Show #2563 1995-10-25 Regular

Contestants

Steve Boyd — a Latin teacher from Hagerstown, Maryland

Clytie David — a secretary from Forest Hills, New York

Dennis Jones — an analyst from Springfield, Virginia (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,801)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Dennis	$600	$3,500	$10,200	$7,199 2nd place: General Instrument satellite system & Samsung 25" TV + Jeopardy home game & electronic game from Tiger	$9,700 24 R (including 1 DD), 0 W
Clytie	$2,000	$2,700	$3,500	$0 3rd place: Towle coffee/tea service + Jeopardy home game & electronic game from Tiger	$6,000 13 R (including 1 DD), 1 W (including 1 DD)
Steve	$2,000	$2,800	$6,600	$8,200 New champion: $8,200	$6,600 19 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

U.S. PRESIDENTS	ABBREVIATIONS	NORSE MYTHOLOGY	THE FANNIE FARMER COOKBOOK	THE FUN '50s	FRANKS & FRANKLINS
$100 [8] His mother, the former Hannah Milhous, hoped he'd become a Quaker missionary Richard Nixon Steve	$100 [1] It's what SWAK stands for on the back of an envelope sealed with a kiss Dennis	$100 [6] He hurled his hammer to kill the mighty giant Hrungnir Thor Steve	$100 [21] Boston favorite cake is basically this other "Boston" dessert without the custard filling a Boston cream pie Steve	$100 [26] It was the two-word term for shoeless dances held in school gymnasiums a sock hop Steve	$100 [16] He's the man on the bill that's the value of this answer Benjamin Franklin Dennis Steve
$200 [12] In 1994 this former president went to Haiti to help restore the government of Jean-Bertrand Aristide Jimmy Carter Steve	$200 [2] When used as a title of respect, Hon. stands for this honorable Clytie	$200 [7] Skadi chose a husband by looking only at these extremities protruding beneath a curtain feet Dennis	$200 [25] These beans found in succotash are also a traditional ingredient in Brunswick stew lima beans Dennis	$200 [27] This fad that peaked in 1958 was inspired by bamboo rings used in Australian gym classes the hula hoop Dennis	$200 [17] He wanted to study architecture at the University of Wisconsin in the 1880s, but it wasn't offered Frank Lloyd Wright Steve
$300 [13] In his will he asked to be buried at the side of his wife Rachel in the garden of the Hermitage Andrew Jackson Steve	$300 [3] To an investor, the S & P in the S & P 500 stands for this Standard and Poor Dennis	$300 [9] This supreme god is known by many epithets, including Veratyr, "Lord of Men", & Ygg, "The Awful" Odin Steve	$300 [22] This essential gumbo ingredient may be sliced & cooked with corn, tomatoes, green pepper & onion okra Dennis	$300 [28] This "quiz champ" was on the cover of the February 11, 1957 issue of Time magazine Charles Van Doren Clytie	$300 [18] In 1882 there was a $10,000 dead or alive reward for him & his brother Frank James Dennis
$400 [14] Sadly, he was the first president whose parents survived him JFK Clytie Steve	$400 [4] Someone who gambles on horse races should know that OTB stands for this off track betting Clytie	$400 [10] Audhumla, the first of these farm animals, nourished the first giant, Ymir, with her milk a cow Steve	$400 [23] Fannie's recipe for crabmeat Indienne calls for this powder curry powder Dennis	$400 [29] This fashion that began in 1953 had men on the streets exposing their knees Bermuda shorts Dennis	$400 [19] 1 of the 3 Franks in the Pro Football Hall of Fame (1 of) Frank Gifford (Frank Kinard, Frank Gatski) Clytie
DD $1,000 [15] He published "Principles of Mining" in 1909 & "Fishing for Fun" in 1963 Hoover Clytie	$500 [5] This book of the Bible is sometimes abbreviated Ez. Ezekiel Steve	$500 [11] Fafnir transformed himself into one of these mythical beasts in order to guard his golden treasure a dragon Steve	$500 [24] It's the vegetable needed to make shirred eggs Florentine spinach Steve	$500 [30] He was the "good-looking" wrestler famous for spraying the ring with perfume Gorgeous George Dennis	$500 [20] He went up in Gemini 7 & Apollo 8 Frank Borman Dennis

