Show #1310 1990-04-20 (taped 1989-12-03) Regular

Missing introductions.All of the categories started with the letter "A".

Contestants

Fran Lau — from

George Kessler — from

Liz Barnea — a librarian from Billings, Montana (whose 3-day cash winnings total $23,900)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Liz	$900	$2,100	$6,900	$5,000 4-day champion: $28,900	$8,300 19 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
George	$800	$1,100	$3,500	$1,500 2nd place: Maytag washer & dryer + MyLock sewing machine from New Home Sewing Machine Co.	$3,800 12 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Fran	$900	$2,000	$4,400	$0 3rd place: Konica ZF-80 camera with film + Nintendo Entertainment System with Family & Junior editions of Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune	$4,400 14 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

ANIMALS	APRIL	AVIATION	AWARDS	A.K.A.	ANAGRAMS
$100 [18] The common garter species is among the most common of these found in the U.S. snakes George	$100 [13] If Leonardo da Vinci were alive & living in the U.S. he'd have to have his taxes in by this, his birthday April the 15th George	$100 [15] The shortest schedule flight of a Boeing 727 is 5 minutes long & runs between San Francisco & this city Oakland Liz	$100 [10] In 1949 "Time for Beany" became the 1st children's show to win one of these awards an Emmy Fran	$100 [1] His original name was Carl Adolf von Sydow Max von Sydow George	$100 [2] Someone does it to sate his appetite eats (from sate) Liz
$200 [21] For lunch they may seize a drinking animal by the snout & pull it under the water a crocodile (an alligator) Liz	$200 [14] This stadium built for the Mets was opened in April 1964 Shea Stadium Fran	$200 [16] The nose of this supersonic airliner can be moved down to give the pilot a better view of the runway the Concorde Fran	$200 [11] This organization which aids children won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1965 UNICEF Liz	$200 [3] This buxom blonde bombshell of the 1950s was born Vera Jayne Palmer Jayne Mansfield Fran	$200 [5] Train students not to cheat teach (from cheat) Liz
$300 [22] All lions are cats & all sea lions are these seals	$300 [25] April is a bad month for ship captains; the Titanic sank in 1912 & in 1789 this ship's crew mutinied the Bounty Liz	$300 [20] The main section of a plane; the Twin Mustang F-82 had 2 of them, each with a cockpit the fuselage Liz	$300 [17] A nickname for actors Quayle & Quinn, or an award for which they've both been nominated Tony Liz	$300 [4] Gap-toothed comedian Thomas Terry Hoar Stevens used this name professionally Terry-Thomas George	$300 [8] It's certainly not a fur for the blasé sable (from blasé) George
$400 [23] Bony pony of Don Quixote Rocinante George	DD $300 [27] Nixon wasn't fooling April 1, 1970 when he signed a bill prohibiting this on TV cigarette advertising George	—	$400 [19] The Hollywood Foreign Press Association presents these awards annually the Golden Globes Fran	$400 [6] This beautiful French actress' real name is Catherine Dorléac Catherine Deneuve Liz	$400 [9] It's what ice does when heated thaw (from what) Fran
$500 [24] 2 types of these furry creatures are the Corsac & the kit foxes Fran	$400 [26] Tradition says this city was founded in April 753 B.C. by a guy who'd been raised by a wolf Rome George	—	$500 [28] In 1971 he won a Grammy for his comedy album "The Devil Made Me Buy This Dress" Flip Wilson George	$500 [7] Late British character actress Edna May Nutter Edna May Oliver	$500 [12] In a 1979 film, Kelly Reno raced along the shore of a deserted island on one of these a horse (from shore)

Double Jeopardy! Round

ARTISTS	ARCHAEOLOGY	AMERICAN AUTHORS	ANATOMY	AFRICA	APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS & MEASURES
$200 [10] An exhibition of paintings by Wang Yani, a 14-year-old from this country, toured the U.S. in 1989 China Fran	$200 [15] Built by the Romans to carry water near Nimes, France, the Pont du Gard is one of these structures an aqueduct Liz	$200 [25] Cooperstown, New York was founded by his family after the American Revolution James Fenimore Cooper George	$200 [3] Encyclopedia Americana says there are perhaps 100 trillion of these in an adult body cells George	$200 [5] Libya was one of the poorest countries in the world until the late '50s when this was found there oil Liz	$400 [26] Size of The Shirelles' "John" or The Four Seasons' girls who "don't cry" big George
DD $300 [14] She painted her 1st large flower, "Petunia No. 2", in 1924 Georgia O'Keeffe Liz	$400 [16] In the 18th century William Stukeley of England suggested that this structure was used by the Druids Stonehenge Liz	$400 [1] His 2nd & lesser-known trilogy was called "District of Columbia" John Dos Passos	$400 [21] Common name of the tympanic membrane the eardrum Fran	$400 [6] Term for the African grasslands the giraffes call home a savanna Liz	$600 [27] Contrary to his class name, a boxer weighing between 123 & 126 lbs. isn't as light as one of these a feather Fran
$400 [11] Jamie Wyeth's famous father Andrew Wyeth Fran	$600 [17] The 3rd age of the 3 age system, technically we're still in this metallic age the Iron Age George	$600 [2] His brother William was a famous American philosopher Henry James Fran	$600 [22] This artery is about an inch wide & a foot & a half long the aorta Fran	$600 [7] In Algeria this mountain chain consists of 2 parallel ranges, the Tell & the Sahara the Atlas Mountains Liz	$800 [28] Amount "of Dust" in the title of a 1934 Evelyn Waugh novel a handful Liz
$600 [12] He was involved in a stormy affair with one of his students when he sculpted "The Kiss" (Auguste) Rodin Fran	$800 [19] King Nabonidus was so into archaeology, he ignored defense matters & this empire overran Babylon the Persian Empire	$800 [4] This man, Henry Thoreau's friend, was the landlord at Walden Pond Emerson Liz	$800 [23] This muscle forms the floor of the chest cavity the diaphragm Liz	DD $700 [8] In July 1989 this ANC leader gave his 1st officially sanctioned public statement since June 1964 Nelson Mandela Liz	—
$800 [13] First name shared by artists Velázquez & Rivera Diego Liz	$1,000 [20] Archaeologists have recently uncovered a Roman under the Piazza Della Signoria in this Italian city Florence Fran	$1,000 [18] His 1st novel, "Go Tell It On The Mountain", was based on his early childhood in Harlem (James) Baldwin Liz	$1,000 [24] Also called the shinbone, it's the 2nd longest bone in your body the tibia George	$1,000 [9] Producing 40% of the world's supply of this crop, the Ivory Coast's economy buckled when prices crashed cocoa	—

Final Jeopardy!

ACTRESSES

She suffered a serious injury while starring in "La Tosca", a play written for her

Sarah Bernhardt

George "Who was [letter crossed out] Price??" — wagered $2,000

Fran "Who is Liz Taylor?" — wagered $4,400

Liz "Who is M Callas?" — wagered $1,900

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