Show #1483 1991-01-30 (taped 1990-10-16) Regular

Contestants

Arthur Mitchell — an advertising writer from Grosse Pointe, Michigan

Tom Moses — a lawyer from Long Beach, California

Adelaide Jaffe — a computer operator from Bay Village, Ohio

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Adelaide $1,100 $1,700 $9,600 $8,300
New champion: $8,300
$9,000
23 R (including 2 DDs), 5 W (including 1 DD)
Tom $600 $1,900 $4,100 $100
2nd place: trip on Delta to Miami & stay at Sonesta Beach Hotel Key Biscayne
$4,100
16 R, 3 W
Arthur $1,100 $1,500 $1,900 $0
3rd place: Cazal sunglasses + NES with games + Wheel of Fortune for Game Boy
$1,900
12 R, 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

ACCORDING TOPEOPLE POETRY WEATHER COOKING CLASS EASY MATH BIBLE LOCALES
$100 [7]
Dustin Hoffman kept the dresses he wore in this film; his favorite one is brown silk
Tootsie
Arthur
$100 [24]
Byron called this animal "the firmest friend, the first to welcome, foremost to defend"
dog
Tom
$100 [17]
The record wind speed for one of these, 280 mph, was measured over Wichita Falls, Texas in 1925
tornado
Tom
$100 [3]
An "impish" way to say a dish is flavored with a spicy or mustard sauce
deviled
Adelaide
$100 [12]
On a flat surface, it's the shortest distance between two points
straight line
Tom
$100 [1]
When the troops shouted & 7 priests blew on ram's horns, the walls of this city fell
Jericho
Adelaide
$200 [22]
In 1990 readers "made his day" by voting him "The Sexiest Gentleman Over 50"
Clint Eastwood
Tom
$200 [25]
Two lines of rhyming verse that are self-contained in meaning & structure
couplet
Adelaide
$200 [18]
In 1979 the names of hurricanes were changed to include these
men
Arthur
$200 [8]
When you heat a liquid like milk almost to the boiling point, you are said to do this to it
scald
Arthur
$200 [13]
The word is from the Arabic meaning "void", though the Mayans discovered the concept 1st
zero
Adelaide
$200 [2]
The Bible says this place is where the last battle between good & evil will be waged
Armageddon
Arthur
$300 [23]
People said these "Dick Tracy" stars call each other "Buzzbomb" & "Old Man"
Madonna & Warren Beatty
Adelaide Arthur
$400 [27]
Native of Lesbos known for the lyric poetry she wrote to the girls she led
Sappho
Adelaide
$300 [19]
The rainiest place in the U.S. is in this state
Hawaii
Adelaide
$300 [9]
From the French for "to jump"; classically it's frying food in a pan while shaking it
sauté
Arthur
$300 [14]
Good gamblers use these laws to estimate the likelihood that an event will occur
probability
Arthur
$300 [4]
When Pilate heard Jesus was from this region, he sent him to Herod, who had jurisdiction over it
Galilee
Adelaide
$400 [29]
He lamented, "Women seem to be more interested in my blue eyes than in anything I do or say."
Paul Newman
Adelaide
DD $500 [26]
Poem that states, "Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare, and beauty draws us with a single hair."
The Rape of the Lock
Adelaide
$400 [20]
Indra, chief Vedic god of India, killed Vrtra, a dragon who held back these seasonal winds
monsoon
Tom
$400 [10]
From Latin for "money", it's the herb that traditionally flavors lamb
mint
Arthur
$400 [15]
A statement in algebra that shows the value on the left to be the same as the value on the right
equation
Arthur
$400 [5]
This region east of the Jordan was famous for the aromatic resin known as balm
Gilead
Adelaide
$500 [30]
People called her "the most closely watched public beauty since Jacqueline Onassis"
Princess Di
Adelaide
$500 [28]
"Boomlay, boomlay, boomlay, boom" is a recurring line in V. Lindsay's poem about this part of Africa
the Congo
Tom
$500 [21]
An electrical discharge appearing as a blue or green halo is called this
St. Elmo's fire
Arthur
$500 [11]
Stew can cook on the bottom & the semolina on top in the special pot used to make this N. African dish
couscous
Adelaide
$500 [16]
From the Latin for "how many times", it's the answer to a division problem
quotient
Adelaide
$500 [6]
Jesus changed water into wine at the wedding feast in this town
Cana
Tom

