Show #2230 1994-04-22 (taped 1994-01-12) Regular

Contestants

Jeff Jaech — a college student from Riverside, California

Ken Frier — a director of foreign exchange originally from Hendersonville, North Carolina

John Hunt — a jazz musician from San Francisco, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $24,601)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
John	$1,300	$1,600	$7,000	$13,000 3-day champion: $37,601	$7,000 18 R, 1 W
Ken	$300	$1,200	$400	$10 3rd place: Magnavox TV	$3,200 9 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Jeff	$3,300	$4,100	$8,300	$2,599 2nd place: trip to Roseland Ranch, NY	$7,900 25 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

U.S. GEOGRAPHY	FAMOUS CANADIANS	MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	ROCKS & MINERALS	FOOD & DRINK	STARTS WITH "K"
$100 [6] The salinity of this Utah lake ranges roughly between 15% & 27% the Great Salt Lake John	$100 [16] This character actor was the brother of Canada's first native-born gov.-general, Vincent Massey Raymond Massey Jeff	$100 [1] The American Heritage Dictionary entry for "clash" mentions these instruments cymbals Jeff	$100 [2] Much of this stone used by Michelangelo for his sculptures came from Carrara, Italy marble John	$100 [26] A selection of small pieces of food is cooked this way to make the Italian dish fritto misto (deep) fried John	$100 [21] Folk who don't do this to "the habit" may do it to "the bucket" kick John
$200 [7] This cape is the easternmost point of North Carolina's Outer Banks Cape Hatteras Jeff	$200 [17] This dapper anchorman from Toronto used to be ABC News' Beirut bureau chief Peter Jennings Jeff	$200 [3] It's a valveless horn used for military calls bugle Jeff	$200 [4] Of the 3 major divisions of rocks, shale is classified as this sedimentary John	$200 [27] The 4 regions of this country that produce whiskey are the High-lands, Lowlands, Campbeltown & Islay Scotland Ken	$200 [22] This kind of pine is popular for paneling knotty John
$300 [11] The seat of government in Hawaii is on this island Oahu Jeff	$300 [18] A "Famous Lornes from Ontario" category would include Lorne Greene & this "Saturday Night Live" producer Lorne Michaels Jeff	$300 [5] Handel wrote "The Harmonious Blacksmith" for this predecessor of the piano the harpsichord Ken	$300 [8] 1 of the 2 items on the Mohs hardness scale whose name ends in "z" topaz (or quartz) Jeff	$300 [28] Cooked and served in chicken soup, a knaidel is also called this kind of ball a matzo ball Ken	$300 [23] According to Miss Manners, neither gentlemen nor ladies should cross these their knees Jeff
$400 [12] Many of the Thousand Islands in the St. Lawrence River belong to Ontario, the rest to this state New York Jeff	$400 [19] In 1957 this Canadian had his first No. 1 hit with a song inspired by his teenage crush Diana Ayoub Paul Anka Jeff	$400 [14] The steel in the pedal steel variety of this instrument is a metal bar drawn along its strings guitar John	$500 [10] The rock of Gibraltar is this type of rock made up of calcite, a form of calcium carbonate limestone Jeff	$400 [29] This grain is soaked in lye, then ground to produce hominy grits corn John	$400 [24] It often precedes board, hole & Largo key Ken
$500 [13] Tributaries of this Indiana river include the Tippecanoe, Eel & Mississinewa the Wabash John	$500 [20] This late Montrealer played Murphy Brown's mother & Marilla Cuthbert on "Anne of Avonlea" Colleen Dewhurst	$500 [15] You might say it's the Australian aborigines' instrumental equivalent of the Swiss alphorn didgeridoo Jeff	DD $800 [9] This gas is the most abundant element in almost all the world's rocks oxygen Jeff	$500 [30] This aromatic liqueur is manufactured in France by Carthusian monks Chartreuse John Jeff	$500 [25] The name of this Sri Lankan city sounds like something you'd steal from a baby Kandy

