Show #2101 1993-10-25 (taped 1993-08-24) Regular

Rachael Schwartz game 2.

Contestants

Debra Cope — a financial reporter from Brooklyn, New York

Harris Levine — a dentist from Fort Lee, New Jersey

Rachael Schwartz — an attorney from Bedminster, New Jersey (whose 1-day cash winnings total $6,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Rachael	$1,000	$3,300	$8,500	$6,199 2-day champion: $12,699	$8,100 23 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Harris	$2,100	$3,000	$5,400	$1 2nd place: AST notebook computer + Helbros his & hers watches	$5,000 15 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Debra	$-700	$-700	$-1,100	$-1,100 3rd place: Samsung VCR + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! games for Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis	$-1,100 7 R, 7 W

Jeopardy! Round

BIOLOGY	THE SUPREMES	QUOTATIONS	U.S. GEOGRAPHY	PHOTOGRAPHY	SAY CHEESE!
$100 [6] In heliotropism, the flowers of a plant turn toward this during the day the Sun Harris	$100 [11] The Supremes performed on this Sunday night variety show 15 times 1964-69 The Ed Sullivan Show Debra	$100 [16] Lord Byron wrote, "Truth is always strange; stranger than" this fiction Rachael	$100 [13] The Grand Canyon is part of this state's Colorado Plateau Arizona Rachael	$100 [1] It's the 3-legged stand, usually adjustable, on which a photographer sets the camera a tripod Debra	$100 [17] Because of its holes, Samsoe has been called the Danish version of this cheese Swiss cheese Rachael
$200 [7] Of the 2 main types of light-sensitive cells in the retina, these are used in low light the rods Harris	$200 [12] The group was formed in this city in 1959 as The Primettes; it became the Supremes in 1961 Detroit Rachael	$200 [27] Oliver Herford defined this as "a place devised for animals to study the habits of human beings" a zoo Rachael	$200 [14] Cape Alava in this state is the westernmost point in the contiguous 48 states Washington Debra	$200 [2] The F in F-stop or F-number stands for this "length" focal length Harris	$200 [18] Pepato, as you might guess, is heavily spiced with this pepper Harris
$400 [9] Most blood cells are produced in the red, not the yellow, type of this tissue the (bone) marrow Harris	$300 [24] This head of Motown didn't sign the group the first time he saw them; it took awhile Berry Gordy Rachael	$300 [28] According to William Marcy, it's to whom "belong the spoils of the enemy" the victor Harris	$300 [15] In area, it's the USA's largest natural lake west of the Mississippi River the Great Salt Lake Debra	$300 [3] 20 photographers working under this cameraman were able to record every phase of the Civil War Mathew Brady Rachael	$300 [19] Holland's 2 most exported cheeses are Gouda & this Edam Rachael
$500 [10] High levels of this substance that the body converts to vitamin A may turn the skin yellow carotene Debra	$400 [25] This word is in the title of 6 of their 12 No. 1 hits Love Rachael	$400 [29] It's "often guilt instead of golden"; enough said silence	$400 [22] This river originates in Pittsburgh & flows into the Mississippi at Cairo, Illinois the Ohio Rachael	$400 [4] Photographic prints are of 2 basic types: glossy, which is shiny, & this, which is dull matte Rachael	$400 [20] Mizithra, a soft, oily cheese, is made from the whey by-product of this Greek cheese feta cheese Harris
DD $700 [8] Each of a mammal's erector pili muscles is attached to one of these a hair Harris	$500 [26] This original member stayed in the group the longest Mary Wilson Harris Debra	$500 [30] Lord Chesterfield called it "a confused heap of facts" & Henry Ford said it was "bunk" history Debra	$500 [23] The name of this Massachusetts resort island may come from an Indian word meaning "the far away land" Nantucket Harris	$500 [5] In 1888 he developed the first camera to use roll film (George) Eastman Harris Debra	$500 [21] A sweet cheese, gourmandise contains this fruit flavoring cherry Rachael

Double Jeopardy! Round

1867	EDUCATION	MEXICO	LESSER-KNOWN NAMES	ROMAN ARCHITECTURE	AUTHORS
$200 [11] Of about 2¢, 20¢ or $2, the amount per acre the U.S. paid Russia for Alaska 2¢ Harris	$200 [6] Cherokee schools were operating in this territory in the 1830s, about 60 years before white schools Oklahoma Rachael	$200 [16] Lesley Simpson wrote that the pre-Columbian cultures of Middle America existed because of this grain corn Harris	$200 [25] Charles Barbier came up with a code based on dots; Braille adapted it for these people to use blind people Rachael	$200 [21] An oval racecourse for chariots, designed for "Maximus" fun the circus Rachael	$200 [1] W.W. Denslow illustrated the first edition of his "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" (Frank) Baum Debra
$400 [12] Charles Weller devised "Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party" to test these a typewriter Harris	$400 [7] The first of his "Eclectic Readers" was published while he served as president of Cincinnati coll. William McGuffey	$400 [17] This conqueror bequeathed his remains to Mexico & they're in the hospital de Jesus, which he founded (Hernando) Cortes Rachael	$400 [26] The name of this continent once called New Holland was suggested by Matthew Flinders Australia Debra	$400 [22] It's a Roman public square or piazza surrounded by important buildings (& may contain Laker Girls) a forum Rachael	$400 [2] R.W. Emerson was a champion of this man, whom he met 2 years before the raid on Harpers Ferry John Brown Rachael
$600 [13] Minnesota farmer Oliver Kelley founded this fraternal organization the Grange	$600 [8] From a Latin word for "a calling", this type of school trains its students for employment vocational Debra	$800 [19] The town's name was Cuauhnahuac; the Spanish mangled it to this, meaning "cow's horn" Cuernavaca Rachael	$600 [27] This valley in the Grand Teton National Park was named for Trapper David Jackson Jackson Hole Rachael	$600 [23] Emperor who built the Basilica Ulpia; his column's in front of it Trajan Debra	$600 [3] He finished writing "The Gulag Archipelago" in 1968, but it wasn't published until 1973 Solzhenitsyn Rachael
$800 [14] Under a new dual monarchy, this Austrian emperor became king of Hungary as well Franz Josef	$800 [9] This Poughkeepsie, N.Y. school built an observatory for astronomer Maria Mitchell in 1864 Vassar Debra	DD $1,000 [18] The country is divided into 31 states & its monetary unit is divided into 100 of these centavos Rachael	$800 [28] Neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot taught Freud this tool for exploring the unconscious hypnosis Harris	$800 [24] Its 3 main components were the caldarium, frigidarium & tepidarium Roman baths	$800 [4] He was tried & convicted of libel for his famous open letter "J'Accuse" (Émile) Zola Harris
$1,000 [15] Japan's National Revolution known as this restoration began in 1867 with the accession of prince Mutsuhito The Meiji Restoration Rachael	$1,000 [10] In 1837 he became the first secretary of Massachusetts' Board of Education Horace Mann	$1,000 [20] This 19th century dictator's slogan was "Bread or the Club"; those who disagreed with him got the club Porfirio Diaz	—	—	$1,000 [5] Disney's 1967 film "The Gnome-Mobile" was based on a novel by this author of "The Jungle" Upton Sinclair Rachael Debra

Final Jeopardy!

FAMOUS PAIRS

They were elected the first president & secretary of American Express

Wells & Fargo

Harris "Who were Hamilton + Burr" — wagered $5,399

Rachael "Who were Hamilton + Burr?" — wagered $2,301

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