Show #2199 1994-03-10 (taped 1993-12-06) Regular

Contestants

Olivia Hingston Reich — a teacher from Cleveland, Ohio

Fran Pennarola — an attorney from Newtown, Connecticut

Brian Callaghan — a world traveller from Washington, D.C. (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,229)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Brian	$600	$2,300	$6,300	$31 2nd place: Keller bedroom furniture set + Waverly bedspread ensemble	$6,300 18 R, 2 W
Fran	$2,900	$3,300	$4,900	$1 3rd place: Piel leather garment bag + leather executive overnight bag	$4,300 13 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Olivia	$800	$2,800	$12,700	$12,701 New champion: $12,701	$14,000 27 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

WORLD CITIES	TOYS & GAMES	HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES	INSECTS	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	STARTS WITH "L"
$100 [6] The bell tower of Ivan the Great was once the tallest structure in this capital Moscow Fran	$100 [2] It's the game in which you'd hear a kid call out, "Ready or not, here I come!" hide-and-seek Fran	$100 [11] Between 1644 & 1660 this May Day object was banned in Britain the May Pole Brian	$100 [13] This wingless insect that preys on cats & dogs is a carrier of bubonic plague the flea Brian Olivia	$100 [24] The first Sunbeam home appliance, it's just the thing for pressing engagements an iron Brian	$100 [20] Lickety-brindle is a variation of this more common synonym for "rapidly" lickety-split Brian
$200 [8] A replica of the Wright Brothers' plane is exhibited at the Aviodome Museum near this largest Dutch city Amsterdam Olivia	$200 [3] When introduced in 1955, this modeling compound came in 1 color, off-white, & was sold only to schools Play-Doh Fran	$200 [12] Simhat Torah, Succot & Yom Kippur all fall in this Number Month on the Jewish calendar the first Fran	$200 [16] Species of this insect include Rajah Brooke's birdwing, tiger swallowtail & red admiral the butterfly Olivia	$200 [27] Of all the cities in all Africa, McDonald's walked into this one in 1992 & opened a restaurant Casablanca Olivia	$200 [19] This term for a satire comes from lampons, which means "let's guzzle" in an Old French drinking song lampoon Olivia
$300 [1] This city's Tivoli Pleasure Garden was laid out in 1843 Copenhagen Brian Fran	$300 [4] Big hits of the 1992 Christmas season were toys associated with this purple PBS dinosaur Barney Fran	$300 [14] According to tradition, these fly in Germany on Walpurgis Night, April 30 witches Fran	$300 [17] The katydid is a long-horned type of this leaping insect a grasshopper Fran	$300 [28] In 1904 Francois Coty founded a firm to make this perfume Brian	$300 [21] This old slang word whose origin is unknown means to dawdle, not to choke on a lollipop lollygag Brian
$400 [9] Avenida Paulista is a main thoroughfare in this Brazilian city São Paulo Fran	$400 [5] This role-playing fantasy game is popularly called "D&D" Dungeons and Dragons Brian	$500 [30] Feb. 14, Valentine's Day, is a day for women's hearts; Feb. 15, her birthday, for women's rights Susan B. Anthony Brian	$400 [18] Parasol ants bite off pieces of these plant parts & carry them back to their nests to fertilize fungi leaves Brian	$400 [25] Kids who belong to this drink's club can shop from its Wacky Warehouse Kool-Aid Fran	$400 [22] A Scouse is a native of this city, as Paul McCartney could tell you Liverpool Olivia
$500 [10] Covering about 260 square miles, this Alberta city is Canada's largest capital Edmonton Olivia	$500 [7] A 25th anniversary edition of this Ohio Art toy featured walnut & silver trim & jeweled drawing knobs the Etch-a-Sketch Brian	DD $1,000 [15] Earth Day falls in this, also National Cable Month April Fran	$500 [29] Glowworms are the larvae or wingless females of this soft-bodied beetle the firefly Fran	$500 [26] This first brand of instant coffee was made in Switzerland Nescafé Olivia	$500 [23] It's been called a "poor substitute for the truth but the only one discovered up to date" a lie Olivia

