Show #2210 1994-03-25 (taped 1993-12-13) Regular

Contestants

Cathleen White — a teacher from Cleveland, Ohio

Mike Schmulewitz — a salesman from St. Paul, Minnesota

George Engelmann — a vertebrate paleontologist from Omaha, Nebraska (whose 1-day cash winnings total $10,000)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
George $2,700 $3,800 $10,800 $4,800
2nd place: Keller dining furniture + RCR crystal stemware & barware
$10,800
32 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Mike $1,000 $1,900 $8,100 $8,100
New champion: $8,100
$5,100
13 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Cathleen $900 $800 $4,000 $200
3rd place: Samsung fax machine + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! games for the Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis
$4,000
11 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

ARCHAEOLOGY FAMOUS PAIRS RANKS & TITLES KANSAS SUPERSTITIONS ANIMAL PHRASES
$100 [1]
2 main methods of making this, friction & striking sparks, were discovered just after the last glacial period
fire
George
$100 [6]
After their expedition, they served as governors of the Louisiana & Missouri Terrs. respectively
Lewis & Clark
George
$100 [21]
In most states it's the equivalent of the USA's vice president
lieutenant governor
Mike Cathleen
$100 [26]
He, his wife Mamie & their son Doud Dwight are buried in Abilene
Dwight Eisenhower
George
$100 [7]
If the bride & groom do this on their wedding day before the ceremony, uh-oh
see each other
George
$100 [8]
When you tell a secret, you let this animal "out of the bag"
the cat
George
$200 [2]
An undisturbed tomb from this civilization was discovered in Peten, Guatemala in 1984
the Mayan civilization
George
$200 [17]
The company founded by this pair is the world's leading maker of contact lenses
Bausch & Lomb
George
$200 [22]
The clergyman on a chessboard
the bishop
George
$200 [27]
In the 1850s a violent struggle over this issue earned the state the nickname "Bleeding Kansas"
slavery
Mike
$200 [13]
Number of times that's "a charm" or "lucky"
3 times
George
$200 [9]
In a life of luxury, you live "high on" this animal
the hog
Mike
$300 [3]
This basalt slab provided the key to deciphering ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs
the Rosetta Stone
George
$300 [18]
They were first paired in 1976 for a local Chicago TV show, "Opening Soon at a Theatre Near You"
Siskel & Ebert
Mike
$300 [23]
The head of a jury or the head of a work crew
a foreman
Mike
$300 [28]
Beef cattle & this grain account for about 60% of the state's farm income
wheat
George
$300 [14]
For centuries sailors have thought these sea animals swimming near a ship was a lucky sign
dolphins
George
$300 [10]
A person who's carefree is said to be as "happy as" this "at high tide"
a clam
Mike
$400 [4]
The Egyptian temple of Abu Simbel was moved to higher ground when this dam flooded its site
the Aswan (High) Dam
George
$400 [19]
The car in which this outlaw couple was shot & killed in 1934 is displayed at Whiskey Pete's near Las Vegas
Bonnie & Clyde
George
$400 [24]
Oliver Goldsmith wrote a novel about one of these clergymen "of Wakefield"
the vicar
George Cathleen
$400 [29]
An airport serving Atchison is named for this aviatrix who was born in Atchison
Amelia Earhart
Cathleen
$400 [15]
In song this lucky object was looked over & overlooked
a four-leaf clover
Cathleen
$400 [11]
To ward off hunger is to "keep the wolf from" here
the door
George
$500 [5]
Ochre, a yellow or red oxide of this metal, was used as coloring matter in cave paintings
iron
Mike
$500 [20]
In 1992 these pioneering sex therapists filed for divorce
Masters & Johnson
Cathleen
DD $1,000 [25]
The title of a sovereign prince of the Austrian royal family
Archduke
George
$500 [30]
Most of the nation's general aviation aircraft are produced in the area of this largest Kansas city
Wichita
George Cathleen
$500 [16]
This furry appendage is associated with fertility, which may not be the good luck you expected from it
a rabbit's foot
Cathleen
$500 [12]
It completes the proverb, "If wishes were horses,..."
beggars would ride
George

