Show #1013 1989-01-18 (taped 1988-10-11) Regular

Contestants

Michael Herman — an arts management consultant originally from Houston, Texas

Diane Lubniewski — a teacher from Pecksville, Pennsylvania

Tanya Palmer — a media buyer from Kansas City (whose 1-day cash winnings total $10,199)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Tanya	$500	$100	$900	$1,800 2nd place: stay at Murieta Hot Springs Resort & Spa + Jason binoculars	$2,500 9 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Diane	$-400	$1,200	$5,000	$5 3rd place: Queen Anne chair from Action	$5,500 16 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Michael	$2,100	$2,600	$6,200	$10,001 New champion: $10,001	$6,200 21 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

SCIENTISTS	SALADS	AMERICAN INDIANS	ARTISTS	THE OLYMPICS	COLUMBIA
$100 [16] The name of this German chemist is immortalized by the gas burner in every science lab (Robert) Bunsen Tanya	$100 [4] A very large firm, "meaty" tomato, often served with onion slices in an oil & vinegar dressing beefsteak Michael	$100 [3] He was the 1st to call the Native Americans "Indians" Columbus Diane	$100 [1] Eugene Delacroix wrote "The first virtue of painting is to be a feast for" these eyes Tanya	$100 [20] Celebrations might have been dampened at the 1932 L.A. games, since this U.S. amendment was in effect Prohibition Diane	$100 [22] The Columbia River begins in Columbia Lake in this Canadian province British Columbia Michael
$200 [15] Pause, take a deep breath, & then buzz in if you know that Joseph Priestley helped discover this oxygen Diane	$200 [6] Greek salads are usually distinguished by this cheese feta Michael	$200 [5] Long before baseball was invented, Indians built dugouts, which they used as these canoes Diane	$200 [2] Charles Dana Gibson's wife was the model for this Gay '90s symbol of beauty Gibson Girl Michael	$200 [21] In rowing, if a rower falls out of the boat, the crew can still win; if this person falls out, they can't coxswain Michael	$200 [23] William Paley established this company in 1928 Columbia Broadcasting System Michael
$300 [17] On June 11, 1983, scientists met on Java to observe one of these, longest of the decade (solar) eclipse Diane	$300 [10] Meat that frequently garnishes a spinach salad bacon Michael	$300 [7] While Indiana, Kansas & Ohio all have counties named for this Algonquin tribe, Florida doesn't Miami Tanya	$300 [13] Edward Hicks, best known for "The Peaceable Kingdom", was a minister of this religion Friends (Society of Friends, Quakers) Tanya	DD $500 [27] The 500-meter version of this is the quickest timed event in the Winter Games, with a record of 36.45 seconds men's speed skating Diane	$300 [24] This state finds Columbia capital, just capital South Carolina Diane
$400 [18] This friend & financier of Newon held the office of Astronomer Royal from 1720-1742 Edmond Halley	$400 [11] It's the primary vegetable in Waldorf salad celery Tanya Diane	$400 [8] Guns obtained from early Dutch settlers helped this confederation dominate its neighbors Iroquois Michael	$400 [14] 1 of 2 Van Gogh paintings with floral titles that each sold for more than $39 million in 1987 Sunflowers (or Irises ) Michael	—	$400 [25] Number of the Apollo mission that had a command module nicknamed "Columbia" 11 Diane
$500 [28] His 1543 book refuting an Earth-centered solar system was published when he was on his death bed Copernicus Tanya Diane	$500 [12] The bitter salad green that the English commonly call chicory Americans call this endive Diane	$500 [9] The potlatch ceremony, in which they did this, impoverished many a northwest Indian giving away all of one's possessions Michael	$500 [19] Modigliani gave up this form of art in 1915, partly because materials were too expensive sculpture Diane	—	$500 [26] Crossing the Lincoln & Rambouillet breeds of these farm animals produced the Columbia variety sheep

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE 20TH CENTURY	FIRST NOVELS	THE 3 "B"s	LAW	LANGUAGES	LINCOLN SPEAKS
$200 [1] He was assassinated October 6, 1981, 8 years to the day after he launched the Yom Kippur War Anwar Sadat Michael	$200 [11] "Catch-22" Joseph Heller Diane	$200 [22] C.P.E. Bach, J.C. Bach or J.S. Bach, the 1 responsible for the birth of the other 2 Johann Sebastian Bach Tanya Michael	$200 [7] Works whose copyrights have expired have "fallen into" this public domain Michael	$200 [2] The Flemish language of Flanders, Belgium is actually this language Dutch Michael	$200 [14] Lincoln believed that if this social institution "is not wrong, nothing is wrong" slavery Michael
$400 [19] In 1917, due to this, Mississippi called off the exposition marking its state centennial outbreak of World War I (U.S. involvement in World War I) Tanya	$400 [12] "Catcher in the Rye" J.D. Salinger Michael	$400 [24] Beethoven wrote the famous "Heiligenstadt Testament" in 1802, describing this disability deafness Michael	$400 [8] While slander is spoken, a case of defamatory words written or printed is called this libel Michael	$400 [3] Our words alcohol, alfalfa & algebra come from this language in which "al" means "the" Arabic Tanya	$400 [15] Lincoln stated this general "is a copious worker & fighter but a very meager writer or telegrapher" (Ulysses) Grant Diane
$600 [20] In 1951 Senator Estes Kefauver led a Senate investigation of this organized crime, the Mafia Diane Michael	$600 [16] "Sister Carrie" Theodore Dreiser Diane	$600 [25] Brahms' first name Johann (Johannes) Tanya	$600 [9] The only state whose basic law is not based on British common law but on the Napoleonic Code Louisiana Tanya	$800 [5] The great poet Rabindranath Tagore wrote in this language, most common in Bangladesh Bengali Michael	$600 [23] He described this huge world power as a "country where they make no pretense of loving liberty" Russia Diane
$800 [21] To symbolize resolve not to fight each other again, these 2 countries built the Christ of the Andes Chile & Argentina Michael	$800 [17] "The Postman Always Rings Twice" James Cain Diane	$800 [26] The "B" who wrote the "Egmont Overture" Beethoven	$800 [10] Located on the site of the infamous Newgate Prison, London's central criminal court is commonly called this The Old Bailey Diane	DD $1,000 [4] Most people on Gibraltar speak these 2 languages Spanish & English Tanya	—
$1,000 [28] 1919 massacre of Indian nationalists in this city was portrayed in the 1982 film "Gandhi" Amritsar	$1,000 [18] "The Tin Drum" Günter Grass Diane	DD $2,000 [27] Famous student song on which Brahms based this section of the "Academic Festival Overture": "Gaudeamus Igitur" Tanya	$1,000 [13] The 1896 Plessy vs Ferguson decision declared this legal discrimination, separate but equal facilities (segregation) Michael	$1,000 [6] Revised as a spoken language in modern times, it's the only colloquial speech based on a written language Hebrew Michael	—

Final Jeopardy!

THE OSCARS

This 1951 musical is the only movie with a world capital in the title to win "Best Picture"

An American in Paris

Tanya "What is An American in Paris?" — wagered $900

Diane "What is Amr Paris" — wagered $4,995

Michael "What is An American in Paris?" — wagered $3,801

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