Show #2398 1995-01-25 (taped 1994-11-08) Regular

Contestants

Karal Garcia — a student from Omaha, Nebraska

Claud Argall — a financial services manager from Sparks, Nevada

Patrick McCauley — a research director from Arlington, Virginia (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,200)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Patrick	$1,200	$1,600	$4,800	$6,000 2nd place: Gateway PC + Bush executive desk	$5,000 16 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Claud	$-300	$1,900	$5,400	$10,799 New champion: $10,799	$6,900 21 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Karal	$400	$2,200	$7,200	$3,500 3rd place: limousine ride from Carey Limousine	$6,900 16 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE BIBLE	TELEVISION	TRAVEL & TOURISM	MAMMALS	A.M.	P.M.
$100 [11] "It is written that man shall not live by" this "alone, but by every word of God" bread Claud	$100 [17] In 1960 James Garner sued to get out of his contract for this western & won Maverick Claud	$100 [20] For about 50¢ you can take a gondola ride across the Grand Canal in this city Venice Claud	$100 [16] This striped mammal belongs to the genus Equus a zebra Claud	$100 [4] Munching on some crackers may help with this malady of mothers-to-be morning sickness Patrick	$100 [1] As its first prime minister, David Ben-Gurion is considered the father of this nation Israel Patrick
$200 [12] The line following "The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want" "He maketh me to lie down in green pastures" Patrick Karal	$200 [18] This series was based on a book by Jeraldine Saunders about her experiences as a cruise hostess Love Boat Patrick	$200 [21] In Coventry, England, you'll catch people peeping at an equestrian statue of this woman Lady Godiva Claud	$200 [27] Wallabies belong to a group of marsupials known as Macropodidae because of these large features large feet Patrick	$200 [5] Musical in which you'd find the song "Good Morning Starshine" Hair Patrick	$200 [2] The day before his 40th birthday in 1979, Joe Clark became this country's prime minister Canada Patrick Claud
$300 [13] Solomon asked the King of Tyre to "hew me cedar trees out of" this country to build his temple Lebanon Patrick	$300 [19] National beauty title once held by "Murphy Brown" character Corky Sherwood Miss America Karal	$400 [25] When exploring Germany, beware a sign that says, "Betreten verboten"; it means this no trespassing	$300 [30] Unlike other female deer, female reindeer have these horns (antlers) Claud	$300 [8] It's the bugle call that orders, "get up, get up, you sleepy-head!" "Reveille" Claud	$300 [3] In 1951 American-born Eamon de Valera became this republic's prime minister Ireland Claud
$400 [14] "Then came Jesus forth, wearing the crown of thorns, and" this color "robe" purple Claud Karal	$400 [22] This dog on "Rocky and His Friends" invented the WABAC Machine Mr. Peabody Claud	$500 [26] Some of the finest coffee comes from this country & you can sample it for free at the El Dorado Airport Colombia Claud	$400 [28] It's the proper term for a baby hippo or a baby whale a calf Karal	$400 [9] The initial odds posting before betting begins on a horse race the morning line Patrick Claud	$400 [6] This father of India's first woman prime minister was India's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru Patrick Karal
$500 [15] "So Boaz took" this Moabite widow, "and she was his wife" Ruth Karal	$500 [23] This former "Tonight Show" exec. producer has directed "The Jack Benny Program" & "My Three Sons" Fred de Cordova Karal	DD $600 [24] The Royal Pantheon outside this capital contains the tombs of kings from Charles V to Alfonso XIII Madrid Karal	$500 [29] The coati, a raccoon relative, is also known by this longer name the coatimundi Claud	$500 [10] She's the Roman goddess of dawn Aurora Karal	$500 [7] In 1988 this person succeeded Gen. Mohammad Zia ul-Haq as prime minister of Pakistan Benazir Bhutto Patrick

