Show #1789 1992-05-14 (taped 1992-03-09) College Championship

1992 College Championship final game 1.

Contestants

Billy Baxter — a senior from the College of William & Mary

Stephanie Leveene — a senior from the University of Delaware

Nick Jungman — a sophomore from the University of Oklahoma

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Nick	$2,900	$4,500	$5,700	$10,000	$5,000 20 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Stephanie	$300	$1,500	$11,700	$11,900	$10,500 21 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Billy	$600	$100	$5,300	$9,800	$5,100 16 R (including 1 DD), 7 W

Jeopardy! Round

ANIMALS	STAR TREK: THE MOVIES	NON-POTENT POTABLES	THE CARIBBEAN	U.S. FLAGS	LEFTOVERS
$100 [21] Famed for its odor, this animal can be spotted, hog-nosed or, of course, striped a skunk Nick	$100 [11] At the start of "Star Trek—The Motion Picture", Will Decker was its captain the Enterprise Billy	$100 [1] During the 1992 Super Bowl, this drink introduced its new slogan "Gotta Have It" Pepsi Stephanie Billy	$100 [30] Damballah is an important deity in this Haitian folk religion Voodoo Billy	$100 [2] The last year the presidential flag was altered was 1960 when this was added a Hawaii star Nick Billy	$100 [13] In poetry it's a contraction of "evening" or "even" e'en Nick Stephanie Billy
$200 [29] It's the female, not the male, in a pride of these cats who does most of the hunting a lion Stephanie	$200 [12] This title character from "Star Trek II" was from the "Space Seed" episode of the TV show Khan Stephanie	$200 [3] 3-letter word for any drink made up of water, sweetener & citrus juice ade Nick	$200 [25] The tumba, not the rumba, has been called Curacao's national one of these a dance Stephanie	$200 [5] This color standing for justice on the American flag is missing from the flag of Washington, D.C. blue Nick	$200 [15] The ock, mole & windrush are just a few of this English river's many tributaries the Thames Billy
$300 [28] Ospreys prefer to dine on this type of animal; they dive for them & grasp them with their feet fish Billy	$300 [14] 1 of the 2 men who've directed 2 of the movies (1 of) Leonard Nimoy (Nicholas Meyer) Stephanie Billy	$300 [4] It "does a body good" because it contains protein, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins A & D & lactose milk Billy	$300 [24] Caribbean islanders sometimes combine peas with this grain also found in arroz con pollo rice Stephanie Billy	$300 [7] This state's flag is yellow with the sun symbol of the Zia Indian Pueblo in red New Mexico Nick	$300 [16] The Chateau de Blois is famed for its extraordinary semi-enclosed winding one of these a staircase Nick Billy
$400 [27] The brindled one of these wildebeests usually has a black tail the gnu	$400 [17] In "Star Trek IV" George & Gracie were these the whales Stephanie	$400 [6] Cranprune, a mix of cranberries & prunes, used to be a regular in this company's drink line Ocean Spray Billy	$400 [23] The last word you'll probably hear on Bonaire is "ayo", which is Papiamento for this goodbye Nick Billy	$400 [9] While he was vice president in 1975, the office's flag was redone, giving it a bolder bird Nelson Rockefeller Nick	$400 [18] First name shared by Princess Margaret's daughter & the Duchess of York Sarah Stephanie
$500 [26] Lemmings, which are known for their tendency to drown accidentally, belong to this order of mammals a rodent Nick	$500 [20] For "Star Trek III" Robin Curtis took over the role of this Vulcan Lieutenant Saavik Stephanie Billy	$500 [8] Hi-C & Minute Maid are owned by this soft drink maker Coca-Cola Nick	$500 [22] You'll find the Museum of Dominican Man in this capital of the Dominican Republic Santo Domingo Nick	DD $1,200 [10] By exec. order the width of each stripe on the U.S. flag should be this fraction of the height of the flag 1/13th Nick	$500 [19] The fur of a sable is often brown, but in heraldry, "sable" is this color black Nick

