Show #2708 1996-05-15 Teen Tournament

1996 Teen Tournament semifinal game 3.

Contestants

Julee Baber — a senior from Winchester, Kentucky

Ben Healy — a junior from Hinsdale, Illinois

Derek Bridges — a junior from Greensburg, Pennsylvania

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Derek	$800	$2,300	$9,500	$19,000 Finalist	$8,100 19 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Ben	$1,700	$3,400	$10,200	$1,399 3rd place: $5,000	$8,600 23 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Julee	$1,300	$2,600	$2,600	$2,600 2nd place: $5,000	$2,400 15 R (including 1 DD), 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE INSECT WORLD	RAIDS	BAKING	RECREATION	GOVERNMENT & POLITICS	ANAGRAMS
$100 [21] In some female insects, the ovipositor, made to deposit these, may also be used as a stinger eggs Derek	$100 [1] Shih Huang-ti is credited with building this structure for protection against nomadic raiders the Great Wall of China Julee	$100 [23] Refrigerator & drop are 2 types of this sweet treat a cookie Ben	$100 [4] Pitch and putt is a shorter version of this game golf Derek	$100 [11] This Civil War general never held elective office prior to being elected president in 1868 Grant Derek	$100 [16] I like to eat a sub when I ride this vehicle a bus (from sub) Julee
$200 [22] The codling type of this insect is known for destroying fruit, not clothes the moth Derek	$200 [2] In 1895 Sir Leander Starr Jameson led a raid into the Transvaal region of this present country South Africa Derek Julee	$200 [26] The Italian bread known as focaccia is liberally drizzled with this oil before baking olive oil Julee	$200 [7] In this sport, if you "ride a roller coaster" you go up & down the face of a wave surfing Ben	$200 [12] This current Speaker of the House received a Ph.D. in European history from Tulane Newt Gingrich Julee	$200 [17] This Ms. Moore makes far more than a dime per film Demi (from dime) Ben
$300 [24] The brown-banded type of this kitchen pest is one of the most common a cockroach Ben	$300 [3] Frederick Douglass tried unsuccessfully to talk this man out of raiding Harpers Ferry John Brown Ben Julee	$300 [27] Lady Baltimore, a 3-layered one of these, was first mentioned in an Owen Wister novel a cake Ben	$300 [8] This form of hiking is so named because you carry all of your equipment in a knapsack backpacking Ben	$400 [14] On Sept. 25. 1995's "Larry King Live", he announced a drive to launch a new political party Ross Perot Derek	$300 [18] Someone who helps change this baby garment should be repaid with a kindness a diaper (from repaid) Derek
$400 [25] This "royal" food that queen bees eat forms inside glands in the heads of worker bees royal jelly Derek	$400 [5] In the Bible he was captured in a raid on Sodom & was rescued by Abraham Lot	$400 [29] This Jewish sabbath bread can be spelled beginning with "ch" or "h" challah Ben	$400 [9] This backyard game grew out of an earlier version known as battledore & shuttlecock badminton Ben	DD $500 [13] It's the number of associate justices on the U.S. Supreme Court 8 Julee	$400 [19] It's a good ole name for a lion or a pope Leo (from ole) Ben
$500 [28] True flies belong to the order Diptera, whose name is from the Greek for "two" of these body parts wings Julee	$500 [6] Named for Augusto Sandino, the Sandinistas conducted raids in this country in the 1960s & the 1970s Nicaragua Ben	$500 [30] Choux pastry is used to make cream puffs & these oblong chocolate pastries topped with icing an eclair Julee	$500 [10] Large ones of these are used for acrobatics & jumping; mini ones are good for jogging a trampoline Julee	$500 [15] The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is an agency in this cabinet department the Interior Julee	$500 [20] David Hyde Pierce knows all his lines as this character on "Frasier" Niles (from lines) Derek

Double Jeopardy! Round

CHARLES DICKENS	CAPITAL CITIES	NOTABLE WOMEN	COMPUTERS	GEMS & JEWELRY	THE 5th
$200 [3] "Nicholas Nickleby"' Mr. Squeers "had but one eye, and the popular prejudice runs in favour of" this many two Julee	$200 [2] This German city is serviced by a subway, the U-Bahn & an elevated train, the S-Bahn Berlin Ben	$200 [13] In 1995, for her work on literacy, this former first lady received the Freedom Forum's Free Spirit Award Barbara Bush Julee	$200 [10] These small, portable computers are divided into clamshell & lunchbox types based on shape laptops Derek	$200 [24] Flaws are considered desirable in this green beryl gem an emerald Julee	$200 [30] This French emperor died in exile on St. Helena May 5, 1821 Napoleon Bonaparte Julee
$400 [4] The name of this "A Christmas Carol" character has become synonymous with avarice Ebenezer Scrooge Ben	$400 [7] Capital in which you'd find the Baths of Diocletian & the Capitoline Museum Rome Julee	$400 [14] Before establishing her famous wax museum, she was an art tutor to King Louis XVI's sister Madame Tussaud Ben	$400 [11] This device converts digital data into analog signals for transmission over telephone lines a modem Ben	$400 [26] The Koh-i-Noor is one of the best known of these gems the diamond Derek	$600 [27] Serving a total of 8 years, 7 months & 25 days, he resigned as British prime minister April 5, 1955 Churchill Derek
$600 [5] In 1824 Dickens' father was sent to this kind of prison a debtor's prison Ben	$800 [8] In population, it's the largest Scandinavian capital by far Copenhagen (in Denmark) Derek Ben Julee	$600 [15] This temperance leader taught primary school before receiving her "divine call" to smash saloons Carrie Nation Derek	$600 [16] H&R Block, Inc. has announced it's spinning off this large online service CompuServe Derek Ben Julee	$600 [23] The fire type of this gem is red; the prase, green an opal Ben Julee	$800 [21] Since the 4th was a Sunday, this 5th president was sworn in for his 2nd term March 5, 1821 Monroe Julee
$800 [6] In 1960 this Dickens novel about a foundling was turned into a musical play Oliver Twist Derek	$1,000 [9] One legend says this Ukrainian capital was founded by 3 brothers: Kii, Shchek & Khoriv Kiev Derek	$800 [17] This author of "The Joy Luck Club" sometimes performs in a band with Stephen King Amy Tan Ben	$800 [19] Many computer operations, such as the speed of memory chips, are measured in this unit, ns nanoseconds Ben	$800 [25] Montana & Cape rubies are actually this January birthstone the garnet Ben	$1,000 [22] He was in custody November 5, 1605 after preparing to blow up the British Parliament Guy Fawkes Derek
$1,000 [12] This 1854 work attacks the utilitarian philosophy fostered by industrialization Hard Times Ben	DD $2,000 [1] This capital's Government Palace stands on the site of Pizarro's palace, which inspired its architecture Lima (Peru) Derek	$1,000 [18] She became Pakistan's 1st female prime minister after spending most of the early 1980s under arrest Benazir Bhutto Derek	$1,000 [20] Times & Helvetica are examples of this, a complete set of characters belonging to one typeface a font Derek	$1,000 [28] Non-blue examples of this corundum gem are called fancy sapphires Ben	DD $2,000 [29] It ended December 5, 1933 after Utah ratified the 21st Amendment the Prohibition Ben

Final Jeopardy!

PATRIOTIC PLACES

This site on the Schuylkill River was named for a small ironworks nearby

Valley Forge

Julee "What is Sandy Stults" — wagered $0

Derek "What is Valley Forge?" — wagered $9,500

Ben "What is Bull Run?" — wagered $8,801

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