Show #1343 1990-06-06 (taped 1990-01-30) Regular

Contestants

Paul Thomas — a law student from San Francisco, California

Anne Kanter — a homemaker from McLean, Virginia

Mary Jane Wright — an administrator originally from Lima, Ohio (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,201)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Mary	$2,100	$4,200	$5,800	$10,000 2nd place: CSR 286 computer & Franklin Language Master	$5,800 17 R, 1 W
Anne	$700	$1,200	$8,200	$16,400 New champion: $16,400	$7,000 19 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Paul	$1,300	$2,900	$8,900	$50 3rd place: Panasonic stereo monitor & receiver + Nintendo Entertainment System with Family & Junior versions of Jeopardy! + Wheel of Fortunte	$8,700 19 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

"HORSE"PLAY	ANCIENT ROME	THE BEATLES	FOOD FACTS	WEAPONS	IN THE BOOKSTORE
$100 [13] A pungent relish is made from the sharp-tasting root of this member of the mustard family horseradish Paul	$100 [24] At least 19 of the first 50 of them, including Galba & Caligula, were assassinated emperors Anne	$100 [1] George Harrison said, "As far as I am concerned, there won't be a Beatles reunion as long as" he "remains dead" John Lennon Paul	$100 [5] The upper hind leg of a porker that's salted, smoked & sometimes aged becomes this meat ham Paul	$100 [16] Large-caliber weapons, they can be heavy, field or siege artillery Mary	$100 [23] First Lady who dedicated her book "The Times of My Life" "To Jerry" Betty Ford Anne
$200 [12] This first No. 1 hit by America was inspired by homesickness for the California desert "A Horse with No Name" Mary	$200 [25] The Flavian Amphitheater, popularly known as this, is the world's largest standing ancient amphitheater Colosseum Paul	$200 [2] This 1964 film is a fictional account of 2 days in the life of The Beatles A Hard Day's Night Mary	$200 [7] Similar to English muffins, they're often served in England with tea crumpets Mary	$200 [17] First weapon mentioned in "The Star-Spangled Banner" rockets Anne	$200 [15] "The Queen of Mean" is an unauthorized biography of this hotel queen (Leona) Helmsley Anne
$300 [6] It's another name for the king crab horseshoe crab Anne	$300 [28] Roman life centered around these public facilities, called the "thermae" baths Mary	$300 [3] "The girl that's driving me mad is going away. She's got" one of these a ticket to ride Mary	$300 [8] If you're dining on hasenpfeffer, you're eating a stew made of this meat rabbit Mary	$300 [18] In the Marine Corps the next rank up from PFC has this weapon in its name lance Anne	$400 [21] Curly-haired songwriter who called his book "Still Water", not "Troubled Water" Art Garfunkel Mary Anne
$400 [29] The book of Revelation says, "Behold" this "and his name that sat on him was Death" pale horse Mary	$400 [27] This word for a popular vote comes from resolutions voted by the Plebeian Assembly of Rome plebiscite Paul	$400 [4] He's currently playing Mr. Conductor on PBS' "Shining Time Station" Ringo Starr Anne	$400 [9] These grow on a single tall cabbage on which miniature heads develop at stem joints Brussels sprouts Mary	$400 [19] This cavalry weapon was inspired by the Turkish scimitar saber Mary	DD $500 [14] Thinking of her imprisoned husband, Nelson, she titled her book "Part of My Soul Went with Him" Winnie Mandela Paul
$500 [30] Dale Robertson owned a railroad in this mid 1960s TV western Iron Horse	$500 [26] Though it was considered unlucky, these priestesses could marry after 30 years of service Vestal Virgins Paul	$500 [11] "Someday you'll know I was the one, but tomorrow may rain, so I'll" do this follow the sun Paul	$500 [10] Dry types of this processed meat include Holsteiner, mortadella & salami sausages Mary	$500 [20] Weapon that killed Achilles arrow Mary	$500 [22] "Trash Trio", a collection of screenplays by this director, includes "Pink Flamingos" John Waters Paul