Double Jeopardy! Round

ANCIENT GREECE	LAKES & RIVERS	THE MOVIES	MAMMALS	LITERATURE	ART POTPOURRI
$200 [7] In 373 B.C. an earthquake destroyed the temple of Apollo at this site famous for its Oracle Delphi Steve	$200 [24] Xochimilco in this country is famous for its "floating gardens" Mexico Dennis	$200 [1] This 1964 Disney film starring Julie Andrews won an Oscar for its visual effects Mary Poppins Clytie	$200 [3] True to its name, the bighorn type of this animal has curved horns that may reach 4 feet in length sheep Dennis	$200 [11] Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" is a grim account of this city's stockyards Chicago Dennis	$200 [18] Some paints are made by mixing powdered pigments with the linseed or walnut type of this oil Dennis
$400 [8] This warlike city-state conquered Messenia in the 8th century B.C. Sparta Clytie	$400 [25] In 1973 Lake Edward in the south of this country was renamed for Idi Amn Uganda Clytie	$400 [2] In titles of films, this name precedes "Prince of Thieves" & "Men in Tights" Robin Hood Dennis	$400 [4] The domesticated form of this Tibetan ox is Central Asia's chief beast of burden the yak Dennis	$400 [12] The narrator of this Harper Lee novel is a young southern girl named Scout To Kill a Mockingbird Dennis	$400 [19] Eugene Delacroix painted the ceiling of the Galerie d'Apollon in this Paris museum the Louvre Steve
$600 [9] In the comedies of Aristophanes, this dramatic group had 24 members the chorus Dennis	$600 [26] Famous for its many chateaux, this river was called the Liger by the Romans the Loire Clytie	$600 [23] In this film Humphrey Bogart tells Katharine Hepburn, "Lady, you got ten absurd ideas for my one!" The African Queen Steve	$600 [5] Peba is another name for the nine-banded species of this creature the armadillo Dennis	$600 [13] This Albert Camus novel was published in England under the title "The Outsider" The Stranger Steve	$600 [20] In 1958 this Spanish surrealist painted art collector Chester Dale & his dog Coco Salvador Dalí Clytie
$800 [14] The largest land battle of this war took place during the 6-year Peace of Nicias the Peloponnesian War Clytie	$1,000 [30] Lake Garda is this nation's largest lake Italy Dennis	$800 [28] Songs heard on the soundtrack of this 1977 film include "Jive Talkin"' & "You Should Be Dancing" Saturday Night Fever	$800 [6] The size of a small fox, a primate called the aye-aye is found only on this island off Africa's coast Madagascar Steve	$800 [16] The main character in his "L'Education sentimentale" has been called "a sort of male Emma Bovary" Gustave Flaubert	$800 [21] Begun in 1929, murals by this artist from Guanajuato adorn the Palacio de Cortes in Cuernavaca Diego Rivera Clytie Steve
$1,000 [15] This greatest Greek orator was already 30 when he made his first major speech before the Assembly Demosthenes Dennis	DD $3,000 [27] This southernmost of the Great Lakes was called Lac du Chat by French explorers Lake Erie Clytie	$1,000 [29] An 18" Capuchin monkey named Monkey was 1 of 5 used in this 1995 Dustin Hoffman film Outbreak Steve	DD $1,500 [10] This mammal whose name is from the Greek for "flatfooted" has webbed feet the platypus Dennis	$1,000 [17] This author's 1981 book "Peace Breaks Out" didn't fare as well as "A Separate Peace" John Knowles	$1,000 [22] This Flemish artist known for painting fleshy females completed "The Garden of Love" around 1632 Peter Paul Rubens Steve

Final Jeopardy!

NATIVE AMERICANS

Indian tribes own more acreage in this state than in any other

Arizona

Clytie "What is Alaska?" — wagered $3,500

Steve "What is Arizona?" — wagered $1,600

Dennis "What is Alaska?" — wagered $3,001

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