Show #1584 1991-06-20 (taped 1991-03-13) Regular

Mark Born game 1.Game entered from audiorecording.

Contestants

Mark Born — an investment analyst from Los Angeles, California

Margaret Hartman — a college professor from Pasadena, California

Brad Colgate — a college health physician from Grove City, Ohio (whose 3-day cash winnings total $37,351)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Brad	$900	$2,000	$5,200	$2,699 2nd place: Ricoh Mirai camera & Sanyo 20" TV + Jeopardy! box game or computerized version	$7,200 22 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Margaret	$2,600	$3,900	$7,700	$100 3rd place: Service Merchandise gift certificate + Jeopardy! box game or computerized version	$7,600 19 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Mark	$100	$2,000	$7,500	$14,999 New champion: $14,999	$6,800 16 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

PHYSICAL SCIENCE	BROADWAY LYRICS	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	OLD TESTAMENT	FRUIT	SMITHS
$100 [11] Used for coins, cupronickel is an alloy of this & nickel copper Brad	$100 [1] "There was love all around but I never heard it singing, no, I never heard it at all, 'til" this 'til there was you Brad	$100 [26] This company is testing new waters with the Golden Arch Cafe in Hartsville, Tennessee McDonald's Margaret	$100 [6] In Judges he said "If I be shaven, then my strength will go from me" Samson Mark	$100 [16] This fruit, also called the alligator pear, can ripen more quickly in a paper bag the avocado Mark	$100 [21] On his second trip to America he mapped out the New England coast John Smith Mark
$200 [12] Burning me than e, CH4, in oxygen, O2, produces water, H2O, & this, CO2 carbon dioxide Margaret	$200 [2] A song from "Guys and Dolls" asks this to "be a lady tonight" luck Brad	$200 [27] When trading occurs in this company, whose stock symbol is MMM, brokers say "Post-it" Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company Margaret Mark	$200 [7] In the book of Numbers it was given the power of speech in order to rebuke its owner, Balaam an ass (a donkey) Brad Margaret	$200 [17] Horticulturist who also introduced plums from Japan to California & developed the Santa Rosa plum Luther Burbank Mark	$200 [22] Through radio fields she sold more war bonds than any other entertainer during WWII Kate Smith Brad
$300 [13] When these 2 colors mix as light they produce magenta; as paint they make violet red & blue Brad	$300 [3] This "is over, it's time to call it a day, they've burst your pretty balloon & taken the moon away" the party's over Brad	$300 [28] This Canadian whiskey & wine cooler company also owns Tropicana Seagram's Mark	$300 [8] "And the Lord spake unto the fish and it vomited out" him "upon the dry land" Jonah Brad Margaret	$300 [18] The Anjou, Bosc & Comice varieties of this fruit originated in France the pear Margaret	$300 [23] Though he publicly acknowledged only his 1st wife, it's believed he had as many as 50 Joseph Smith Margaret
$400 [14] Planet whose length of a year is closest to ours Venus Margaret	$400 [4] A song from "Kismet" urges, "Take my hand I'm a stranger in" this place Paradise Brad	$400 [29] In 1974 this company shortened its name to NCR National Cash Register Mark	DD $500 [9] 2 of the 4 creatures God sent as plagues upon the Egyptians (2 of) frogs, locust (lice & flies) Margaret	$400 [19] This type of apple used as a garnish grows to an average of about an inch in diameter a crab apple Brad	$400 [24] On public TV's "Money World" host George J.W. Goodman uses this pseudonym Adam Smith Margaret
$500 [15] Inventing this weather device in 1643, Torricelli also created the 1st vacuum known to science the barometer Mark	$500 [5] Completes the line "Pardon me miss, but I've never done this with a" a real live girl Margaret	$500 [30] In the United States a subsidiary of Kodak makes Bayer aspirin, while Bayer produces this brand of film Agfa Mark	$500 [10] This king of Israel had 700 wives & 300 concubines Solomon Margaret	$500 [20] They're called Mandarin oranges from their origin in China, or this from the port that shipped them tangerines	$500 [25] Among jazz singers she reigned as the "Empress of the Blues" Bessie Smith Brad

