Show #362 1986-01-28 (taped 1985-09-18) Regular

Beryl Arbit game 2.

Contestants

Carol McAvoy — a marketing manager from San Diego, California

Jeff Ujczo — an antique consultant originally from Cleveland, Ohio

Beryl Arbit — a legal assistant from Encino, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,201)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Beryl	$1,400	$2,900	$8,800	$9,000 2-day champion: $21,201	$9,300 21 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Jeff	$400	$1,200	$1,800	$3,300 3rd place: Ventura luggage set	$1,800 9 R, 5 W
Carol	$1,400	$1,900	$3,900	$3,400 2nd place: trip to Roseland Ranch in Stanfordville, New York	$3,900 11 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

AQUATIC ANIMALS	MOVIES	IN THE MOUTH	DISASTERS	TRIVIA	"FF"
$100 [18] "Class" size of these groups can range from under 25 to hundreds of millions schools of fish Beryl	$100 [2] The funnyman featured as "Fletch" Chevy Chase Carol	$100 [16] Muscle which extends up & forward from the hyoid bone to, & sometimes past, the lips the tongue Carol	$100 [10] In December, 1952, about 4,000 Londoners died from this air pollution smog Beryl	$100 [21] Every Hawaiian word ends with one a vowel Beryl Jeff Carol	$100 [1] Kind of refrigerator/ freezer you don't have to defrost frost free Jeff Carol
—	$200 [3] He's played the pope, Hitler, & Obi-Wan Kenobi Alec Guinness Beryl	$200 [17] They're "set" in the mouths of fish hooks	$200 [11] In the early 19th century, a series of these caused the Mississippi & Ohio rivers to flow backwards earthquakes Beryl	$200 [22] Of chismo, shanky, & gnarly, the one that doesn't mean "great" in teen slang shanky Jeff	$200 [5] Birds feathered friends Beryl
—	$300 [4] Playing her, Liz Taylor broke film record for costume changes Cleopatra	DD $300 [19] 3 of the 4 general types of teeth in the adult human mouth (3 of) molars, incisors, cuspids, or bicuspids Beryl	$300 [12] A firestorm destroyed over 8 square miles of Hamburg, Germany in 1943 as a result of this Allied bombing Carol	$300 [23] Lycanthropy is the ability to change from a human to this a wolf Jeff	$300 [6] The mother of Ryan O'Neal's most recent offspring Farrah Fawcett Beryl
—	$400 [8] In "The Defiant Ones", these 2 were stuck on each other Tony Curtis & Sidney Poitier Beryl	$400 [20] Comprised of a hard & soft portion, it's the roof of the mouth the palate Jeff	$400 [13] In India in 1888, 246 people died as a result of this kind of "icy" storm a hailstorm Beryl	$400 [24] At 23, America's youngest general of his day, but he lost his stripes to the Sioux Custer Jeff	$400 [7] The failure of a tennis player to keep one or both feet behind base line when serving a foot fault Carol
—	$500 [9] Played unfriendly Johnny Friendly who ruled "On the Waterfront" Lee J. Cobb Jeff	$500 [26] It's the term for that thing that hangs down in the back of the mouth the uvula Beryl	$500 [14] Nearly a million people died when this Chinese river flooded in 1887 the Yellow River (Hwang Ho) Carol	$500 [25] '50s "If I Didn't Care" group or Rorschach test "blots" The Ink Spots Carol	$500 [15] Movie director with penchant for clowns, his wife played one in his "La Strada" Federico Fellini Beryl

Double Jeopardy! Round

KENTUCKY	FOOD & DRINK	ART	OPTICAL HISTORY	MONEY	AWARDS
$200 [11] This agricultural product was at 1 time used for money in Kentucky tobacco Jeff	$200 [1] The English would call these "French beans", not twine beans string beans Beryl	$200 [26] This statue was 1st found in 1820, along with pieces of her arms the Venus de Milo Carol	$200 [6] Moses, Saint Peter, and the infant Jesus have all been painted with these on glasses	$200 [19] Some 19th century east Indian money was shaped like these, though it didn't grow on them trees Jeff	$200 [9] One of its earliest categories was for Best "Kinescope Show" the Emmys Beryl
$400 [12] The main product of the Darby Dan Farm racehorses Beryl	$400 [2] Since advent of pasteurization, this brine or vinegar method is mostly used for flavor, not preserving pickling	$400 [27] Probably at the outset, Chinese writing & this art form were almost identical painting	$400 [7] Ben Franklin needed them, so he invented them bifocals Carol	$400 [22] Due to hoarding of metal coins after WWI, Germany issued currency made of this animal product leather Carol	$400 [10] Washington called this badge, given to those wounded in action, the Badge of Military Merit the Purple Heart Jeff
$600 [15] Though it's not known for sure where he wrote it, Stephen Foster wrote this Kentucky state song "My Old Kentucky Home" Jeff	$600 [3] It was grown in South Carolina in 1890, but was too costly to compete with Asian brews tea Beryl	—	$600 [8] Nearsighted Napoleon preferred using one of these a monocle Jeff	$600 [24] The white paper used for U.S. money has strands of these 2 colors in it red & blue Beryl	DD $700 [13] For singing Irving Berlin & Duke Ellington songs, this singer won two of the 1st Grammys in 1958:"We're having a heat wave / A tropical heat wave / The temperature's rising, / It isn't surprising, / She certainly can can-can" Ella Fitzgerald Beryl
$800 [16] Alben Barkley was last Kentuckian to hold this office Vice President of the United States Beryl	$800 [4] Flank steak quickly flame grilled & sliced in thin diagonal strips London broil	—	$800 [20] Experts believe the distortion in El Greco's paintings was due to this defect astigmatism	DD $600 [25] Of basic national monetary units, this is the world's most common name the dollar Beryl	$800 [14] This Harper Lee novel about racial inequality, her 1st, won her a 1961 Pulitzer To Kill a Mockingbird Jeff
$1,000 [17] "All The King's Men" which won 1947 Pulitzer was written by this Kentuckian Robert Penn Warren Carol	$1,000 [5] The 2 most popular flavorings used in candy chocolate & vanilla Jeff	—	$1,000 [21] His Babylonian code gave his subjects permission to use "aids to vision for infirm eyes" Hammurabi Beryl	$1,000 [23] Term for money that must by law be accepted as payment of debt legal tender Beryl	$1,000 [18] First awarded in 1947, its trophy includes the masks of comedy & tragedy the Tony Beryl

Final Jeopardy!

THE OLYMPICS

Only the medley relay & this type of race begin with swimmers in water, not on starting block

the backstroke

Jeff "What is the backstroke?" — wagered $1,500

Carol "What is the butterfly?" — wagered $500

Beryl "What is the backstroke?" — wagered $200

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