Double Jeopardy! Round

POETRY	AFRICA	THE CABINET	THEATER	HISTORIC NAMES	ART
$200 [6] The word that completes the title of Tennyson's poem "Flower in the Crannied..." Wall Mary	$200 [1] A mint variety of this is the national drink of Morocco tea Paul	$200 [26] This cabinet post has produced the most U.S. Presidents--6 Secretary of State Anne	$200 [11] In the title of M. Anderson's play based on the Sacco & Vanzetti case, this season precedes "Set" Winter Anne	$200 [25] Upon signing the Declaration of Independence, he said, "There, King George will be able to read that" John Hancock Anne	$200 [20] Term taken from the title of Claude Monet's "Impression: Sunrise" of 1872 Impressionism Paul
$400 [7] A. E. Housman wrote, "About the woodlands I will go to see the cherry hung with" this snow	$400 [5] In London in 1989 his 73-year-old son announced his ascension to the throne of Ethiopia Haile Selassie Anne	$400 [27] This embattled HUD director was the only cabinet officer in the Reagan administration to serve 8 years Sam Pierce Anne	$400 [12] This Peter Shaffer play requires 6 actors to play horses Equus Anne	$400 [23] Not to be confused with Bluebeard, this pirate also had many wives but treated them courteously Blackbeard Mary	$400 [19] Henri Matisse unwittingly coined this word when criticizing a painting by Georges Braque Cubism Paul
$600 [8] Advising men about women, Ogden Nash said, "In real life it takes only" this many "to make a quarrel." one Anne	$600 [2] Afrikaners were known formerly by this Dutch name Boers Paul	$600 [28] In 1947 Sec'y of the Navy James V. Forrestal became the head of this newly created dept. Department of Defense Anne	$600 [13] Gwen Verdon & Chita Rivera played murderesses in this musical named for a Midwest city Chicago Mary	$600 [21] When Robert Scott arrived at the South Pole in January 1912 he found the tent this man had left (Roald) Amundsen Mary Anne	$600 [15] This 19th century U.S. painter also made bronze figures of his favorite subjects: men & horses (Frederic) Remington Anne
$800 [9] In "The Waste Land" the line "I do not find the hanged man" alludes to these cards tarot Anne	$800 [4] The official language of the Sudan, whose population is at least 70% Sunni Muslim Arabic Paul	$1,000 [30] This president's attorneys general were Griffin Bell & Benjamin Civiletti Jimmy Carter Paul	$800 [14] She was only 19 when she starred in the musical "Flora, The Red Menace" & she won a Tony, too Liza Minnelli Paul	$800 [22] A promoter of the Erie Canal, this statesman was New York governor when the canal opened in 1825 DeWitt Clinton Paul	$800 [16] Delacroix's painting glorifying the Revolution of 1830 is titled "Liberty" doing this Liberty Leading the People Paul
$1,000 [10] Emily Dickinson said this "is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul" hope Mary	$1,000 [3] Encyclopedia Americana says the name of this capital of Uganda means "impala hill" Kampala Paul	DD $4,000 [29] The 2 cabinet posts Elizabeth Dole has held Secretary of Transportation & Secretary of Labor Anne	$1,000 [18] This author & illustrator of "Where the Wild Things Are" wrote the script & lyrics for "Really Rosie" (Maurice) Sendak Paul	$1,000 [24] This 2nd century Greek anatomist 1st demonstrated that arteries carry blood, not air as had been earlier thought Galen	DD $2,000 [17] The 1st U.S. artist to have an exhibition at London's Tate Gallery, he painted thefollowing Roy Lichtenstein Anne

Final Jeopardy!

LANDMARKS

First identified in 1741, it split while being dragged to Liberty Pole Square in 1774

Plymouth Rock

Mary "What is Plymouth Rock?" — wagered $4,200

Anne "What is Plymouth Rock?" — wagered $8,200

Paul "What is the Liberty Bell" — wagered $8,850

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