Show #2196 1994-03-07 (taped 1993-12-06) Regular

Fred Frank game 3.

Contestants

Marie Morris — an assistant sports editor from Boston, Massachusetts

John Alvey — a manager originally from Leeds, England

Fred Frank — a painter from San Francisco, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $22,999)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Fred	$1,300	$2,300	$11,500	$15,500 3-day champion: $38,499	$8,500 25 R (including 2 DDs), 5 W
John	$2,200	$3,700	$7,700	$9,500 2nd place: Broyhill living room set + Quoizel chandelier, pendant lamp & table lamp	$7,400 20 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Marie	$700	$1,100	$2,900	$50 3rd place: Samsung LaserDisc player + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! games for the Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis	$2,900 11 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

ZOOLOGY	TELEVISION	FOOD & DRINK	THE MIDDLE AGES	STOCK SYMBOLS	VOCABULARY
$100 [26] The spiny type of this large crustacean is also called a sea crayfish a lobster Fred	$100 [20] His characters on "SNL" include the samurai warrior & a killer bee John Belushi John	$100 [3] This adjective frequently precedes muffin, walnut & breakfast tea English Marie	$100 [2] This explosive mixture of saltpeter, sulfur & charcoal was known in Europe by the 13th c. gunpowder Marie	$100 [21] This company, DJ on the New York Stock Exchange, knows everybody else's stock symbols Dow Jones Fred	$100 [12] Something described as periodontal surrounds one of these the teeth John
$200 [27] This Andean beast of burden is the largest member of the camel family in the New World the llama John	$200 [22] For almost 14 years, this pair co-anchored NBC's nightly newscasts Huntley & Brinkley Fred	$200 [4] You don't have to live in the Mile High City to know this other name for a Western omelet Denver (omelet) Fred	$200 [5] The origins of this city on islands in the N. Adriatic go back to refugees who fled Attila the Hun Venice Fred Marie	$200 [19] This company, C, once came out with a K, a K car Chrysler Marie	$200 [13] These in the '40s, '50s & '60s included the Hucklebuck, the Hully Gully & the Madison dances Fred
$300 [28] The eastern species of this squirrel-like rodent has creamier flank stripes than the western species the chipmunk Fred	$300 [23] Job shared by Florence Johnston, Alice Nelson & Hazel Burke maid (housekeepers) Marie	$300 [6] When you "sea" conchiglie in an Italian restaurant, you're looking at pasta shaped like these seashells (conch shells) Fred	$300 [7] Term for a boy who lived with a master guildsman for 5-7 years while learning a trade an apprentice Marie	$300 [1] Whether you agree with it or not, this Hallmark competitor's symbol is AGREA American Greetings (Corporation) John	$300 [17] It can be a slender twig or a device to turn a train from one track to another a switch John
$400 [29] This largest wild cat of the Western Hemisphere was considered a god by the Maya Indians a jaguar John	$400 [24] This family on "Father Knows Best" lived at 607 South Maple Street the Andersons Marie	$400 [8] The "leaf" type of this rendered & clarified pork fat is considered the best for cooking lard Fred Marie	$400 [9] Once the student & wife of Peter Abelard, she became a nun at the Abbey of Argenteuil Heloise Marie	$400 [18] This company's symbol, AVP, should ring a bell with you Avon Fred	$400 [14] A tutee is a person under one of these a tutor Fred
$500 [30] The wallaby is one of the chief foods of this Australian wild dog a dingo John	$500 [25] On this sitcom Richard Crenna played student Walter Denton & Gale Gordon was principal Osgood Conklin Our Miss Brooks Marie	$500 [10] Elvers, the young of these fish, are often served "au vert", with assorted herbs eels John	DD $800 [11] He spent only about 6 months of his 10-year reign, 1189-1199, in England Richard I (the Lionhearted) John	$500 [16] You can find this laid- back company listed as LZB La-Z-Boy Fred	$500 [15] A soda jerk makes ice cream treats & this type of jerk is an automatic kick response a knee jerk John