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD GEOGRAPHY	1977	STARTS WITH "O"	FASHION HISTORY	LITERARY CHARACTERS	OLD GLORY
$200 [1] Residents of this European city are called Münchners Munich Brad	$200 [6] After an 18-month court battle this SSt landed at New York's JFK Airport the first time in October the Concorde Brad	$200 [16] The oldest one of these in the U.S. is Savannah, Georgia's Bethesda Home for Boys which was built in 1740 an orphanage Brad	$200 [30] A bicorne was a cocked one of these which some men wore during the 18th & 19th centuries a hat Brad	$200 [9] In "1984" George Orwell modeled his fictional Big Brother after this Soviet dictator Stalin Brad	$200 [29] One thing she definitely did was make colors for the Pennsylvania navy in May 1777 Betsy Ross Margaret
$400 [2] At 601,928 sq. miles Amazonas is this country's largest state Brazil Brad	$400 [7] This city got its first mayor since 1871 when Jacques Chirac was elected to the reestablished post Paris Margaret Mark	$400 [17] The largest ape native to Asia the orangutan Brad	$400 [24] Fashion designer Paul Poiret introduced the hobble style of these around 1910 skirts Brad	$400 [10] Danny, Pablo & Big Joe Portagee are characters in his novel "Tortilla Flat" Steinbeck Margaret	$400 [26] The stars & stripes first flew on a U.S. Navy ship as the Ranger left the Portsmouth shipyard under his command John Paul Jones Mark
$600 [3] After a nearly 4,000-mile-long journey this river empties into the East China Sea near Shanghai the Yangtze Brad	$600 [8] This Li'l Abner artist put down his pen and retired in November Al Capp Margaret	$600 [18] "No other play has moved me so deeply" said Alexander Woollcott of this Thornton Wilder play Our Town Margaret	$600 [21] French woman who retired in the 1930s but came back in 1954 & reintroduced her classic simple suits (Coco) Chanel Brad	$600 [11] C.S. Forester won international acclaim for his series of 12 novels about this British navy officer (Captain Horatio) Hornblower Mark	$600 [25] By custom the flag flies round the clock at the sites of his birth & burial in Maryland Francis Scott Key Margaret
$1,000 [5] Aqaba is this Middle Eastern country's only seaport Jordan Brad Mark	$800 [14] A faulty fuel pump put her out of the Indianapolis 500 after just 27 laps Janet Guthrie Brad	$800 [19] The Dhofar region of this Middle Eastern sultanate is known for its frankincense trees Oman Mark	$800 [22] King's Road in Chelsea & this street in Soho were centers of London fashion during the swinging '60s Carnaby St. Mark	$1,000 [13] In this Kafka work Gregor Samsa turns into a giant insect the Metamorphosis Brad	$800 [27] The U.S. flag in use from 1795 until 1818 had this many stripes 15 Margaret
DD $2,000 [4] The name of this volcano is said to be derived from an Ainu word for fire Mt. Fuji Brad	$1,000 [15] This Georgian, Jimmy Carter's 1st choice to head the Office of Management and Budget, was confirmed in January but resigned in September Bert Lance Mark	$1,000 [20] In 8 A.D. this Roman poet was exiled, perhaps because of the amoral flippancy of his "Art of Love" Ovid Brad	$1,000 [23] This Spanish couturier popularized the chemise style of dress in the 1950s Balenciaga Mark	DD $1,500 [12] The opera "La traviata" is based on the story of this French courtesan the Lady of the Camellias (La Dame aux Camélias) Mark	$1,000 [28] Used until 1777, America's 1st national flag had this, not stars, in the canton the Union Jack Margaret

Final Jeopardy!

MUSEUMS

Since 1899 this museum of decorative arts has borne the names of two first cousins

the Victoria and Albert Museum

Brad "What is the Rembrandt?" — wagered $2,501

Mark "What is Victoria & Alb" — wagered $7,499

Margaret "What is the Guggenheim Museum?" — wagered $7,600

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