Show #2958 1997-06-11 (taped 1997-01-29) Regular

Arthur Phillips game 2.

Contestants

Girish Bhat — a conservationist from Madison, Wisconsin

Sheri Gravett — a professor from Valdosta, Georgia

Arthur Phillips — a speechwriter from Boston, Massachusetts (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,601)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Arthur	$2,500	$3,200	$7,200	$7,800 2-day champion: $17,401	$6,600 21 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Sheri	$900	$2,400	$10,500	$6,599 2nd place: a trip to the Marriott at Sawgrass Resort, Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida	$10,800 25 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Girish	$1,200	$1,600	$1,000	$500 3rd place: a pair of Belair C Pearl Lithium 2000 watches	$1,800 8 R, 6 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

GREAT RULERS	U.S. CITIES	CULINARY NICKNAMES	SPORTSWRITERS	4-LETTER WORDS	ANGEL POTPOURRI
$100 [1] Constantine the Great was the first Roman ruler to convert to this religion Christianity Sheri	$100 [6] This New Jersey capital is also the seat of Mercer County Trenton Arthur	$100 [21] This cold remedy is also known as Jewish penicillin chicken soup Sheri Girish	$100 [26] Hockey reporter Robin Herman was one of the first women allowed to interview players in this area the locker room (or the dressing room) Arthur	$100 [11] Partially opened; a door, for example ajar Arthur	$100 [16] In "Hamlet" Horatio's 4 words preceding "and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest!" "Good night, sweet prince" Arthur Sheri
$200 [2] Justinian the Great's wife was a former one of these, like the wife of the Great Communicator, Ronald Reagan an actress Arthur	$300 [8] Thomas Jefferson formulated the bill moving the Virginia capital to this city Richmond Arthur	$200 [22] This sandwich goes by its initials: PBJ peanut butter & jelly Arthur	$200 [27] Peter Gammons wrote about covering this team in the 1986 article "Living and Dying with the Woe Sox" Boston Red Sox Sheri	$200 [12] On a computer screen this small picture represents a specific program an icon Arthur	$200 [17] Levels of the angelic hierarchy are called these, like groups of singers on Earth choirs Sheri Girish
$300 [3] He was born June 9, 1672, the son of Czar Alexis I Mikhailovich Peter the Great Girish	$400 [9] This Pennsylvania city's Civic Arena or "Igloo" has a retractable roof Pittsburgh Girish	$300 [23] Dubbed cackleberries, they can be boiled, coddled or poached eggs Sheri	$300 [28] Sir Leonard Hutton, one of England's finest batsmen in this game, later covered it as a columnist cricket Girish	$300 [13] The abominable snowman the yeti Arthur	$300 [18] Title question asked by a song from "The Heights" that hit the heights on the charts in 1992 "How Do You Talk To An Angel?" Arthur
$400 [4] This king of Judea from 37-4 B.C. was a friend of Mark Anthony Herod (the Great) Sheri	$500 [10] Henry Flagler developed this fashionable Florida resort famous for the chic shops on Worth Avenue Palm Beach	$400 [24] During World War I this dish was called liberty cabbage sauerkraut Arthur	$400 [29] Mike Lupica's strong opinions appear monthly in this Hearst Corporation "Magazine for Men" Esquire Arthur Sheri	$400 [14] It's the only fencing sword with a rigid blade an epée Sheri	$400 [19] In the 1650s Rembrandt painted this biblical person "Wrestling with the Angel" Jacob Girish
$500 [5] By 896 A.D. this West Saxon king had captured the city of London Alfred the Great Arthur	DD $800 [7] Northwest city seenhereduring a visit by a famous TV show: Seattle Arthur	$500 [25] Term for food that puts you at ease & makes you nostalgic for your youth comfort food Sheri	$500 [30] Roger Kahn mourned Ebbets Field & the Brooklyn Dodgers in this 1971 bestseller The Boys of Summer	$500 [15] Italian for "tail", this passage brings a musical piece to a formal close the coda Girish	$500 [20] She played Roma Downey's angel boss on "Touched by an Angel" Della Reese Sheri

