Show #2192 1994-03-01 (taped 1993-12-01) Regular

Contestants

Lisa Churinskas — an executive assistant from Howell, New Jersey

Bob Parks — a security supervisor originally from Buffalo, New York

David Kraut — a writer from Roosevelt Island, New York (whose 3-day cash winnings total $33,002)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
David	$600	$2,800	$7,400	$14,799 2nd place: Singer Furniture bedroom set + S&S Mills carpeting	$5,500 18 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W
Bob	$1,600	$3,400	$9,400	$16,801 New champion: $16,801	$9,400 21 R (including 1 DD), 0 W
Lisa	$300	$900	$3,700	$7,399 3rd place: Service Merchandise gift certificate	$3,700 14 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

FIRST LADIES	ACTORS & THEIR ROLES	HINTS FROM HELOISE	WORLD POTPOURRI	LESSER-KNOWN NAMES	ANIMAL PHRASES
$100 [1] Julia Tyler started the tradition of greeting the president with this song "Hail To The Chief" Lisa	$100 [2] The voice he used as Hannibal Lecter was inspired by Hal the Computer's voice in "2001" Anthony Hopkins Lisa	$100 [21] If one of these fasteners is stuck, try rubbing its teeth with a bar of soap or a candle a zipper Lisa	$100 [11] This country with which castanets are now associated may have gotten them from the Moors Spain David	$100 [23] Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar was the second president of this republic; Sam Houston was the first the Texas republic Bob	$100 [16] Purchasing something sight unseen is like buying this animal "in a poke" a pig Bob
$200 [7] It's the name our current First Lady uses professionally Hillary Rodham Clinton David	$200 [3] In 1989 she played Olivia in "Twelfth Night" onstage & Susie Diamond in "The Fabulous Baker Boys" on film Michelle Pfeiffer Lisa	$200 [22] Don't throw out the canisters that the 35mm type of this comes in; use them for storage Film David	$200 [12] The new Abbey Theatre opened in this Irish city in 1966; the old one was destroyed by fire in 1951 Dublin Bob	$200 [24] The Reeds were part of this "party" that got trapped in a California pass in 1846-47 the Donner Party Bob	$200 [17] This animal may "never forget", but the reason why we say so has been forgotten an elephant Bob
$300 [8] In her over 12 years as First Lady, she held 348 press conferences Eleanor Roosevelt David	$300 [4] "Evening Shade" co-star whose portrayal of Mark Twain was inspired partly by his own grandfather Hal Holbrook Bob	$300 [28] Use henna or strong coffee to color this without irritation or toxic chemicals hair David	$300 [13] Traditional Moroccans slip on babouches, which are a backless style of these a slipper Bob	$300 [25] Russian Irina Rodnina has won 3 Olympic gold medals with 2 different men in this sport (pairs) figure skating David	$300 [18] An older person is "no spring" one, & a coward has the heart of one a chicken Bob
$400 [9] Eliza McCardle Johnson followed her as First Lady Mrs. Lincoln Bob	$400 [5] In this TV series' last season, Nancy Walker played housekeeper to Uncle Bill, Buffy, and Jody Family Affair Lisa	$400 [29] If you lose 1 of a pair of these jewelry items, you can turn the other into a pendant or stud an earring David	$400 [14] Naumburg Cathedral in this country is known for its fine Gothic statues Germany Bob	DD $500 [26] Marie-Anne de Cupis de Camargo may be the first woman in this field to perform a quadruple entrechat ballet David	$400 [19] A person who takes both sides in an argument is said to "run with the hare" & "hunt with" these dogs a hound Bob
$500 [10] She was also a first lady in the Philippines; her husband William was governor-general there Helen Taft	$500 [6] Rex Harrison ends up as a ghost in this 1945 film based on a Noel Coward comedy Blithe Spirit Lisa	$500 [30] To rid your home of these bugs, try Heloise's boric acid, flour, sugar, onion & fat mixture cockroaches Bob	$500 [15] This South American country ranks third in the world as a grower of cacao beans Brazil	$500 [27] Charles Eames made his name designing these pieces of furniture chairs David	$500 [20] Wrinkles that form at the outer corners of the eyes are called these, after a certain bird's imprints crow's feet Lisa

