Game entered from audiorecording.
Paul Carpenter — a software problem determination specialist from Burbank, California
Dan Hackett — a psychiatric resident originally from Flushing, New York
Jeff Raines — a writer originally from Birmingham, Alabama (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,601)
| Player | First Commercial | End of Jeopardy! | End of Double Jeopardy! | Final | Coryat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jeff | $700 | $4,800 | $9,800 |
$10,600
2nd place: a trip to San Juan aboard Delta Airlines + a week's vacation at the Condado Plaza Hotel & Casino in San Juan, Puerto Rico |
$8,400
23 R (including 1 DD), 4 W |
| Dan | $800 | $2,100 | $8,200 |
$15,200
New champion: $15,200 |
$8,300
19 R (including 2 DDs), 0 W |
| Paul | $500 | $1,000 | $5,200 |
$6,700
3rd place: Princess House Products hand-blown & lead crystal giftware, cookware & accessories + Nintendo Entertainment System with Wheel of Fortune , Jeopardy! & Fisher-Price Preschool Games + Wheel of Fortune for Game Boy |
$5,200
12 R, 1 W |
| U.S.A. | CELEBRITY BOOKS | 4-LETTER WORDS | INVENTIONS | THE BIBLE | JEOPARDY! CATEGORIES |
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$100
[1]
Originally called New York, this Northwest city was renamed for Chief Sealth
Seattle
Dan
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$100
[21]
Her searingly candid autobiography, "Ava: My Story", wasn't published until after her death
Ava Gardner
Dan
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$100
[8]
A person used to further the purposes of another, or a chess piece of lowest value
a pawn
Dan
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$100
[10]
This computer, introduced in 1984, was named for its designer's favorite apple
the Macintosh
Jeff
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$100
[2]
Her last words to Samson were "The Philistines be upon thee, Samson"
Delilah
Jeff
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$100
[22]
Add 2 letters to "real estate" & you'll get the name of this category about fictional settings
UNREAL ESTATE
Dan
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$200
[3]
Fleeing the British, the Continental Congress met for 1 day at Lancaster in this state
Pennsylvania
Dan
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$200
[27]
Suzanne Farrell wrote about her rise to fame in this profession in "Holding On to the Air"
ballet
Jeff
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$200
[9]
Aaron, or the trilling sound a Scot might make when pronouncing the Rs in his name
a Burr
Jeff
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$200
[11]
No one wanted the vote recorder he invented in 1868 in Boston
Thomas Alva Edison
Jeff
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$200
[4]
"The Lord said unto Moses", this man's "heart is hardened, he refuseth to let the people go"
Pharaoh
Jeff
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$200
[23]
This perennial Jeopardy! category could be called THESPIANS & THEIR PARTS
ACTORS & THEIR ROLES
Paul
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$400
[16]
Site of a Civil War battle, Lookout Mt. overlooks this Tenn. city
Chattanooga (Tennessee)
Jeff
Dan
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$300
[28]
"All His Jazz" profiles this director of "All That Jazz"
Bob Fosse
Dan
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$300
[18]
This word commonly precedes expectancy, insurance & jacket
life
Jeff
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$300
[12]
This developer of the steam engine also invented steam heating as a way to heat his office
(James) Watt
Jeff
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$300
[5]
This messenger angel interpreted Daniel's vision for him
Gabriel
Jeff
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$300
[24]
10-letter rhyming name of a catch-all category that's the same as POTPOURRI
HODGEPODGE
Paul
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$500
[17]
William Saroyan was born in this raisin-growing capital of the world in Central California
Fresno
Jeff
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$400
[29]
"Supreme Faith" is the sequel to this ex-Supreme's memoir "Dreamgirl"
Mary Wilson
Jeff
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$400
[19]
A female deer, or an adjective describing her rear legs
hind
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$400
[13]
Sonar was to be used in World War I to locate these craft, but the war ended before it could be used
submarines
Jeff
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$400
[6]
According to Genesis 2:21, God took one of these from Adam while he slept
a rib
Dan
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$400
[25]
In titles of categories this word has preceded NAMED ED, NAMED LOUIS & NAMED GEORGE
KINGS
Dan
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DD
$1,700
[15]
Port at the end of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline that was explored & named by Spaniards
Valdez
Jeff
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$500
[30]
"Get to the Heart" is the story of this singer who "was country when country wasn't cool"
Barbara Mandrell
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$500
[20]
A stand on which a coffin is carried, its name sounds like a beverage
a bier
Jeff
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$500
[14]
It was about the time of the Civil War that he introduced his cylinder lock
(Linus) Yale
Jeff
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$500
[7]