Double Jeopardy! Round

18th CENTURY WOMEN	TECHNOLOGY	LITERATURE	INTERNATIONAL ACTORS	COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES	ORATORY
$200 [12] On July 10, 1706 Virginia's Grace Sherwood, accused of this, was thrown into a river to see if she would float being a witch (practicing witchcraft) Sheri	$200 [1] They clean floors, perform surgery & will go to Mars before people do robots Arthur Girish	$200 [2] This Dickens title orphan was given his name by Mr. Bumble Oliver Twist Arthur	$200 [7] Andy Garcia was born in this island country but fled to nearby Miami with his family when he was 5 Cuba Girish	$200 [17] Not surprisingly, hotel administration is among the more popular fields of study at UNLV in this city Las Vegas Sheri	$200 [22] In 1858, as a Senate hopeful in Illinois, he said, "Nobody has ever expected me to be president" Abraham Lincoln Arthur
$400 [13] In January 1777 Baltimore's Mary Katherine Goddard was hired to print the first official copies of this Declaration of Independence Sheri	$400 [27] Used in medicine, waste disposal & agriculture, it's the technology of manipulating organisms for human benefit bioengineering Girish	$400 [3] This author's "The Man Who Would Be King" has been called the perfect short story Rudyard Kipling Arthur	$400 [8] This brother-in-law of Loretta Young was born in Mexico City, not on Fantasy Island Ricardo Montalban Arthur	$400 [18] The Prayer Tower is a landmark of this Tulsa university named for an evangelist Oral Roberts University Sheri	$400 [23] Of Floyd Patterson he said, "I'll beat him so bad he'll need a shoehorn to put his hat on" Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) Arthur Girish
$600 [14] It took her a few attempts to get in to see Marat in order to kill him Charlotte Corday Sheri	$600 [28] The "Hard-Edge" art movement of the 1960s emerged after the development of these quick-drying paints acrylics	$600 [4] This John Bunyan work written as a dream was published in 2 parts: Part I in 1678 & Part II in 1684 The Pilgrim's Progress Sheri	$600 [9] This Irish star of the film "Camelot" is also a writer; his thriller novel "Honor Bound" appeared in 1982 Richard Harris Sheri	DD $500 [20] The Robert Frost Library is at this Massachusetts college co-founded by Emily Dickinson's grandfather Amherst Sheri	$600 [24] "How can the 'consent of the governed' be given," she asked in 1873, "If the right to vote be denied?" Susan B. Anthony Arthur
$800 [15] At the time Marie Antoinette lost her head, she was First Lady of the U.S. Martha Washington Girish	DD $800 [29] This company's C90 Supercomputer can perform 16 billion calculations per second Cray Research Company Girish	$800 [5] Title novella of the Philip Roth collection that won the 1960 National Book Award Goodbye, Columbus Arthur Sheri	$800 [10] This Canadian comic appeared on "In Living Color" & in 2 Clint Eastwood films, "Pink Cadillac" & "The Dead Pool" Jim Carrey Sheri	$600 [19] In 1924 Trinity College in Durham, North Carolina was renamed this, after a benefactor Duke University Sheri Girish	$800 [25] This French revolutionary said, "Terror is nothing else than justice, prompt, secure and inflexible" Robespierre Arthur
$1,000 [16] Kaga No Chiyo/Who wrote this type of poem/Was born in Japan Haiku Sheri	$1,000 [30] The name of these 19th c. destroyers of textile machinery is applied to any technology skeptic Luddites Sheri	$1,000 [6] "The 42nd Parallel" is the first novel in this John Dos Passos trilogy USA Sheri	$1,000 [11] He must have been "Breathless" when he was elected president of the French Actors Union in 1963 Jean-Paul Belmondo Sheri	$1,000 [21] South Carolina's Clemson University was named for the son-in-law of this VP who resigned in 1832 John C. Calhoun Sheri	$1,000 [26] "There is nothing so absurd but some philosopher has said it", said this Roman orator Cicero Sheri

Final Jeopardy!

THE 1930s

Roosevelt's first Fireside Chat was designed to bolster the public confidence in these

banks

Girish "What are his New Deal Policies?" — wagered $500

Arthur "What are BANKS?" — wagered $600

Sheri "What were savings bonds?" — wagered $3,901

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