Show #2390 1995-01-13 (taped 1994-10-25) Regular

Jim Morgan game 1.

Contestants

Phyllis Betz — a college professor from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Jim Morgan — a personnel manager from New Brunswick, New Jersey

Adam Goldberg — an attorney from Brooklyn, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $3,200)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Adam	$-1,000	$-100	$500	$100 3rd place: Daniel Mink Bolero watch + Jeopardy Sports Edition for home computer or SNES	$1,000 9 R, 7 W (including 1 DD)
Jim	$900	$3,000	$6,800	$1,199 New champion: $1,199	$6,800 19 R, 3 W
Phyllis	$1,300	$1,600	$6,200	$200 2nd place: trip on TWA to Stanfordville, New York & stay at the Roseland Ranch + Jeopardy Sports Edition for home computer or SNES	$7,600 20 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

REVOLUTIONARY WAR FIGURES	FILMS OF THE '90s	TRANSPORTATION	ANIMALS	FRENCH CUISINE	HODGEPODGE
$100 [25] In July 1777 Congress granted a commission but no command to this 19-year-old French nobleman the Marquis de Lafayette Phyllis	$100 [2] When Hurricane Iniki hit the island of Kauai in 1992, this Steven Spielberg dinodrama was on location there Jurassic Park Adam	$100 [1] These ancient 2-wheeled vehicles could be fitted with scythelike blades to injure enemy soldiers a chariot Jim	$100 [9] This equine mammal is a favorite prey of the African lion zebras Adam	$100 [11] Gateau a la noix de coco is a cake made from this tropical fruit coconuts Phyllis	$100 [20] A nitroglycerin tablet is sublingual; you don't swallow it, but keep it here under the tongue Phyllis
$200 [26] Charles Carroll was the only Roman Catholic to sign this 1776 document the Declaration of Independence Jim	$200 [5] This actor's wife Marsha co-produced his hit film "Mrs. Doubtfire" Robin Williams Jim	$200 [3] The subway system in this formerly divided city is called the Untergrundbahn Berlin Jim	$200 [10] This bright yellow bird can be grouped into 2 types of singers: rollers & choppers a canary Jim	$200 [12] Anchoiade, a Provencal dish, is a puree of these fish mixed with chopped garlic & olive oil anchovies Adam	$200 [21] On a golf course these include water & sand traps hazards Adam
$300 [27] Enoch Crosby, American spy, may be the model for the hero of this "Leatherstocking" author's novel "The Spy" (James Fenimore) Cooper Jim	$300 [6] This actor, the son of Jerry Stiller & Anne Meara, co-starred in "Reality Bites" & directed it Ben Stiller Jim	$300 [4] The name of this bridge over dry land comes from the word "aqueduct" & the Latin for "way" a viaduct Phyllis	$400 [14] The dark brown pelt of this Siberian animal, a type of marten, is one of the most valuable furs a sable Adam Jim	$300 [17] The French call this pungent condiment raifort; a sauce made from it is served with beef horseradish Jim	$300 [22] 1 of the 2 things you can change on your own passport; any other alterations are forbidden your address or your next of kin (to be notified in case of a problem) Adam Phyllis
$400 [28] This author of "The Crisis" served as an aide to General Nathanael Greene Tom Paine Phyllis	$400 [7] She made Nicolas Cage's life a mess as a former first lady in "Guarding Tess" Shirley MacLaine Phyllis	$400 [16] This device used by the Indians consisted of 2 poles, a net & a harness for hitching it to an animal travois	DD $500 [13] This aquatic rodent is named for the odor that it emits a muskrat Adam	$400 [18] Sucre de pomme, a specialty of Rouen, is a confection made from sugar & this fruit apples Jim	$400 [23] The name of the Italian lira is from this Latin word for "pound" libra Jim
$500 [29] Nicknamed "Lighthorse Harry", this man is considered the best cavalry officer of the Revolution (Henry) Lee Adam	$500 [8] This "Beverly Hills, 90210" heartthrob plays champion Bull Rider Lane Frost in the 1994 film "8 Seconds" Luke Perry Phyllis	$500 [30] At 33.5 miles, this country's Seikan Tunnel is the world's longest railroad tunnel Japan Adam	$500 [15] Snails are gastropods which belong to this phylum of the animal kingdom mollusks Adam Jim	$500 [19] It's a green or yellow liqueur, or a dish of vegetables layered in alternating colors a chartreuse	$500 [24] Cecil Rhodes graduated from this school in 1881 Oxford Jim

