Show #2102 1993-10-26 (taped 1993-08-24) Regular

Rachael Schwartz game 3.

Contestants

Denise Rechter — an attorney from Vienna, Virginia

Jim Newman — a soda jerk originally from Stevens Point, Wisconsin

Rachael Schwartz — an attorney from Bedminster, New Jersey (whose 2-day cash winnings total $12,699)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Rachael	$2,200	$4,000	$12,800	$15,000 3-day champion: $27,699	$13,600 29 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)
Jim	$1,100	$2,400	$4,800	$9,600 2nd place: a trip to Atlanta, Georgia + home game	$6,800 19 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Denise	$200	$700	$2,100	$2,200 3rd place: a Gibson refrigerator + home game	$1,900 6 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE BODY HUMAN	TELEVISION	MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	THE BIBLE	COOKING WITH GRAHAM KERR	LEFTOVERS
$100 [25] The name of this part of the skull that encloses the brain is Greek for "skull" the cranium Rachael	$100 [8] This First Lady's father, Hugh Rodham, had a cameo role on "Hearts Afire" in 1992 Hillary Rodham Clinton Rachael	$100 [6] It's considered the national instrument of Scotland the bagpipes Jim	$100 [1] "Aaron cast down his rod before Pharaoh, and before his servants, and it became" this creature a serpent Rachael	$100 [9] Graham brandies these wrinkled fruits & stuffs them with a cream cheese mixture prunes Rachael Jim	$100 [20] Of a caravan, caravel or caraway, the one that's a ship a caravel Jim
$200 [26] Resembling a worm, this slender tube attached to the cecum probably has no function in humans the appendix Jim	$200 [17] A Michigan businessman paid $22,000 for one of Thing's boxes from this TV series; give him a hand The Addams Family Denise	$200 [7] These clappers popular with Spanish dancers are often attached to a long handle for orchestral use castanets Denise	$200 [2] Genesis 1:2 says that this "was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep" the Earth Rachael	$200 [10] Graham suggests poaching these & serving them with a lobster chartreuse sauce eggs Rachael	$200 [21] As the name suggests, Hermaphroditus was the child of Hermes & this goddess Aphrodite Jim
$300 [27] The soleus & tibialis posterior muscles are found in this part of the body the leg Jim	$300 [18] This host's real middle name is McFeely, & there's a Mr. McFMcFMcFMcFMcFMcFMcFMcFeelyiseighborhood Mr. Rogers Denise	$300 [14] Before it meant a small piano, a spinet was a small one of these earlier keyboard instruments a harpsichord Jim	$300 [3] This king said, "Divide the living child in two, and give half to the one, and half to the other" Solomon Rachael	$300 [11] A batter made from this potent potable is, in Graham's words, "the only batter to use with fish" beer Rachael	$300 [22] Ladino, a Spanish-Jewish language derived from Castillian, is usually written in this alphabet Hebrew Rachael
$400 [29] The adrenal glands lie atop this pair of organs the kidneys Rachael	$400 [19] Jerry Seinfeld played a joke writer hired by the governor on this Robert Guillaume series Benson Rachael	$400 [15] The French call this instrument un hautbois the oboe Jim	$400 [4] "When" this disciple "was come down out of the ship, he walked on the water, to go to Jesus" Peter Jim	$400 [12] Graham garnishes pompano fillets with these New Zealand fruits also known as Chinese gooseberries kiwi fruits Rachael	$400 [23] Popularly used in southwestern jewelry, this gem is among the birthstones for November turquoise Rachael
DD $800 [30] This organ metabolizes carbohydrates the liver Rachael	$500 [28] Several different pigs played Arnold on this sitcom, & some of them were female Green Acres Rachael	$500 [16] The name of this stringed instrument, which is played on the lap, is from the Latin for "sweet song" the dulcimer Jim	$500 [5] In the Greek text, the title of this book is apokalypsis Ioannou Revelation Rachael	$500 [13] Toheroa, a giant green type of this shellfish shows up in one of Graham's special soups clam	$500 [24] This president shot an elephant now on display at the American Museum of Natural History Teddy Roosevelt Rachael

