Show #2453 1995-04-12 (taped 1994-12-14) Regular

Contestants

Margaret Schwind — a housewife from Rockville, Maryland

Mary Brody — an architect from Walnut Creek, California

Carole Denton — an administrative assistant from New Carrollton, Maryland (whose 2-day cash winnings total $16,300)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Carole	$2,000	$3,400	$6,000	$4,499 3-day champion: $20,799	$8,600 26 R, 5 W (including 2 DDs)
Mary	$1,400	$2,700	$7,500	$2,999 2nd place: Gibson 3-piece kitchen & Imperial wall coverings + Jeopardy! Sports Edition & home game	$7,500 18 R, 0 W
Margaret	$700	$1,800	$3,000	$500 3rd place: Michael C. Fina 5-piece buffet service + Jeopardy! Sports Edition & home game	$2,700 8 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE NEW TESTAMENT	FAMOUS ANIMALS	TRANSPORTATION	SEE THE U.S.A.	FOOD	"M" TV
$100 [26] The epistle to Philemon was the shortest of the letters he wrote while in prison St. Paul Margaret	$100 [1] Scannon, a Newfoundland, accompanied this pair on their exploration of the Louisiana Purchase Lewis & Clark Carole	$100 [11] Though it was called unsinkable, it went down in under 3 hours April 14-15, 1912 Titanic Mary	$100 [17] The region called Michiana covers an area in Indiana & this state Michigan Carole	$100 [12] This nut produced by oak trees was eaten by American Indians acorn Carole	$100 [6] This James Garner western once broadcast a satire of "Gunsmoke" titled "Gunshy" Maverick Mary
$200 [27] He referred to Jesus as "He that cometh after me...whose shoes I am not worthy to bear" John the Baptist Carole	$200 [2] This general's horse Traveller was called Jeff Davis when he bought him Robert E. Lee Margaret	$200 [22] Most of the world's 120,000 miles of electrified train track are on this continent Europe Mary	$200 [18] You can visit Edgar Allan Poe's home on North Amity Street in this Maryland city Baltimore Mary	$200 [13] This term for deer meat comes from the Latin venatio, meaning "hunt" or "chase" venison Carole	$200 [7] This series' theme began, "Who can turn the world on with her smile..." The Mary Tyler Moore Show Carole
$300 [28] The night before his crucifixion, Jesus prayed at this garden on the slopes of the Mount of Olives Gethsemane Margaret	$300 [3] In 1961 Soviet Premier Khrushchev sent this first family a puppy named Pushinka Kennedys Mary	$300 [23] Built over 2,200 years ago as the main road from Rome to Greece, it's still used today Appian Way Carole	$300 [19] Fayetteville, Arkansas was named in honor of this Frenchman (Marquis de) Lafayette Carole	$300 [14] Shabu shabu, a fondue-like dish of this country, is named for the sound it makes while cooking Japan Carole	$300 [8] The creators of this Fox sitcom named the Bundys after their favorite wrestler, King Kong Bundy Married... with Children Carole
$500 [30] The last phrase in the Bible attributed to Jesus, "Surely I come quickly", appears in this book Revelation	$400 [4] A groundhog named Phil resides at Gobbler's Knob in this Pennsylvania town Punxsutawney Carole	$400 [24] One theory says that the name jeep came from the initials "g.p.", which stood for this general purpose	$400 [20] If you live in this western state, it's better than 50-50 you live in Clark County Nevada Mary	$400 [15] It takes 30-50 gallons of sap from the acer saccharum tree to make 1 gallon of this sweetener maple syrup Carole	$400 [9] In the 1968-69 season of this sitcom, Katie Douglas gave birth to triplets Steve, Charley & Robbie My Three Sons Mary
DD $700 [29] Although Jesus was born in Bethlehem, his mother was from this Galilean city Nazareth Margaret	$500 [5] This canine who became a movie star was discovered by Lee Duncan in a WWI trench Rin Tin Tin Margaret	$500 [25] This new Dodge subcompact sold so well in 1994 that Chrysler had only a 20-day supply of them; normal is 60 Neon	$500 [21] Alexander Hamilton died in this city & is buried in its Trinity Church cemetery New York City Carole	$500 [16] To make hominy, this grain's hull & germ are removed with lye or by crushing & sifting corn Mary	$500 [10] This 1960s sitcom was inspired by the 1964 Beatles movie "A Hard Day's Night" The Monkees Mary