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY	NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES	WOMEN ARTISTS	BIOLOGY	BIBLICAL GEOGRAPHY	THEATRE
$200 [1] In 1988 a ceasefire ended the 8-year war between Iran & this country Iraq Adam	$200 [17] His "The Fall of the House of Usher" appeared in Burton's Gentleman's Magazine, which he co-edited (Edgar Allan) Poe Jim	$200 [8] British painter Vanessa Bell was the older sister of this leader of the Bloomsbury Group Virginia Woolf Phyllis	$200 [24] Your coccyx is a rudimentary one of these which reaches its maximum length in the 6th week of development tail Adam Jim Phyllis	$200 [16] This place from which mankind was expelled was the source of 4 rivers (the Garden of) Eden Phyllis	$200 [3] It's the planet visited in Gore Vidal's "Visit to a Small Planet" Earth Phyllis
$400 [2] During the Fourth Crusade, this Byzantine capital was sacked & a new Latin Empire was established there Constantinople Jim	$400 [20] In 1994 American Publishing Co. agreed to buy this 2nd-largest Chicago paper for $180 million the Chicago Sun-Times Adam Jim	$400 [9] She married Alfred Stieglitz in 1924; he was 23 years her senior Georgia O'Keeffe Phyllis	—	$400 [18] Solomon extended the walls of this city to enclose the Temple Mount Jerusalem Jim	$400 [4] It's the bridge in Arthur Miller's "A View from the Bridge" the Brooklyn Bridge Phyllis
$600 [12] In 1951, to ensure mutual aid in the event of aggression, the U.S. & these 2 nations signed the ANZUS Pact New Zealand & Australia Phyllis	$600 [21] De Telegraaf & de Volkskrant are 2 of this country's biggest papers the Netherlands Adam Jim	$600 [10] After Frida Kahlo's death, he gave her house in Coyoacan to Mexico for use as a museum Diego Rivera Phyllis	—	$600 [19] The land of Nod is mentioned only once, as the place of his self-imposed exile Cain Adam	$600 [5] 1 of the 2 women characters in "1776" (1 of) Abigail Adams (or Martha Jefferson) Phyllis
$1,000 [15] During the Korean War, U.N. forces retook Seoul after launching a surprise landing at this port Inchon Jim Phyllis	$800 [22] It wasn't a "dubious achievement" when Edward Kosner was named new editor of this magazine in 1993 Esquire magazine	$800 [11] One version of A. Gentileschi's "Judith and Holofernes" is in this most famous Florence gallery the Uffizi Jim	—	DD $1,000 [25] This place where Jesus grew up was an insignificant settlement near a trade route to Egypt Nazareth Phyllis	$800 [6] This 1948 Maxwell Anderson play features the Boleyn family Anne of the Thousand Days Phyllis
DD $1,600 [14] In 1926 Emiliano Chamorro briefly returned to power in this country but was then forced to resign Nicaragua Phyllis	$1,000 [23] In 1993 Rupert Murdoch bought this NYC tabloid for the second time the New York Post Adam	$1,000 [13] After leaving Russia, Natalia Goncharova created stage designs for this Ballets Russes impresario Diaghilev Phyllis	—	$1,000 [26] Salt Sea, Sea of the Arabah & Eastern Sea are some Biblical names for this lake the Dead Sea Jim	$1,000 [7] Oscar Hammerstein's update of a Bizet opera, set in an American parachute factory Carmen Jones Phyllis

Final Jeopardy!

ARCHITECTURE

The name of this type of structure comes from the unit of length of an ancient foot race--606 feet

a stadium

Adam "What is a coliseum" — wagered $400

Phyllis "What is abeamsprint" — wagered $6,000

Jim "What is a Cemetery?" — wagered $5,601

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