Double Jeopardy! Round

AUTHORS	NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES	EUROPEAN HISTORY	FLOWERS	CLASSICAL MUSIC	FILE UNDER "U"
$200 [8] His father, Murray C. Faulkner, was business manager of the University of Mississippi William Faulkner Stephanie	$200 [13] Columns in this weekly magazine include "Cheers 'n' Jeers", "Video Cassette Report" & "The Couch Critic" TV Guide Nick	$200 [28] Garibaldi's capture of Palermo & Naples in 1860 led to the annexation of this island to Italy Sicily Billy	$200 [30] Flowers are often grown in "hot" ones or "green" ones houses Billy	$200 [25] Describing his growing deafness in a letter to his brothers, he wrote, "I must live like an exile" Ludwig van Beethoven Billy	$200 [29] For a short time this planet was called Herschel Uranus Nick
$400 [7] He wrote "Charlotte's Web" & also revised William Strunk Jr.'s "The Elements of Style" E.B. White Stephanie	$400 [14] This nation's dailies include the Cape Times & Natal Mercury South Africa Stephanie	$400 [18] On November 15, 1920 this organization's assembly first met in Geneva the League of Nations Nick	$400 [27] A "shrinking" or "blushing" person is often compared to this reddish-blue flower a violet Stephanie	$400 [12] This composer's "A German Requiem" & "Lullaby" were both completed in 1868 Brahms Nick	$400 [23] The first U.S. one of these was buried in Arlington National Cemetery November 11, 1921 an unknown soldier Nick
$600 [6] George Orwell wrote this, his last & most famous novel, on the Inner Hebrides island of Jura 1984 Stephanie	$600 [17] Although People ls published weekly, US magazine, it's main competitor, is published this often biweekly Billy	$600 [3] At the Battle of Crecy in 1346 English archers won this long war's greatest victory the Hundred Years' War Stephanie	$600 [26] This "brown-eyed" flower would be perfect for a brown-eyed girl of the same name Susan Billy	$600 [11] His 2nd son, Carl Philipp Emanuel, was court harpsichordist for King Frederick II Johann Sebastian Bach Nick	$600 [22] To move in a wavelike motion undulate Billy
$800 [4] Along with "The Prophet", this Mystic wrote "The Garden of the Prophet" Kahlil Gibran Stephanie	$800 [16] In 1946 this Miami newspaper began an English international edition in Cuba the Herald Nick	DD $1,000 [1] After Napoleon's final defeat in 1815, the congress of this city confirmed Swiss neutrality Vienna Billy	$800 [24] The leopard & tiger types of this flower have coloration similar to wildcats lilies Nick Stephanie	$1,000 [9] Blindness ended the career of this German-born composer famous for his "Water Music" Handel Stephanie	$800 [21] It's the 20th letter of the Greek alphabet upsilon Billy
$1,000 [5] During her life, her novels such as "Emma" & "Mansfield Park" were published anonymously Jane Austen Stephanie	$1,000 [15] The Edmonton Bulletin, founded in 1880, was this Canadian province's first newspaper Alberta Stephanie	$1,000 [2] In 1519 this country's King Charles I became Holy Roman emperor as Charles V Spain Nick	$1,000 [19] Floribundas are hybrid ones of these developed by crossing polyanthas & hybrid teas roses Stephanie	DD $2,000 [10] This American composer first conducted the New York Philharmonic on November 14, 1943 Leonard Bernstein Stephanie	$1,000 [20] The treaties signed in this Dutch city ended the War of the Spanish Succession Utrecht Billy

Final Jeopardy!

RELIGIOUS LEADERS

Gan-den Trup-pa, a monk, scholar & author, was the first man to be given this title

the Dalai Lama

Billy "What is the Dalai Lama?" — wagered $4,500

Nick "What is Dalai Lama?" — wagered $4,300

Stephanie "What is the Dalai Lama?" — wagered $200

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