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	ART & ARTISTS	INVENTORS	WORLD GEOGRAPHY	ENGLISH LITERATURE
$200 [21] In 1805 this captain of the Bounty became governor of New South Wales Bligh Carole	$200 [11] The way the lacing is arranged on this type of instrument adds tension to the head drum Carole	$200 [16] Born in the West Indies, Camille Pissarro went to this city in 1855 where he studied with Corot Paris Carole	$200 [26] In 1803 this American launched a steam-driven paddle-wheel boat on the Seine River Fulton Mary	$200 [6] The emirate of Qatar lies on a peninsula bordered by the Gulf of Bahrain & this gulf Persian Gulf Mary	$200 [1] The fortune recovered in this Robert Louis Stevenson tale belonged to the long-dead Captain Flint Treasure Island Carole
$400 [22] In the Tet Offensive of Jan. 30, 1968, communists attacked this capital of South Vietnam Saigon Carole Mary	$400 [12] The helicon, a type of this large instrument, has circular coiling tuba Carole	$400 [17] This pop artist created such movies as the 6-hour-long "Sleep" & the 8-hour-long "Empire" Andy Warhol Mary	$400 [27] In 1884 this man invented paper-backed photographic film (George) Eastman Carole Margaret	$400 [7] 2 of France's 95 departments lie on this Mediterranean island Corsica Carole	$400 [2] He came up with the idea for "Goodbye Mr. Chips" while taking a bike ride & wrote it in 4 days (James) Hilton Carole
$600 [23] On June 13, 323 B.C., Alexander the Great died in the palace of Nebuchadnezzar in this city Babylon Carole	$600 [13] The double reed of this bass woodwind is on the end of a curved metal tube set into the tenor joint bassoon Mary	$600 [18] He painted 3 types of a portraits of George Washington called Vaughan, Athenaeum & Lansdowne Gilbert Stuart Carole	$600 [28] While in debtor's prison, he began his experiments which led to vulcanized rubber Goodyear Mary	$600 [8] The name of this island group 740 miles west of Portugal is from the Portuguese for "hawks" Azores Mary	$600 [3] This British author modeled Adam Bede on her own father George Eliot Carole
DD $1,000 [24] In the 1880s he helped found the British South Africa Co. & the De Beers Diamond Co. Cecil Rhodes Carole	$800 [14] In 1829 Sir Charles Wheatstone invented this hexagonal accordion-like instrument concertina Margaret	$800 [19] Jacopo Robusti was nicknamed this because his father was a dyer or "tintore" Tintoretto Margaret	$800 [29] The "V" in the name of the VS-300 helicopter stood for Vought; the "S" stood for this man Sikorsky Carole	$800 [9] By far, this lake is Peru's largest Titicaca Mary	$1,000 [5] The alternate title of this Izaak Walton work is "The Contemplative Man's Recreation" The Compleat Angler Carole
$1,000 [25] In 1833 he was chosen president of Mexico; later, he became dictator Santa Anna Margaret	$1,000 [15] It's a xylophone-like instrument having metal bars with tubular chambers beneath them vibe (vibraphone/vibraharp) Carole Mary	$1,000 [20] This American painted his famous portrait of a crippled neighbor, "Christina's World", in 1948 Andrew Wyeth Carole	$1,000 [30] For almost a year this coil inventor redesigned dynamos for Edison Nikola Tesla	$1,000 [10] The Shaba region in the south of this African country was called Katanga until 1972 Zaire Margaret	DD $1,600 [4] As stated in Book 1, the theme of this epic poem is the fall of man through disobedience Paradise Lost Carole

Final Jeopardy!

20th CENTURY PRESIDENTS

He said, "If you have not chosen me by secret ballot, neither have I gained office by any secret promises"

Gerald Ford

Margaret "Who is FDR?" — wagered $2,500

Carole "Who is Harding?" — wagered $1,501

Mary "Who wasWHT. Roosevelt" — wagered $4,501

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