Double Jeopardy! Round

WOMEN'S FIRSTS	LANGUAGES	ART	BOOKS ON AUDIOTAPE	1986	POT LUCK
$200 [13] In 1993 Takako Doi became the 1st woman Speaker of this country's lower House of Parliament Japan Jeff	$200 [3] Modern dialects of this language include Picard & Lorrain French Jeff	$200 [2] On the reverse of "Lot and his Daughters", Albrecht Durer painted his picture of this person "and Child" the Madonna Jeff	$200 [1] George Kennedy may have had a "whale" of a time recording this 1851 whale tale Moby-Dick John	$200 [19] In February the Philippine National Assembly proclaimed him reelected--it didn't work Marcos Jeff	$200 [26] A simple, traditional way to grind spices is with a mortar & this implement pestle Jeff
$400 [14] In 1933 Ruth Bryan Owen, the daughter of this political leader, became America's 1st woman diplomat William Jennings Bryan Ken	$400 [4] A standard form of this language is based on the speech of Seoul Korean Jeff	$400 [8] Daniel Chester French's works include the huge statue of this president in a D.C. memorial Lincoln John Jeff	$400 [10] Ken Burns reads excerpts from the companion volume to his PBS miniseries about this war the Civil War Jeff	$400 [20] This event tried to form a human chain from one end of the U.S. to the other--it didn't work Hands Across America Jeff	$400 [27] Chief Two Bears, who died in 1958 was the last Choctaw Indian scout for this showman Buffalo Bill John Jeff
$600 [16] 13 Americans were among the 1st group of women awarded this scholarship to Oxford in 1976 the Rhodes Scholarships John	$600 [5] In the 16th C. Friar Bernardino de Sahagun wrote a history of this Mexican tribe in Nahuatl, their native language the Aztecs John	$600 [9] In the 1730s Canaletto painted the quay of the Piazzetta in this city, his home Venice Ken	$600 [15] This author taped "The Looking Glass War", one of his books about George Smiley John le Carré John	$600 [21] After being sworn in as Chief Justice on September 26, he swore in Antonin Scalia William Rehnquist Ken	$600 [28] For fraud prevention, many credit cards now feature these 3-dimensional photographs holograms Ken
$800 [17] Lusia Harris-Stewart & Nera White were the 1st women inducted into this sports hall of fame in Springfield, Mass. the Basketball Hall of Fame John	$800 [6] The chukchi language is spoken by only a few thousand in the NE part of this Russian region Siberia John	$800 [11] After a quarrel with French officials in Tahiti, he moved to Hiva Oa in the Marquesas in 1901 Gauguin Jeff	$800 [22] Ken Howard went to bat to read this author's "The Natural" Bernard Malamud	$1,000 [24] On Oct. 20, 1986 Israeli PM Shimon Peres & this foreign minister exchanged posts Yitzhak Shamir Ken	$800 [29] While governor of New York 1943-1955, he ran for president twice & lost Dewey Ken
$1,000 [18] This cosmonaut was only 26 when she became the 1st woman in space (Valentina) Tereshkova Jeff	$1,000 [7] This Iranian language is accepted as a second language in Afghanistan Farsi John	DD $1,000 [12] In 1965 this artist's portrait of his son Titus was sold to collector Norton Simon for over $2 million Rembrandt Jeff	$1,000 [25] This British actress who starred in "Far from the Madding Crowd" also recorded the novel on tape Julie Christie	DD $2,800 [23] After a 6-year exile in Gorky, this Nobel Prize winner was allowed to return to Moscow in December Andrei Sakharov Ken	$1,000 [30] Columns from this ancient wonder at Ephesus are now displayed at the British Museum Temple of Artemis

Final Jeopardy!

OLD RADIO

This comedian said he took his last name from a Revolutionary War hero who was no longer using it

Fred Allen

Ken "Who was Revere" — wagered $390

John "Who was Fred Allen" — wagered $6,000

Jeff "Who is Jack Benny?" — wagered $5,701

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