Show #1481 1991-01-28 (taped 1990-10-16) Regular

Lynne Wexler game 4.

Contestants

Rob Means — an international program coordinator from Alexandria, Virginia

Anne Mayea — a marketing analyst originally from Gold Beach, Oregon

Lynne Wexler — a librarian from Evanston, Illinois (whose 3-day cash winnings total $43,451)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Lynne	$1,800	$2,100	$9,500	$11,850 4-day champion: $55,301	$9,300 21 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Anne	$300	$1,600	$400	$500 3rd place: Martin Lawrence Galleries serigraph Gray Gate by Lorna Patrick + Nintendo Entertainment System with games	$1,200 8 R (including 1 DD), 5 W (including 1 DD)
Rob	$600	$3,100	$5,900	$900 2nd place: trip to Boston on American West & stay at the Copley Plaza Hotel	$5,900 22 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

AMERICAN MOUNTAINS	DANCE	SAFETY FIRST	THE BIBLE	CASTLES & PALACES	RHYME TIME
$100 [11] The dark pines covering the slopes are said to have given these mountains in S.D.their name the Black Hills Lynne	$100 [1] "Birdie hop out & crow hop in" is part of a call for "Birdie in the Cage", one of these dances a square dance Rob	$100 [26] In the U.S. this service branch establishes & enforces boating regulations the Coast Guard Rob	$100 [2] Of the Apostles, this traitor is always mentioned last Judas Lynne	$100 [10] U.S. city that's home to Iolani Palace, or should we say Iolani Royal Palace Honolulu Rob	$100 [21] A dog or a wanderer on the White Cliffs in England a Dover rover Rob
$200 [16] Some say the name of this extinct California volcano is from "tchestie" Russian for "white or pure" Mount Shasta Anne	$200 [3] The famous solo sword dance of this country is known as the Gillie Callum Scotland Anne Rob	$200 [27] Adding things up, about 1/3 of all accidental injuries happen here & it's the No. 2 spot for accidental death in the home Rob	$200 [4] His brothers dipped his multicolored coat in blood to convince their father he was dead Joseph Rob	$200 [12] The Palazzo di Spagna or Spanish Palace isn't in Spain, but this capital city Rome Anne	$200 [22] A big freight-carrying, flat-bottomed boat large barge Rob
$300 [17] Slide Mountain is the highest peak in this range in Southeast New York the Catskills Anne Rob	$300 [6] The bugaku dances of this country were influenced by Chinese, Indian & Korean dances Japan Rob	$300 [28] In cars the 2 basic types of passive restraints are automatic belts & these airbags Lynne	$300 [5] In Leviticus the Lord orders a day of atonement, which in the Jewish religion is called this Yom Kippur Lynne Rob	DD $300 [13] It has a famous stone inscribed, "Cormac McCarthy fortis me fieri fecit, A.D. 1446" Blarney Castle Anne	$300 [23] Light-colored tresses fair hair Rob
$400 [18] Springfield, Missouri is the largest city located in these mountains the Ozarks Rob	$400 [8] The jarabe tapatio is generally accepted as the nat'l dance of this N. American country Mexico Lynne	$400 [29] The UL on the seal on appliances you buy stands for this nonprofit organization Underwriters Laboratories Rob	$400 [7] It was to this sister of Lazarus & Mary that Jesus said, "I am the resurrection and the life" Martha Lynne	$400 [14] England's Edward I built castles including Caernarvon to help him control this country Wales Anne	$400 [24] A faux pas made by your employees staff gaffe
$500 [19] The highest motor road east of the Mississippi can be found along the N.C.-Tenn. border in these mtns. the (Great) Smoky Mountains Anne Rob	$500 [9] The hassapikos of this country is danced in a line, & dancers hold their partners' shoulders Greece Lynne	$500 [30] The safety lamp for miners he invented in 1815 was carried, not worn on the helmet Sir Humphrey Davies	$500 [20] After Cain slew Abel, Eve bore this son as a consolation Seth Rob	$500 [15] The sultan of this country lives in the world's largest residential palace--it has 257 bathrooms Brunei Anne	$500 [25] An Athenian who'll inherit the Earth, biblically speaking a meek Greek Rob

