Show #6895 2014-08-01 (taped 2014-03-05) Teen Tournament

2014 Teen Tournament final game 2.Last game of Season 30.

Contestants

Jeff Xie — a junior from Edison, New Jersey (subtotal of $15,000)

Alan Koolik — a junior from Boca Raton, Florida (subtotal of $25,000)

Cooper Lair — a sophomore from Little Rock, Arkansas (subtotal of $200)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Cooper	$200	$1,600	$15,600	$31,000	$12,400 16 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Alan	$2,200	$4,600	$14,600	$29,200	$14,600 15 R, 0 W
Jeff	$4,400	$9,400	$19,600	$39,200	$16,600 23 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

INTERNET JARGON	MOUNTAINS	WANNA DANCE?	3-LETTER WORDS WITH 2 VOWELS	THE STORY OF HIS LIFE	ATTACK OF THE MOVIE MONSTERS
$200 [6] Meaning "I approve", "coo" is short for this; saving 1 keystroke adds up cool Jeff	$200 [1] Boulder, Colorado is in the Flatiron Range, part of these mountains the Rockies Alan	$200 [7] It's said that "it takes two to" do this dance that evolved in Buenos Aires tango Jeff	$200 [12] It's a singing twosome duo Jeff	$200 [21] "A Journey" (maybe a short one on a speed skating track) (Apolo Anton) Ohno Jeff	$200 [26] "Jaws", about one of these sea creatures, kept lots of folks out of the water a (great white) shark Alan
$400 [17] "GTG" can mean "good to go" or this parting phrase got to go Jeff	$400 [2] What the Arabs call Jebel Musa, "Mountain of Moses", is better known as this (Mount) Sinai Cooper	$400 [8] This dance that was popular in the 1920s is named for a city in South Carolina Charleston Jeff	$400 [16] A mineral deposit from which metal can be extracted ore Alan	$400 [22] An actor turned politician:"Total Recall" (Arnold) Schwarzenegger Jeff	$400 [27] You can see this monster from Egypt's past in a film from back in 1932 or at Universal Studios the Mummy Jeff
$600 [19] Someone who types "sup" to you is contracting these 2 words what's up Jeff	$600 [3] You must be 42" tall to hop on this Disneyland ride; its 14,692-foot namesake in the Pennine Alps is tougher sledding Matterhorn Jeff	$600 [11] A pair of quick steps are followed by a pair of slow ones in the dance called the Texas this two-step Jeff	$600 [15] Hold your horses & give me this synonym for sadness woe	$600 [25] A playwright:"The Kindness of Strangers" Tennessee Williams	$600 [28] "AVP" is short for "Alien vs." it Predator Cooper
$800 [18] In "kk", the first K replaces this letter O Cooper	$800 [4] This peak is the only mountain in North America that exceeds 20,000 feet Mount McKinley Cooper	$800 [10] Dances with repetitive names include the cancan & this lively Cuban dance cha-cha Jeff	$800 [13] In a fairy tale, a princess can feel it through 20 mattresses pea Jeff	$1,000 [23] An electricalgenius from Europe:"My Inventions" Tesla Jeff	$800 [29] This lovestruck giant ape ends up far from Skull Island, his home King Kong Alan
$1,000 [20] Writer Adam Gopnik was among parents who made their kids snicker by thinking "LOL" meant this, not "laugh out loud" lots of love Alan	$1,000 [5] Not quite 14,500 feet, this California peak is named for geologist Josiah Mount Whitney Jeff	$1,000 [9] Polite society was shocked to see couples in close contact for this ballroom dance that has a Viennese type waltz Alan	$1,000 [14] The last class of the day seems to last this long, the longest division of geologic time an eon Cooper Alan	DD $2,000 [24] A Pennsylvania businessman:"Young Chocolatier" Hershey Jeff	$1,000 [30] Abe Sapien helps this well-"red" guy who went from the Dark Side to working for our side Hellboy

