Show #2059 1993-07-15 (taped 1993-03-01) Seniors Tournament

1993 Seniors Tournament quarterfinal game 4.

Contestants

Bob McClary — a retired photographer from San Francisco, California

David Chasman — a retired film executive from Beverly Hills, California

Barbara Broerman — a physician from Minneapolis, Minnesota

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Barbara	$1,600	$2,800	$12,000	$9,000 Automatic semifinalist	$10,000 25 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
David	$1,500	$2,500	$2,700	$0 3rd place: $1,000 if eliminated	$2,700 13 R, 2 W
Bob	$-200	$1,000	$8,800	$8,800 2nd place: $1,000 if eliminated	$7,700 19 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE	GOLDEN OLDIES	FURNITURE	DANCE	POTENT POTABLES	FILE UNDER "F"
$100 [6] Kaolin is a fine, white type of this material used for ceramics clay Barbara David Bob	$100 [11] This performer had a No. 1 Hit with "Love Letters in the Sand" due to its inclusion in the film "Bernadine" Pat Boone David	$100 [14] A fourposter bed often has one of these coverings suspended from its posts canopy David	$100 [1] This syncopated dance was probably named for Vaudeville star Harry Fox foxtrot Barbara	$100 [20] This margarita ingredient is sometimes called "cactus whiskey" tequila Bob	$100 [25] Goethe was born in this German city, the original home of the Rothschilds Frankfurt David
$200 [7] The adjective used to describe things having to do with this planet is Jovian Jupiter Bob	$200 [12] In November 1969 "Suspicious Minds" became the last of this performer's 18 No. 1 Hits Elvis Barbara	$200 [15] This writing desk topped by a bookcase shares its name with an office worker secretary Barbara	$200 [2] The Academic American Encyclopedia's article on this dance says: "See Strauss family" waltz Bob	$200 [21] In a gin and it cocktail, the "it" is the sweet Italian variety of this vermouth Bob	$200 [26] This vision defect is also called hyperopia farsightedness Barbara
$300 [8] This unit of relative sound intensity is equal to 1/10 of a bel decibel David	$300 [13] In 1958 The Monotones sang, "I wonder, wonder who, who wrote" this "The Book of Love"	$300 [16] Credence is another name for this piece of furniture better known by its Italian name credenza Barbara	$300 [3] Though the samba is called a Brazilian dance, its origins can be traced to this continent Africa Barbara	$300 [22] Cointreau & triple sec both have this fruit flavor orange Barbara	$300 [27] An infallible scheme is described as this foolproof Bob
$400 [9] This partition that separates the abdominal & chest cavities is made up of muscles & tendons diaphragm Barbara	$400 [19] In "Ode to Billy Joe", Billy Joe McAllister jumps off this Mississippi bridge Tallahatchie Barbara Bob	$400 [17] The minimalist style known as desornamentado originated in this country during the Renaissance Spain Barbara David	$400 [4] The Huapango, a fast-paced dance for couples, is named for a town near Veracruz in this country Mexico David	$400 [23] Many consider the dry fino type of this fortified wine the world's finest sherry Barbara	DD $500 [28] Contrary to this battle cry, the Oregon border was set at 49° n. in 1846 "Fifty-four forty or fight!" Bob
$500 [10] By definition, hydroponics is the growing of plants without this soil David Bob	$500 [30] Marty Robbins song containing the line "Nighttime would find me in Rosa's cantina" "El Paso" Bob	$500 [18] Walnut furniture with cabriole legs typifies the style named for this queen who reigned from 1702 to 1714 Queen Anne David	$500 [5] A swing dance that resembles a square dance, or a gigantic granny smith big apple Barbara	$500 [24] It's the "rock" in rock & rye rock candy David	$500 [29] Alvin Toffler's 2-word phrase for the inability to cope with rapid technological change future shock David

Double Jeopardy! Round

WRITERS	CIVIL WAR NICKNAMES	ASIAN CAPITALS	VOCABULARY	NUTRITION	POISONED
$200 [1] This horror writer's title char. "Dolores Claiborne" admits that she murdered her husband Stephen King David	$200 [22] "Invicible Stonewall's last name Jackson Barbara	$200 [6] The Ming rulers gave this city its name, which means "northern capital" Beijing Barbara	$200 [11] "To flourish" originally pertained to the blooming of this flowers David	$200 [21] Like olive oil, avocados contain the monounsaturated type of this fatty acid Bob	$200 [16] Tradition says it was the source of the poison that ended Cleopatra's life asp Barbara
$400 [2] Hume Cronyn co-wrote scripts for 2 of this director's films, "Under Suspicion" & "Rope" Alfred Hitchcock Bob	$400 [23] During the war this "Wild" man of the old west was a Union spy Wild Bill Hickok Bob	$400 [7] Almost 25% of South Korea's population resides in this capital Seoul Barbara	$400 [12] An ampere is a unit of electric current; an ampersand is a symbol for this and Bob	$400 [27] Most of this lipid in the blood is made by the liver or is absorbed from foods like eggs cholesterol Barbara	$400 [17] Paris shot him in the heel with a poisoned arrow Achilles Barbara
$600 [3] She wrote a series of short stories about a traveling saleswoman several years before "So Big" Edna Ferber Bob	$600 [24] Col. John Mosby was known as this color "Ghost"; it helps if you know which side he was on Gray Barbara	$600 [8] Memorabilia from Gandhi's life can be found at the Gandhi National Museum & Library in this capital New Delhi Barbara	$600 [13] This synonym for bubbly has the same root as the word fervent effervescent Bob	$600 [28] Ultraviolet light from the sun hitting sterols in the skin produces this vitamin D Bob	$600 [18] Artaxerxes III's reign of terror in this country ended in 338 B.C. when he was poisoned by 1 of his ministers Persia Bob
$800 [4] He gave readers a choice of alternate endings in "The French Lieutenant's Woman" John Fowles Barbara Bob	$800 [25] Because he signed his name "F. Lee", General Fitzhugh Lee earned this "insect" nickname Flea David	$800 [9] Mongolia's largest city, it was founded in 1639 as Lamaist monastery Ulan Bator Barbara	$800 [14] An aubade is a musical piece performed in the morning & this is one played under a window at night serenade Barbara	$800 [29] This mineral is essential for the production of certain enzymes as well as hemoglobin iron Bob	$800 [19] This country's Haakon III may have been poisoned under orders of his Swedish stepmother Norway Barbara
$1,000 [5] He wrote about Navajos who turn away from their people & practice witchcraft in "Skinwalkers" Tony Hillerman	$1,000 [26] This guerrilla leader who sacked Lawrence, Kansas has been called "The bloodiest man in American history" Quantrill Bob	DD $3,000 [10] King Rama I built this city's Grand Palace, which contains the Temple of the Emerald Buddha Bangkok Barbara	$1,000 [15] It once referred to a street cleaner, now it means any animal that feeds on decaying matter scavenger Barbara David Bob	DD $2,000 [30] About 20 of these make up human proteins; about 1/2 are "nonessential" because the body can make them amino acids Bob	$1,000 [20] This Russian "monk" was poisoned—didn't work; shot—didn't work; then drowned—we think it worked Rasputin Barbara

Final Jeopardy!

THEATRES

Martha Graham & The Wallendas were among the acts featured on the opening night of this 6200-seat theatre 12/27/32

Radio City Music Hall

David "What is the Hippodrome?" — wagered $2,700

Bob "What is the Ziegfeld Theatre?" — wagered $0

Barbara "What is Madison Sq. Garden" — wagered $3,000

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