Show #1702 1992-01-14 (taped 1991-11-05) Regular

Contestants

Christine Boyett-Thompson — a college instructor from Houston, Texas

John Ferraro — a landscaper from Rotonda West, Florida

Liz MacGillicuddy-Lucas — an actress originally from Hollywood, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $26,798)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Liz	$500	$-200	$3,000	$6,000 2nd place: Trip for 2 to Puerto Rico and St. Kitts	$3,000 9 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
John	$1,000	$2,100	$3,500	$6,700 New champion: $6,700	$3,500 21 R, 5 W
Christine	$1,100	$100	$4,800	$2,500 3rd place: Aiwa mini stereo	$5,500 13 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

ANIMALS	LANDMARKS	POOL	MUSIC	FASHION ACCESSORIES	SPELL THAT NAME
$100 [1] The spectacled or Andean bear is native to this continent South America Liz	$100 [3] The state house in Philadelphia is now called this Independence Hall John	$100 [23] This substance is applied to the tip of the cue to keep it from slipping off the ball chalk John	$100 [16] Samuel Barber's "Adagio For Strings" was played at the 1982 funeral of this princess Grace Kelly John	$100 [11] Bracelets shaped like these reptiles have coiled around arms since ancient times snakes Christine	$100 [17] Ms. Foster, who won an Oscar for "The Accused" J-O-D-I-E John
$200 [2] Distinguished from its seal relatives by its tusks, it's the largest of the fin-footed mammals a walrus John	$200 [4] The Chateau Frontenac in this, Canada's oldest city, is a hotel built to look like a French chateau Quebec Christine	$200 [24] The spin imparted on the cue ball by hitting it off center is called this English John	$200 [19] Part of Gyorgy Ligeti's "Requiem" is on the soundtrack of this Stanley Kubrick space film 2001: A Space Odyssey John	$200 [12] A glove with a wide cuff above the wrist that you might want to "throw down" a gauntlet John	$200 [18] This Smith may not be a TV "Angel" anymore, but she still looks like one J-A-C-L-Y-N Liz
$300 [5] The scientific name of this largest deer is from a Greek word meaning "elk" a moose John	$300 [8] The Temple of the Giant Jaguar is part of this civilization's ruins in Guatemala Maya John	$300 [25] This is the term for the pocketing of the cue ball to scratch John	$300 [28] Art Blakey, Gene Krupa & Buddy Rich all played this instrument the drums Christine	$300 [13] The beads hippies wore in the '60s had this "romantic" name love beads Christine	$300 [20] Mouseketeer Annette F-U-N-I-C-E-L-L-O John
$400 [6] This marsupial has 50 teeth, more than any other North American mammal a possum Liz	$400 [9] 726 feet tall, this structure stands in the Black Canyon of the Colorado River the Hoover Dam	$400 [26] The top of a table is often made of this rock & can weigh over 300 pounds slate John	$400 [29] Argentine Carlos Gardel is still considered the world's most famous singer in this style the tango style John	$400 [14] A synonym for onlookers, or the type of white pumps with contrasting trim they might wear spectators John	$400 [21] Late Ballerina Dame Margot F-O-N-T-E-Y-N Liz John
$500 [7] The name of this Tibetan dog is Chinese for "lion dog" shih tzu Liz John	$500 [10] Tyn Church & a monument to reformer Jan Hus are in this Czech capital's old town Prague Liz	$500 [27] For the game of 8-ball, this many balls, not 8, are racked 15 Liz John Christine	DD $800 [30] "Heavenly" keyboard instrument heard in the "Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy" celeste Christine	$500 [15] A reticule is a small drawstring one of these a purse Christine	$500 [22] Last name of the political theorist who wrote "The Prince" M-A-C-H-I-A-V-E-L-L-I John

Double Jeopardy! Round

CAPTAIN COOK	STATE CAPITALS	1942	THE BODY HUMAN	OLD GLORY	NOVELS
$200 [1] Captain Cook's first name James John	$200 [16] The only home Abraham Lincoln ever owned is in this capital city Springfield (Illinois) John	$200 [26] The Army bombed lava flows that endangered the city of Hilo on this island Hawaii Liz	$200 [11] The scientific name for the breastbone the sternum	$200 [21] We don't know what year the next star will be added, but we do know it will be on this date July 4th John	$200 [4] Chapter XX of this novel is "Lorna Begins Her Story"; Chapter XXI is "Lorna Ends Her Story" Lorna Doone Christine
$400 [2] On his third voyage, he sailed the Arctic, looking for this the Northwest Passage John	$400 [17] Lying at the southern end of Puget Sound, it was named for the nearby mountains Olympia John	—	$400 [12] This cone-shaped tube connects the nose & mouth with the voice box & esophagus the pharynx Liz John	$400 [22] The only time you should display the flag with the stars down in times of distress Christine	$400 [5] The French title of this Albert Camus novel is "L'Etranger" The Stranger John
$600 [3] He won the Copley Medal for preventing this disease by giving his crew sauerkraut scurvy Christine	$600 [18] This state capital is the seat of Leon County, which was named for Ponce de Leon Tallahassee Christine	—	$600 [13] The trapezius & latissimus dorsi muscles are located in this part of the body upper back Liz	$600 [23] It was first planted in this sea July 20, 1969 the Sea of Tranquility (on the moon) Christine	$600 [8] His book "North and South" ends with a 1787 antislavery quote by George Mason of Virginia (John) Jakes Christine
$800 [6] Cook named the east coast of Australia this after a part of Britain New South Wales Liz	$800 [19] Sky Harbor International Airport is located in this southwestern capital Phoenix, Arizona	—	$800 [14] Term for the 4 veins from the lungs that supply blood to the heart's left atrium the pulmonary veins	DD $900 [24] When Flag Day was made a national holiday, the flag had this many stars 48 Christine	$800 [9] Lady Dedlock disappears and dies in Dickens' novel about this depressing domicile Bleak House Christine
DD $1,000 [7] The new U.S. space shuttle is named after this ship Cook took on an astronomy mission in 1768 the Endeavour Liz	$1,000 [20] Fort Benjamin Harrison, just northeast of this midwest capital, houses the U.S. Army Finance Center Indianapolis	—	$1,000 [15] From a word meaning "tree", these threadlike branches of a neuron carry signals to a nerve cell body dendrites	$1,000 [25] A flag is flown at half-mast for 10 days on a vice president's death & this long for a president's 30 days	$1,000 [10] The first line of this Betty Smith novel is "Serene was a word you could put to Brooklyn, New York" A Tree Grows in Brooklyn Liz

Final Jeopardy!

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY

The New York Stock Exchange symbol of this Montreal-based company is "VO"

Seagram

Liz "What is Seagrams?" — wagered $3,000

John "What is Seagram?" — wagered $3,200

Christine "What isVoV" — wagered $2,300

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