Double Jeopardy! Round

POETRY	SECRETARIES OF THE TREASURY	LOBSTERS	THE MIDDLE AGES	GREGORY PECK	BODY PARTS
$200 [2] This bird & feline "were married next day by the turkey who lives on the hill" the Owl & the Pussycat Rob	$200 [3] Our first Treasury Sec'y, he created the first Bank of the U.S., which opened in 1791 (Alexander) Hamilton Lynne	$200 [21] You'll find these organs on the end of a lobster's stalks eyes Anne	$200 [1] In 1086 this conqueror ordered the Domesday Book Survey to see how much land he owned William Lynne	$200 [11] Peck said his 1961 film about "The Guns of" this Aegean island "was actually a comedy" Navarone Lynne	$200 [16] Humerus, radius & biceps parts of the arm Rob
$400 [4] This poet rhapsodized, "thy legs are the trees of dreaming" E.E. Cummings Rob	$400 [5] This Texan was JFK's Secretary of the Navy; 10 years later, he was Nixon's Sec'y of the Treasury John Connolly Rob	$400 [26] Heat causes the pigments in the lobster's shell to break down, so after cooking only this color remains red Lynne	$400 [22] "Venerable" historian who completed a translation of the Gospel of St. John hours before his death Bede Lynne Anne	$400 [12] Of John, Paul, George or Ringo, the one Peck played in "The Gunfighter" (Jimmy) Ringo Lynne	$400 [17] Metatarsals, phalanges & plantar arch parts of the foot Rob
$600 [8] Tennyson wrote, "Come into" this place, "Maud, for the black bat, night, has flown" the garden Lynne	$600 [6] Before becoming Secretary of the Treasury in 1981, he was chairman & CEO of Merrill Lynch & Company Donald Regan	$600 [27] Adult female lobsters do it no more than once a year, males about twice as often shed their skin (shell) Rob	$600 [23] Around 500 A.D. this Teutonic group established the kingdoms of Essex, Wessex & Sussex in England the Saxons Rob	$600 [13] Peck played an American ambassador who adopts a devilish little boy in this 1976 thriller The Omen Lynne	$600 [18] Eustachian tube, semicircular canal & vestibule of the cochlea parts of the ear Lynne
DD $1,000 [9] Childe Harold is a gloomy & imperious youth who some feel this English poet based on himself Lord Byron Lynne	$800 [7] George Bush's Secretary of the Treasury, he previously served in that post under Reagan (Nicholas) Brady Lynne	$800 [29] Called tomalley, this greenish organ is considered a delicacy the liver	$800 [24] From a Latin word for "man-servant", it's one who vowed homage to a feudal lord a vassal Anne	$800 [14] Peck said of his role in this "time"ly 1949 film about WWII, "I think I'm a bit young to be a general" Twelve O'Clock High Lynne	$800 [19] Sacrum, coccyx & intervertebral discs part of the back or spinal column Lynne
$1,000 [10] In "Ode to the West Wind", he asked, "If winter comes, can spring be far behind?" Shelley Lynne	$1,000 [28] The only man to serve as Treasury Sec'y under 3 presidents--Harding, Coolidge & Hoover Andrew Mellon	$1,000 [30] In France the spiny lobster is called this langouste	DD $800 [25] This Byzantine emperor's "code" of law was actually written by Tribonian & some assistants Justinian Anne	$1,000 [15] Hitchcock film in which Peck says, "I can't remember ever having kissed any other woman before" Spellbound	$1,000 [20] Pons, thalamus & basal ganglia parts of the brain Lynne Anne

Final Jeopardy!

FICTIONAL CHARACTERS

In 1976, the same year her creator died, she made her final appearance, in "Sleeping Murder"

Miss (Jane) Marple

Anne "Whoiswas Miss Jane Marple?" — wagered $100

Rob "Who is Mrs Marple?" — wagered $5,000

Lynne "Who was Miss Marple?" — wagered $2,350

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