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES OPERA LANGUAGES WOMEN AUTHORS WILLIAMs
$200 [6]
Name shared by 8 Byzantine emperors & over 20 Popes
John
George
$200 [16]
A memorial to this British statesman can be found at Westminster College in Fulton, Mo.
Churchill
George
$200 [1]
Philip Glass has written operas on Akhnaten, on Gandhi & on this E=mc2physicist
Albert Einstein
Cathleen
$200 [11]
Ainu, unrelated to any other language, is spoken by about 12,000 on this country's Hokkaido island
Japan
George
$200 [21]
In addition to mysteries, this presidential daughter has written a biography of her mother, Bess
Margaret Truman
George
$200 [22]
This musical partner of Sir Arthur Sullivan died in 1911 while trying to save a drowning woman
(William) Gilbert
George
$400 [7]
Except for 5 years, this family held the title of Holy Roman Emperor from 1438 until 1806
Hapsburg
Mike
$400 [17]
Among the more than 100 colleges & universities in this state are Slippery Rock, Bryn Mawr & Villanova
Pennsylvania
Cathleen
$400 [2]
Before her death in 1887, this Swedish soprano was on staff at the Royal College of Music in London
Jenny Lind
George
$400 [12]
Principal dialects of this language are from Connacht, Munster & County Donegal
Gaelic (or Irish)
George Mike Cathleen
$400 [27]
She said of "Uncle Tom's Cabin", "God wrote the book...I took his dictation"
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Cathleen
$400 [23]
In 1968 this general returned to the U.S. from Vietnam to serve as Army Chief of Staff
Westmoreland
George
$600 [8]
In December 1991 this A.P. correspondent became the last U.S. hostage released from Lebanon
Terry Anderson
Cathleen
$600 [18]
The university of this Texas city is not in the city itself but in the suburb of Irving
Dallas
George
$600 [3]
Like Beethoven, Claude Debussy only completed this many operas
1
Cathleen
$600 [13]
Brazilians enriched this language by adding words from African slaves & the Tupi Indians
Portuguese
George
$600 [28]
New York & Hollywood are the main settings for her sizzling novel "American Star"
Jackie Collins
Cathleen
$600 [24]
In 1878 he renamed his Christian mission the Salvation Army
General William Booth
Mike
$800 [9]
When Edward the Confessor died in 1066, the English nobles chose this Earl of Wessex as king
Harold
George
$800 [19]
This city's DePaul University was founded in 1898 as St. Vincent's College
Chicago
George
$800 [4]
Verdi's last opera, it was based on "The Merry Wives of Windsor"
Falstaff
George
$800 [14]
While Yiddish has Germanic origins, Ladino is a Jewish language derived from this
Spanish
Mike
$800 [29]
She joked that she was born November 14, 1963, the date "Every Night, Josephine!" was published
Jacqueline Susann
$800 [25]
His op-ed column runs twice weekly in The New York Times & his "On Language" appears in the Sunday magazine
William Safire
Mike
DD $2,000 [10]
In 1853 this discoverer of Lake Tanganyika visited the shrines of Mecca disguised as an Afghani
Sir Richard Burton
George
$1,000 [20]
This "Berg" is home to the oldest university in Germany
Heidelberg
Mike
$1,000 [5]
Name of the castle that's home to Donizetti's "Lucia"
Lammermoor
George
$1,000 [15]
Romansh is the main language of this Swiss ski resort, the site of the 1928 & 1948 Winter Olympics
St. Moritz
George Mike
$1,000 [30]
In 1993 this bestselling author published her 10th novel, a suspense tale called "I'll Be Seeing You"
Mary Higgins Clark
DD $4,000 [26]
His 36 years on the Supreme Court was the longest term of any justice
William O. Douglas
Mike

Final Jeopardy!

THE CARIBBEAN

Charlotte Amalie, the largest city in the Virgin Islands, is named for a queen of this country

Denmark

Cathleen "What is the Netherlands" — wagered $3,800
Mike "What is France" — wagered $0
George "What is the Netherlands" — wagered $6,000

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