Show #338 1985-12-25 (taped 1985-09-03) Regular

Contestants

Rafael Bernardino — an attorney from La Mirada, California

Donna Marie Wright — an editor from Santa Monica, California

Pamela Norris — a writer from Sandy Springs, Georgia (whose 1-day cash winnings total $7,600)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Pamela	$1,300	$5,300	$9,600	$9,200 2-day champion: $16,800	$10,900 28 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Donna	$-500	$0	$1,400	$2,600 3rd place: Maytag washer & dryer	$1,400 7 R, 2 W
Rafael	$600	$1,300	$4,500	$8,999 2nd place: Merillat shelving system & Olympia electric typewriter	$4,500 13 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA	NURSERY RHYMES	WORMS	STARTS WITH "C"	FLAGS	ADVERTISING SLOGANS
$100 [3] President who wore size 13 shoes & probably never told a lie about it George Washington Pamela Rafael	$100 [1] When 1st told, it was Hjuki & Bil who carried the pail of water "Jack and Jill" Pamela	$100 [8] These 'bloodsuckers" are still used for removing discoloration of bruises & black eyes leeches Pamela	$100 [14] Ceremony which is a crowning achievement for kings & queens coronation Pamela	$100 [17] North American country whose flag is a red, white, & green tricolor Mexico Donna	$100 [21] To him, Kellogg's Frosted Flakes are "G--R--R--R--REAT!" Tony the Tiger Donna
$200 [4] His in-laws house on Delaware St. was this president's Missouri home Harry Truman Pamela	$200 [2] About 1820, one reputedly followed Mary Sawyer to the Redstone School House in Massachusetts a little lamb Rafael	$200 [9] In rich soil there can be 6 million, or 12 tons, of these annelids per acre earthworms Pamela	$200 [15] The complete notice contains a circled C, the name of the owner, & year of 1st publication copyright Rafael	$200 [18] Only reason a U.S. flag should be flown upside down any kind of distress Rafael	$200 [22] He said, "If you can find a better car, buy it!" Lee Iacocca Pamela
$300 [5] Broadway & movie musical where FDR helps the little heroine find her folks Annie Pamela	$300 [11] At the Mad Tea Party, "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" became "Twinkle, Twinkle..." this flying animal bat Pamela	DD $300 [10] Title creature of this song is actually an insect larva: "The Glow-Worm" Pamela	$300 [16] The movement of blood & magazines circulation Donna	$300 [26] After his death, staffs flying Mohammed's flag often were capped by a hand holding this book the Koran Pamela	$300 [23] Cigarette which in the '50s urged smokers to "Call for" it Philip Morris Rafael
$400 [6] In 1976, it was revealed he had a pocketknife & a Confederate $5 bill in his pockets the night of his death Abraham Lincoln	$400 [12] "Diddle diddle, dumpling, my son John" went to bed with one of these on shoe Pamela	$400 [29] "When you see a hearse go by" you know worms will soon be playing this card game pinochle Pamela	$400 [19] A store for GI's on the base, or storage for water in the desert canteen Pamela	$400 [27] The U.S. flag is folded to resemble this revolutionary soldier's accessory his hat Pamela	$400 [24] It's the original toothbrush with the rubber tip on the end Py-co-pay
$500 [7] He said McKinley had "no more backbone than a chocolate eclair" but was his V.P. & successor Theodore Roosevelt Donna Rafael	$500 [13] When the Queen of Hearts made her tarts on a summer's day Pamela	—	$500 [20] A short summary, or a cosmonaut conveyor capsule Pamela	$500 [28] Method in which flags are used to spell out messages by hand & arm movements semaphore Pamela	$500 [25] A famous '50s jingle advised him to "Get Wildroot Cream Oil" Charlie

Double Jeopardy! Round

1978	MYTHS & LEGENDS	THE OSCARS	SHAKESPEARE	THIRD WORLD CITIES	ANIMAL ROCK
$200 [3] Her movie wardrobe started a funky "Annie Hall" look in fashion Diane Keaton Pamela	$200 [8] Scandinavian fairies who in American myth work for Santa Claus elves Rafael	$200 [21] British actress who won for showing "A Touch of Class" Glenda Jackson Pamela	$200 [1] "Lord, what fools these mortals be!", says Puck in this comedy "A Midsummer Night's Dream" Pamela	$200 [26] Named for Livingstone's "finder", its name was changed to Kisangani in 1966 Stanleyville Pamela	$200 [13] Born John Mellencamp, he used this other name before reclaiming his last name again John Cougar Rafael
$400 [4] Cost of a U.S. 1st class stamp was raised from 12c to this 15 cents	$400 [9] Famous piece of furniture legend says Merlin suggested to King Arthur the Round Table Donna	$400 [22] Winning director who explained why he made "Godfather II": "Paramount made me an offer I couldn't refuse" Francis Ford Coppola Rafael	$400 [2] Country described as "This blessed plot, this earth, this realm" England Rafael	$400 [27] Spanish for "valley of paradise", it's Chile's 2nd largest city Valparaiso	$400 [14] They flew to the top of the charts with "Mr. Tambourine Man" & "Turn! Turn! Turn" The Byrds Rafael
$600 [5] The Nobel Peace Prize was shared by these adversaries who came to an "accord" Begin & Sadat Pamela	$600 [10] Son of Cronus, who later defeated his father & set up shop on Mt. Olympus Zeus Donna	$600 [23] She claims her speech for "Mrs. Miniver" Oscar, reputedly an hour long, was actually 5 1/2 minutes Greer Garson Donna	$600 [18] In "Othello", Iago said he would wear his heart there on his sleeve Pamela	$600 [28] "On the Road to" this 2nd largest Burmese city, China's across the mountains, not the bay Mandalay Pamela	$600 [15] Linda Ronstadt danced to the beat of a "Different Drum" when she started with this mid-'60s group The Stone Poneys Rafael
$800 [6] After being studied by scientists, this Catholic relic still went unexplained the Shroud of Turin Pamela	$800 [11] Now Tarrytown, New York, Washington Irving told us about its legendary figure, Ichabod Crane Sleepy Hollow Rafael	$800 [24] He was nominated for both Best Actor & Best Support for his cantankerous priest in "Going My Way" Barry Fitzgerald Donna Rafael	$1,000 [20] Shakespeare, "father" of the play, appropriately performed this part in "Hamlet' himself Hamlet's father (the ghost) Pamela	DD $1,000 [29] Either of the 2 port cities on either end of the Panama Canal named for explorers Balboa (or Colon) Pamela	$800 [16] First Steven Georgiou, later this as Muslim convert Yusuf Islam, dropped out of music Cat Stevens Pamela
$1,000 [7] Defecting Bulgarian author of "The Assassins" was assassinated with a poison-tipped one umbrella Donna Rafael	$1,000 [12] Aztec god of the sun & air, he wore the feathers to hide his ugliness Quetzalcoatl	$1,000 [25] Oscar holds one of these sword	DD $1,500 [19] Marc Antony called him "The noblest Roman of them all" Brutus Pamela	—	$1,000 [17] Mid-'60s S.F. political rock group paid $5,000 by Ed Sullivan not to appear on his show Country Joe and the Fish

Final Jeopardy!

GOVERNMENTS

Country with the oldest written constitution still in use

The United States

Donna "What is the United States?" — wagered $1,200

Rafael "What is the U.S. ?" — wagered $4,499

Pamela "What is Switzerland?" — wagered $400

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