Double Jeopardy! Round

FRONTIER LIFE	POETRY	ARCHITECTURE	MUSIC	FLAGS	HANS ACROSS THE SEA
$200 [1] George Jackson is credited with discovering this precious metal in the Rockies gold Patrick Karal	$200 [15] Poe poem that tells us, "How we shiver with affright at the melancholy menace of their tone!" "The Bells" Claud	$200 [23] Ancient Greek architects Ictinus & Callicrates built this temple dedicated to Athena the Parthenon Karal	$200 [6] His band played "Auld Lang Syne" at the Roosevelt on New Year's Eve from 1929, moving to the Waldorf in 1965 Guy Lombardo Patrick	$200 [12] In 1911 this state adopted a modified version of the Bear Flag Republic's flag California Claud	$200 [11] Among his tales are "The Swineherd" & "The Steadfast Tin Soldier" Hans Christian Andersen Karal
$400 [2] Because wood was rare on the Plains, this new item patented in 1873 made cheap fencing possible barbed wire Patrick	$400 [16] Longfellow also called this poem "The Ballad of the Schooner Hesperus" "The Wreck of the Hesperus"	$400 [24] After the Great Fire of London in 1666, he designed more than 50 new churches (Christopher) Wren Patrick	$400 [7] The 12-bar type of this "colorful" African-American song style has 3 lines of 4 bars each blues Claud	$400 [13] These 2 celestial objects adorn the flag of Nepal the Moon & the star (the Moon & the Sun) Patrick	$400 [10] Hans Christian Oersted discovered that this field is produced by an electric current a magnetic field Karal
$600 [3] With one law book & a six-shooter, he held court at his saloon in Langtry, Texas Judge Roy Bean Claud	$600 [17] The Italian or Petrarchan type of this verse form consists of an octave followed by a sestet a sonnet Claud	$600 [14] Jefferson's design of this university's rotunda was inspired by the Pantheon in Rome the University of Virginia Karal	$600 [8] Toshiro Mayuzumi's "Tonepleromas 55" has parts for wind instruments & this musical carpenters' tool a saw Karal	$600 [20] The flag of the secretary of this current cabinet dept. depicts an eagle with 3 arrows in its talons the Defense Department Claud	$600 [29] He really "clicked" in 1908 with a device to detect alpha particles (Hans) Geiger Patrick
$800 [4] By 1876 this Nevada town had more than 23,000 people & 150 saloons; Mark Twain had already left Virginia City Claud	$800 [18] William Blake asked of this animal, "in what distant deeps or skies burnt the fire of thine eyes?" a Tyger Claud	$800 [28] He designed a geodesic dome that would have covered part of Manhattan Island Buckminster Fuller Claud	$800 [9] As a youngster this third "B" composer played piano in sailors' taverns Brahms Patrick	$800 [21] Iowa's flag resembles this country's tricolor because Iowa was once part of Louisiana France Karal	DD $600 [25] Since the 1989 death of Franz Josef II, Prince Hans Adam has reigned over this small principality Liechtenstein Patrick
DD $1,500 [5] The Chisholm & Western Trails were routes used to move cattle mainly to this state from Texas Kansas Claud	$1,000 [19] It's the term for a pair of rhyming lines that may be closed, open or heroic a couplet Claud	$1,000 [27] Frei Otto designed structures with tent-like roofs for the 1972 Summer Olympics in this city Munich Karal	$1,000 [26] "Petrouchka" composer Igor Stravinsky studied under this "Scheherazade" composer Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Claud	$1,000 [22] This East African nation's flag features a Masai shield & 2 spears Kenya Karal	$1,000 [30] Learning art from his father, he went on to paint Thomases More & Cromwell & Henry VIII Hans Holbein (the Younger)

Final Jeopardy!

AUTHORS

Once rejected as too far-fetched, his 1863 novel "Paris in the 20th Century" was published for the 1st time in 1994

Jules Verne

Patrick "Who was Jules Verne?" — wagered $1,200

Claud "Who is Jules Verne" — wagered $5,399

Karal "Who is Hugo?" — wagered $3,700

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