Double Jeopardy! Round

1950-2000	THE ARTS	SYMPTOMS OF LOVE	ANTHROPOLOGY	MUSIC INDUSTRY TERMS	A FEW WORDS WITH "MOM" & "DAD"
$400 [6] He's the president seenheresigning into law the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Lyndon Johnson Cooper	$400 [4] December is a good time to see this 1892 ballet that features the Sugar Plum Fairy The Nutcracker Cooper	$400 [26] One symptom of love is a loss of this, the desire for food appetite Alan	$400 [13] Lewis Morgan said we've progressed "from savagery through barbarism to" this sophisticated stage civilization Cooper	$400 [21] Incorporating part of an old song into a new song, or trying a free piece of cheese at the deli sampling Alan	$400 [16] For very low temperatures, these may use magnets instead of mercury thermometers Cooper
$800 [7] In the early '80s it was sometimes called "GRID", gay-related immune deficiency AIDS Jeff	$1,200 [1] Donatello sculpted a marble statue of this biblical youth almost 100 years before Michelangelo David Jeff	$800 [27] Xerostomia means a dry one of these; try not to put your foot in yours when you talk to your crush mouth Jeff	$800 [12] "Bougie", slang for upscale or snobby, comes from this class described by Karl Marx bourgeoisie Cooper	$800 [22] If your iPod display reads "Drake f/ Majid Jordan", the f/ stands for this featuring Cooper	$800 [17] Name of a city in southern Colorado as well as Tobago's partner island Trinidad Cooper
$1,200 [8] (Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.) On the morning of June 25th, 1950, forces in the north stormed across the 38th parallel, beginning this 3-year-long conflict the Korean War Cooper	$1,600 [2] This city's pops is affectionately known as "America's Orchestra" Boston Jeff	$1,200 [30] When your beloved is near, you hear the 1824 "Ode to Joy" by this composer Beethoven Cooper	$1,600 [14] A classic work of cultural anthropology is antonymically titled this "and the Cooked" The Raw Alan Jeff	$1,200 [23] An album that sells 10 million copies is certified this gem diamond Alan	$1,200 [18] Look out, this type of small family store, here comes Walmart mom-and-pop Alan
$1,600 [9] This senator from Wisconsin is best remembered for his Communist "witch hunts" of the 1950s (Joseph) McCarthy Alan	$2,000 [3] At the Louvre, 16th century Italian tapestries depict scenes from this poet's "Metamorphoses" Ovid Cooper	$1,600 [29] Poor coordination & tingling--could be love or a lack of thiamine, also called this alphanumeric vitamin B1 Cooper	$2,000 [15] In 1925 she set out for the South Pacific to study adolescent girls Margaret Mead	$1,600 [24] "AC" stands for this radio format favored by some folks of a certain age adult contemporary Jeff	$1,600 [19] A relaxing type of herbal tea from celestial seasonings chamomile Alan
$2,000 [10] In 1972 terrorism by a group of Palestinians marred the Olympic Games in this German city Munich Jeff	DD $4,000 [5] Praise the Lord! Over a century old, this American form of Christian music combines elements of blues, jazz & spirituals gospel Cooper	$2,000 [28] Forms of this abnormality of the heartbeat include "skipping a beat", fibrillation & tachycardia, beating too fast arrhythmia Jeff	DD $3,000 [11] Elsie Parsons studied these "apartment"-dwelling Indians of the Southwest, including the Zuni Pueblos Jeff	$2,000 [25] A songwriter can make money writing these; they are brief catchy tunes to sell cars, tissues or prunes jingle Alan	$2,000 [20] Meaning "city", this word comes before "Juarez" & "de Mexico" Ciudad Jeff

Final Jeopardy!

AWARDS & HONORS

There were no winners for this award from 1939 through 1943; in 1944, it was won by the International Committee of the Red Cross

the Nobel Peace Prize

Alan "What is the Nobel Peace Prize?" — wagered $14,600

Cooper "What is the NobelPeacePeace Prize?" — wagered $15,400

Jeff "What is the Nobel PeacePrizePrize?" — wagered $19,600

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