In Matthew 12:25 Jesus said, "Every city or" one of these "divided against itself shall not stand"
a house
Paul
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$500
[26]
Our category on this foreign first lady included info on her beauty contest titles & her shoes
IMELDA MARCOS
Jeff
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| HISTORIC NAMES | INTERIOR DESIGN | POETS & POETRY | MEXICO | THE HUMAN BODY | BLACK AMERICA |
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$200
[13]
Jozef Pilsudski was this country's 1st chief of state after it became a republic in 1918
Poland
Paul
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$200
[26]
The Chateau de Chambord has 1 of these with twin spirals so 1 person can go up & 1 can go down without meeting
a staircase
Paul
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$200
[7]
As you might expect, Tennyson was buried in this famous section of Westminster Abbey
Poets' Corner
Jeff
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$200
[18]
The UN projects that by the year 2000 it will be the world's most populous urban area
Mexico City
Paul
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$200
[1]
This gland produces thyroxine, a hormone which regulates metabolism
the thyroid gland
Paul
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$200
[3]
Recommended by Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Banneker was one of the surveyors who laid out this city
Washington, D.C.
Dan
|
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$400
[14]
This president of Turkey was given the nickname Kemal, which means perfection, by 1 of his teachers
Ataturk
Dan
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$400
[27]
The Jacobean style, which varied little from Tudor style, was named for this man
King James
Jeff
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$400
[9]
His original first name was Nicholas but we know him better by his middle name, Vachel
Lindsay
Dan
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$400
[19]
It was first cultivated in Mexico & is still the main crop there
maize (or corn)
Paul
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$400
[2]
These joints are located between the metacarpals & the adjoining phalanges on a hand
the knuckles
Jeff
Paul
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$400
[8]
The popularity of ragtime ended about the same time that this composer died in 1917
Joplin
Dan
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$600
[15]
A 1974 assassination attempt on this S. Korean president killed his wife instead
Park Chung Hee
Jeff
Dan
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$600
[28]
This English cabinetmaker, born in 1718, was noted particularly for Chinese & Rococo designs
Chippendale
Dan
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$600
[10]
One of A.E. Housman's poignant poems is titled "To An Athlete" doing this "Young"
Dying
Jeff
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$600
[20]
If a Mexican shows you his huaraches, he's showing you these
his shoes (his sandals)
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$600
[4]
This temporary organ in pregnant women supplies the unborn baby with food & oxygen
the placenta
Paul
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$600
[23]
In 1967 this author & comic ran for mayor of Chicago; in '68 he was a candidate for president
Dick Gregory
Jeff
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DD
$1,000
[16]
First name of the dauphin who was restored to the throne of France with the help of Joan of Arc
Charles (VII)
Dan
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$800
[29]
The Regency & Empire Styles revived the use of the Klismos, a typical chair of this ancient civilization
Greece
Jeff
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DD
$700
[12]
British Romantic poet seen in the followingportraitwearing an Albanian costume:
(Lord) Byron
Dan
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$800
[21]
Colors of the 3 vertical stripes on the Mexican flag
red, white & green
Jeff
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$800
[5]
A jellylike substance called the vitreous humor fills much of the space in these organs
the eyes
Paul
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$800
[24]
Replacing Jefferson Davis, Hiram Revels, the first black U.S. senator, represented this state
Mississippi
Jeff
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$1,000
[17]
Subject of a famous opera, this czar wasn't a Romanov but was elected by a national assembly in 1598
Boris Godunov
Jeff
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$1,000
[30]
A poudreuse is a small one of these often equipped with a mirror that lifts up
a dressing table (a vanity accepted)
Paul
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$800
[11]
He was very well-read but his formal education ended at Swansea Grammar School in Wales
Dylan Thomas
Dan
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$1,000
[22]
After his forces captured & shot Maximilian, this Mexican hero was reelected president
Benito Juarez
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$1,000
[6]
The lungs contain hundreds of millions of these air sacs which provide oxygen to the blood
alveoli
Dan
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$1,000
[25]
In 1968 she became the first black woman elected to the House of Representatives
Shirley Chisholm
Paul
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Greer Garson, Jane Alexander, & Jean Stapleton have all played this first lady
Eleanor Roosevelt