Double Jeopardy! Round

1970	PARKS	LITERARY POTPOURRI	ARTISTS	ANTHROPOLOGY	MUTINY!
$200 [1] George Wallace, this state's former governor, called on southern governors to defy integration Alabama Jim	$200 [21] South Dakota's Custer State Park has one of the largest herds of these animals in the U.S. buffalo (or bison) Jim	$200 [4] Something that is Beckettian is reminiscent of the works or characters created by this man Sam Beckett Denise	$200 [11] His 1892 work "Manao Tupapau" depicts a Tahitian girl terrified by a dead spirit Gauguin Rachael	$200 [16] It's a 3-letter word for an excavation a dig Rachael	$200 [22] Though the Army mutinied against this governor of New South Wales in 1808, there wasn't a "Bounty" on his head Bligh Rachael
$400 [2] This African-American tennis star was denied a visa to play in a South African tournament Arthur Ashe Jim	$400 [23] A park at Burlington, VT. contains part of a farm that belonged to this Green Mountain Boy Ethan Allan Jim	$400 [7] Ezra Pound wrote "The Pisan Cantos" while imprisoned in this country Italy Jim Denise	$400 [12] This artist's sister nan & dentist B.H. McKeevy were the models for his "American Gothic" (Grant) Wood Jim	$400 [17] A petroglyph is a drawing on this, not paper a rock (a piece of stone) Jim Denise	$400 [27] He set out around the world in 1519 & had to put down a mutiny in South America in 1520 Magellan Rachael
$600 [3] This first president of Indonesia died in a military hospital on June 21 Sukarno Rachael	$600 [24] Windmill Island, a municipal park in this Michigan city, has tulip gardens & a miniature Dutch village Holland Jim	$600 [8] This limerick poet published "Laughable Lyrics", his last book of nonsense poems in 1877 Edward Lear	$800 [14] This Flemish "Descent from the Cross" artist owned a lavish estate called Het Steen near Brussels Peter Paul Rubens	$600 [18] The Peking Man found in China was real; the Piltdown Man found in this country was a hoax England Jim	$600 [28] This seventh president once had 6 soldiers shot for mutiny (Andrew) Jackson Rachael
DD $1,000 [5] This African nation's civil war ended with the capitulation of Biafra in January Nigeria Denise	$800 [25] Covering over 200 acres, Kapiolani Park in Hawaii extends from Waikiki to this extinct volcano Diamond Head Jim	$800 [9] The 1823 book "Peveril of the Peak" is this Scotsman's longest novel Sir Walter Scott	$1,000 [15] The name of this "Birth of Venus" artist comes from a nickname meaning "The Little Barrel" Botticelli Rachael	$800 [19] Polygamy is divided into polygyny, having many wives, and this, having many husbands polyandry Rachael	$800 [29] In June 1905 there was a famous mutiny aboard this Russian battleship the Potemkin Rachael
$1,000 [6] This prince was deposed by General Lon Nol in Cambodia (Norodom) Sihanouk Rachael	$1,000 [26] This Manhattan park's name refers to a line of cannon once mounted to defend the shore Battery Park Denise	$1,000 [10] Diestl is a Nazi ski instructor in "The Young Lions", this "Rich Man, Poor Man" author's first novel Irwin Shaw Rachael	DD $2,000 [13] He spent the last years of his life in the Villena Palace in Toledo, Spain El Greco Jim	$1,000 [20] It's the belief that natural objects & phenomena have souls animism Rachael	$1,000 [30] The 1857 mutiny in India is also known as this Revolt the Sepoy Revolt Rachael

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD CITIES

This North African city controlled the red dye used to color Tarboosh caps

Fez

Denise "What isTunisFez?" — wagered $100

Jim "What is Fez" — wagered $4,800

Rachael "What is Fez?" — wagered $2,200

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