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORICAL NOVELS SEA LIFE FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES THEATRE MEDICINE OH THOSE OTTOMANS
$200 [6]
"The Last Days of Pompeii" begins a few days before the eruption of this volcano
Vesuvius
Tom
$200 [21]
This carnivore uses its tusks as hooks when climbing onto the Arctic ice
walrus
Adelaide
$200 [1]
A Roman venturing into terra incognita would be traveling into this type of territory
unknown
Tom
$200 [11]
The 16th century chronicles of Raphael Holinshed were a source for his "Macbeth" & "King Lear"
Shakespeare
Adelaide
$200 [16]
Three kinds are Spanish, Hong Kong & swine
flus
Arthur
$200 [26]
Like Rome, this capital of the Ottoman Empire was built on 7 hills
Byzantium (Istanbul or Constantinople)
Tom
$400 [7]
This 1936 novel by W.D. Edmonds depicts life in the Mohawk Valley during the American Revolution
Drums Along the Mohawk
Tom Arthur
$400 [22]
This tuna's meat is the whitest of all tunas & has a chicken-like flavor
albacore
Arthur
$400 [2]
If a senorita greets you by saying "Buenas tardes", she's wishing you this
good afternoon
Adelaide Tom Arthur
$600 [13]
In reality, Pepin was this king's father; in the Broadway musical, Pippin was his son
Charlemagne
Adelaide
$400 [17]
It's the "common" name for rhinitis or afebrille coryza
cold
Arthur
$400 [27]
The Ottoman era between 1715-30 was named after this bulb flower
tulip
Tom
$600 [8]
The title "The Talisman" refers to an amulet that cures this crusader king of England
King Richard I
Adelaide
$600 [23]
2 Pacific coast species of this mollusk are pismo & geoduck
clams
Tom
$600 [3]
By definition, when you're dining alfresco, you're eating your meal here
out of doors
Adelaide
$800 [14]
The Paycock is Juno's weak-willed husband in the play by this Irish author
Seán O'Casey
Adelaide Arthur
$600 [18]
Common names for rubeola & rubella, 2 of the most contagious diseases known to man
measles & German measles
Tom
$600 [28]
During the late 17th c. the Koprulu family controlled this grand office, the equivalent of prime minister
vizier
Tom
$800 [9]
This "Pathfinder" of the West" is the leading character in "Dream West"
Fremont
Tom
$800 [24]
These members of the herring family are named for a Mediterranean island
sardines
Tom
$800 [4]
Sturm und Drang, a major German literary movement translates to this
storm & distress
Adelaide
$1,000 [15]
Office machine in the title of Elmer Rice's 1923 play about Mr. Zero
adding machine
Adelaide
$800 [19]
Instant info about a person's physiological processes given to teach the person to control them
biofeedback
Adelaide
$800 [29]
In 1922 he overthrew the last sultan & the history of modern Turkey began
(Kemal) Ataturk
Adelaide
$1,000 [10]
A brief episode in Goethe's life inspired this "Death in Venice" author to write "Lotte in Weimar"
Thomas Mann
Adelaide
$1,000 [25]
Prior to being caught in 1938, this fish was known only from fossil records & believed to be extinct
coelacanth
Arthur
DD $1,000 [5]
It's the name the Greeks gave to the primordial disorganization of the universe
chaos
Adelaide
DD $1,500 [12]
Broadway musical that gave us thefollowingsong:"I'm jist a girl who cain't say no / I'm in a turrible fix..."
Oklahoma!
Adelaide
$1,000 [20]
This type of anemia is caused by inability to absorb vitamin B
pernicious
$1,000 [30]
Mehmed I is called restorer as he reunited the empire after this lame leader conquered it in 1402
"Timur the Lame" (Tamerlane)
Tom

Final Jeopardy!

EUROPE

The two European countries that have the letter Z in their English names

Czechoslovakia & Switzerland

Arthur "What are Czechosl" — wagered $1,900
Tom "What are [something scratched out] Switzerland and?" — wagered $4,000
Adelaide "What are" — wagered $1,300

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