Double Jeopardy! Round

TEDDY ROOSEVELT	PHYSICS	COMPOSERS	LAKES & RIVERS	NOVELS & NOVELISTS	TITLES
$200 [2] This regiment founded by Teddy & Leonard Wood was not on horseback at the Battle of San Juan Hill the Rough Riders John	$200 [16] This electrical discharge in the atmosphere can be between clouds or between a cloud & the earth lightning Fred	$200 [8] This "William Tell" composer's first wife, Isabella, had been the mistress of the King of Naples Rossini John	$200 [26] The Don is in Russia & the Dordogne is in this country France Fred	$200 [1] James Clavell's "Tai-Pan" is a fictional account of the founding of this British crown colony Hong Kong John	$200 [20] Title shared by Josephine, Maria Theresa & Catherine the Great empress John Marie
$400 [3] The 1st time he ran for president, Roosevelt was a candidate for this party; the 2nd time he was a Bull Moose Republican John	$400 [17] These waves used in cooking are produced by several devices, including the magnetron microwaves Fred	$400 [9] Court composer Florian Leopold Gassmann brought Antonio Salieri to this city in 1766 Vienna John	$400 [27] The Equator crosses this largest lake in Africa Victoria John	$400 [12] In a novel by this author, George Webber finds out that "You Can't Go Home Again" Thomas Wolfe Fred	$400 [21] Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth, also sports this royal title the Duke of Edinburgh Fred
$600 [4] McKinley didn't want Teddy to have the nomination for this office in 1900, but he got it anyway Vice President Fred	$600 [18] The 2 regions of a magnetic field where the forces appear strongest are called these, north & south poles Fred	$600 [10] Born in 1892, he was given the first name Ferdinand but you probably remember him as Ferde (Ferde) Grofe John	$600 [28] Oh, it's the largest city on India's Hooghly River Calcutta Fred	$600 [14] The title of Evelyn Waugh's novel "A Handful of Dust" comes from a line in "The Waste Land" by this poet (T.S.) Eliot Fred	$600 [23] This German title derived from the Latin Caesar was last used in 1918 kaiser Fred
$800 [5] Teddy annoyed some white Southerners by inviting this Black educator to dine at the White House in 1901 Booker T. Washington Fred	$800 [19] Every element has at least 1 of these nucleons; in fact, ordinary hydrogen has only 1 a proton Marie	$800 [11] He called one of his autobiographies "Sometimes I Wonder", which is a line from "Star Dust" Hoagy Carmichael Marie	$800 [29] The Erie Canal was dug along this river, but we don't have to "drum" that fact into you the Mohawk Fred	$800 [13] Christopher Isherwood wrote a famous 1939 novel called "Goodbye to" this city Berlin Fred	$800 [24] Qabus Bin Said, ruler of Oman, has this traditional Muslim title sultan Fred John
DD $3,000 [6] Roosevelt made Phi Beta Kappa at this university from which he graduated in 1880 Harvard Fred	$1,000 [22] This "fourth state of matter" occurs in thermonuclear reactions in the sun plasma John	$1,000 [7] This German wrote many of his most famous lieder in 1840, the year he married pianist Clara Wieck (Robert) Schumann Fred John	$1,000 [30] The Ijsselmeer is the lake left after this Dutch inlet was cut off from the North Sea the Zuider Zee Fred	DD $2,000 [15] His childhood friend Harper Lee inspired a character in his first novel, "Other Voices, Other Rooms" Truman Capote Fred	$1,000 [25] The oldest title of English nobility, it's traditionally bestowed on retired prime ministers earl John

Final Jeopardy!

WEATHER

Europe's highest recorded temperature, over 120º F., was in this country in 1881

Spain

Marie "What is Greece?" — wagered $2,850

John "What is Spain?" — wagered $1,800

Fred "What is Spain?" — wagered $4,000

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