Double Jeopardy! Round

ANCIENT EGYPT	TRANSPORTATION	MOUNTAINS	BIOLOGY	AMERICAN HISTORY	LONGFELLOW'S POETRY
$200 [9] Abu al-Hawl, the Arabic name for this famous recumbent statue at Giza, means "father of terror" the Sphinx Lisa	$200 [26] In its infancy this canal was known as "Clinton's Ditch" Erie Barge Canal Bob	$200 [6] This California mountain is the USA's 17th highest; it was No. 1 until 1959 Mount Whitney	$200 [16] In women these tubes aren't connected directly to the ovaries; the eggs have to jump a gap the fallopian tubes Lisa	$200 [1] In the mid-1700s this Pennsylvania city was the busiest Colonial port Philadelphia Bob	$200 [19] Longfellow wrote, "I heard the bells on" this "day their old, familiar carols play" Christmas Lisa
$400 [10] Soon after the death of Cleopatra in 30 B.C., Egypt became a province of this empire Rome Lisa	$400 [27] Swiss federal railroad trains are powered by this electricity David	$400 [7] This country's Mount Kosciusko lies in the Snowy Mountains Australia David	$400 [17] The vessels within a leaf blade, the pattern they form is used to identify plants the veins David	$400 [2] Now in West Virginia, this village was the site of an 1859 raid by abolitionist John Brown Harpers Ferry Bob	$400 [20] "Pemican and buffalo marrow, haunch of deer and hump of bison" were served at his wedding- feast Hiawatha David
$600 [11] 2 of the most popular foods in ancient Egypt, or what the queen was eating in "Sing a Song of Sixpence" bread and honey David	$600 [28] Introduced in 1936, this company's DC-3 became the world's dominant transport plane Douglas David	$600 [8] This Alaskan mountain's north peak was first scaled in 1910, its south peak in 1913 Mount McKinley Lisa	$600 [18] You have 2 different types of these, autosome & sex chromosomes Lisa	$600 [3] In the 1950s "Operation Bootstrap" improved the economy of this U.S. commonwealth Puerto Rico Bob	$600 [21] This heroine is the daughter of Benedict Bellefontaine, "the wealthiest farmer of Grand-Pre" Evangeline David
$800 [12] This "book" contains spells that were supposed to help the deceased in the afterlife the Book of the Dead Lisa	$800 [29] This American automaker owns 75% of Aston Martin & 25% of Mazda Ford David	$800 [14] The Notre Dame Mountains aren't in Indiana; they lie south of the St. Lawrence River in this province Quebec Bob	$800 [24] The term brachial refers to this body part or something that resembles it an arm Bob	$800 [4] The 1794 treaty named for this Chief Justice provided for the removal of the British from U.S. territory John Jay Lisa	$800 [22] Italian city that Longfellow called a "White Water-Lily... whose untrodden streets are rivers" Venice David
$1,000 [13] Egyptians painted the area below their eyes this color with a paste made from ground malachite green David Lisa	$1,000 [30] The merchant fleet registered in this African nation leads the world in gross tonnage Liberia Bob	$1,000 [15] Africa's highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, is in this country Tanzania David	DD $1,000 [25] Among the lipids produced by this organ is cholesterol the liver Bob	$1,000 [5] In February 1933 gunman Joseph Zangara missed FDR but killed Anton J. Cermak, this city's mayor Chicago Bob	DD $2,800 [23] Longfellow may have written this poem about Pilgrims because John Alden was one of his ancestors "The Courtship of Miles Standish" David

Final Jeopardy!

BRAND NAMES

In the 1930s this product was advertised with the phrase "Don't put a cold in your pocket"

Kleenex

Lisa "What is Kleenex" — wagered $3,699

David "What is Kleenex?" — wagered $7,399

Bob "What is Kleenex?" — wagered $7,401

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