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORIC NAMES	WEIGHTS & MEASURES	MOVIE SONGS	THE BIBLE	AUTHORS' BIRTHPLACES	THE PANAMA CANAL
$200 [1] After finding this man, Henry Morton Stanley wrote, "It seemed to me as if I had met an old, old friend" Livingstone Brian	$200 [15] One of these measures of land is equal to 43,560 square feet An acre Olivia	$200 [11] Songs from this 1964 Walt Disney film include "I Love To Laugh" & "A Spoonful of Sugar" Mary Poppins Brian	DD $100 [30] His wife Rachel died while giving birth to Benjamin Jacob Olivia	$200 [20] When he was born in Jamestown, North Dakota in 1908, his family spelled their last name LaMoore Louis L'Amour Brian Olivia	$200 [6] This 1898 war underscored the U.S. Navy's need for a canal the Spanish-American war Olivia
$400 [2] Fewer than 10 people were present to hear Friedrich Engels' oration at this man's funeral in 1883 (Karl) Marx Olivia	$400 [16] A rod is equal to 16 1/2 feet or 5 1/2 of these yards Olivia	$400 [12] "It Goes Like It Goes", from this Sally Field film about a Southern textile worker, won a 1979 Oscar Norma Rae Brian	$200 [26] Pharaoh's daughter made him her son & called him this "because I drew him out of the water" Moses Olivia	$400 [22] This author of "Silent Spring" was born in the springtime in Springdale, Penn. & died in Silver Spring, Maryland Rachel Carson Olivia	$400 [7] De Lesseps, who'd previously directed the construction of this canal 1859-1869, failed to build one in Panama the Suez Canal Brian
$600 [3] In 1721 he was acclaimed father of the fatherland & emperor of all Russia Peter the Great Olivia	$600 [17] A "gross" or "long" one of these is equal to 2,240 pounds a ton Olivia	$600 [13] This song from "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" was Sammy Davis' only No. 1 pop hit "The Candy Man" Olivia	$400 [27] "A man hath no better thing under the sun, than to eat, and to drink, and to be" this merry Brian	$600 [23] John Hersey was born in this Asian country while his parents were missionaries there China Brian	DD $400 [9] Hoping for a better canal treaty, the U.S. supported Panama's 1903 revolt against this country Colombia Olivia
$800 [4] The Duke of Wellington was a distant relative of this founder of Methodism John Wesley Olivia	$800 [18] 1 hand is equal to 4 of these inches Olivia	$800 [14] In 1969 Henry Mancini reached No. 1 with "A Time for Us", the love theme from this film Romeo and Juliet Fran	$600 [28] While preaching in the wilderness, he said, "Repent ye: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand" John the Baptist Brian	$800 [24] This beloved author of the "Uncle Remus" stories was born in Eatonton, Ga. on Dec. 9, 1848 Joel Chandler Harris Fran	$600 [8] The canal's headquarters is in this port named for the "discoverer" of the Pacific Ocean Balboa Olivia
$1,000 [5] Because none of her children survived her, this British queen was succeeded by George I in 1714 Queen Anne Olivia	$1,000 [19] An object spinning at 3 RPS is going at this many RPM 180 RPM Olivia	$1,000 [21] In this 1936 film based on an operetta, Nelson Eddy & Jeannette MacDonald sang "Indian Love Call" Rose Marie	$800 [29] Although this Roman official acknowledged Jesus' innocence, he had him crucified anyway Pontius Pilate Olivia	$1,000 [25] This Frenchman was born in Algeria, the setting for his famous 1942 novel "The Stranger" Albert Camus Olivia	$1,000 [10] The canal has 3 sets of these: the Gatun, Pedro Miguel & Miraflores locks Brian

Final Jeopardy!

THE CONSTITUTION

Name given the plan proposed by William Paterson at the Constitutional Convention

the New Jersey plan

Fran "What is Checks + Balances" — wagered $4,899

Brian "What is Plan of Federat" — wagered $6,269

Olivia "What is the New Jersey Plan?" — wagered $1

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