Show #2428 1995-03-08 (taped 1994-11-29) Regular

Contestants

Jack Hassinger — a naval officer from Montclair, Virginia

Carol Grobels — a programmer analyst from Long Valley, New Jersey

Roger Moyer — a bookstore administrator from Alexandria, Virginia (whose 2-day cash winnings total $17,901)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Roger	$3,000	$3,600	$12,000	$3,701 2nd place: a trip to Boston on Trans World Airlines & a week at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel + Jeopardy! Sports Edition for PC or Super Nintendo Entertainment System + Jeopardy! home game	$11,000 26 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W
Carol	$300	$1,100	$3,700	$3,100 3rd place: Samsung 8 mm compact camcorder with 8:1 power zoom lens + Jeopardy! Sports Edition for PC or Super Nintendo Entertainment System + Jeopardy! home game	$3,700 11 R, 2 W
Jack	$800	$3,200	$10,800	$16,800 New champion: $16,800	$7,600 20 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

TREATIES	CELEBRITY RELATIVES	THE OCCULT	BIRDS	WORLD TRAVEL	ELECTION '94
$100 [1] In 1967 63 nations ratified the Outer Space Treaty drafted by this international organization the United Nations Roger	$100 [17] In 1933 Frank Shields, the grandfather of this actress, was ranked No. 1 in tennis in the U.S. Brooke Shields Jack	$100 [26] Palmists read palms & phrenologists read these the lumps on your head Carol	$100 [6] While visiting Florida, you may want to "listen to" this, the state bird the mockingbird Carol	$100 [11] Lake Balaton, southwest of Budapest, is one of this country's most popular tourist areas Hungary Roger	$100 [16] Colorado said no to an additional 50¢-a-pack tax on these cigarettes Carol
$200 [2] The U.S. & this country concluded St. Lawrence Seaway Treaties in 1932, 1941 & 1954 Canada Jack	$200 [18] One of Jane Fonda's ancestors was this Jane, Henry VIII's third wife Jane Seymour Carol Jack	$200 [27] Scrying is the practice of gazing into these orbs crystal balls Roger	$200 [7] The ring-necked type of this game bird was introduced to North America in the 1800s the pheasant Roger	$200 [12] Tourists can hoof it or ride these animals from the Grand Canyon's rim down Bright Angel Trail to the river mules Roger Carol Jack	$200 [22] This state's controversial Prop 187 concerning illegal immigrants passed California Jack
$300 [3] In the Treaty of San Ildefonso, King Charles IV of this country surrendered Louisiana to Napoleon Spain Roger	$300 [19] In 1983 Nicolas Cage played Smokey in "Rumble Fish", directed by this man, his famous uncle Francis Ford Coppola Jack	$300 [28] A philter is this type of potion; philter No. 9 is a famous one a love potion Jack	$300 [8] This redbird conceals its distinctive cup-shaped nest in a bush or thicket the cardinal Roger	$300 [13] Fano, an island west of Jutland in this country, preserves its heritage as a shipbuilding center Denmark Jack	$300 [23] In Virginia Charles Robb fought off the attack of this former Marine, the Republican nominee Oliver North Jack
DD $400 [4] The New Echota Treaty of 1835 set this Indian tribe on the "Trail of Tears" the Cherokee Roger	$400 [20] Rosanna Arquette's grandfather, Cliff Arquette, was noted for playing this TV character Charley Weaver Carol	$400 [29] Stone beetle that was a talisman in Ancient Egypt a scarab Roger	$400 [9] When they're young, these tall flightless birds from Down Under have stripes emus Roger	$400 [14] This capital of the Bahamas was founded as Charles Towne by English seafarers in the 1660s Nassau Carol	$400 [24] He was elected mayor of Washington, D.C.--again Marion Barry Jack
$500 [5] This prime minister signed the 1979 Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty for Israel Menachem Begin Roger	$500 [21] Diane Ladd gained notice while appearing in a production of this cousin's play "Orpheus Descending" Tennessee Williams Roger Jack	$500 [30] Zener cards are used by scientists to test for this ability ESP (extrasensory perception) Roger	$500 [10] The whistling species of this graceful bird breeds in the American Arctic swans Roger	$500 [15] Both Botswana & South Africa have national parks within this desert the Kalahari Jack	$500 [25] Robert A. Taft II, great-grandson of President Taft, was re-elected this state's Secretary of State Ohio Jack

Double Jeopardy! Round

COLONIAL AMERICA	AUTHORS	CLOTHING	LANGUAGES	CLASSICAL MUSIC	FIDEL CASTRO
$200 [1] World Book says colonists drank lots of beer, rum & wine because they believed this was polluted water Jack	$200 [10] This author's "The Scarlet Letter" was inspired by a red cloth he found at the Salem Custom House Nathaniel Hawthorne Jack	$200 [18] This term for a dress that's extremely low-cut in the back implies that the dress only has a front backless Jack	$200 [3] Attic-Ionic is one of the major dialect groups of this ancient language Greek Roger	$200 [23] Popular name for the chorus at the end of Part II of Handel's "Messiah" Hallelujah Roger	$200 [16] When Castro seized U.S. oil refineries in 1960, the U.S. stopped buying this from Cuba sugar Roger
$400 [2] This brilliant orator spent part of his youth on a small Virginia estate known as Mount Brilliant Patrick Henry Roger	$400 [12] Before writing such novels as "The War of the Worlds", he wrote biology & geography textbooks H.G. Wells Roger	$400 [20] Wearing this ornamental trim that consists of loose strands sewn to a band might earn you some "benefits" fringe Roger	$400 [4] The Lapps, who call themselves Sami, speak a language that resembles this one spoken in Helsinki Finnish Jack	$400 [24] Bela Bartok's "Contrasts" was commissioned by this swing clarinetist Benny Goodman Roger	$400 [17] Castro was featured in a 1994 magazine for aficionados of these, which he gave up recently cigars Carol
$600 [5] This city's Fraunces Tavern was named for its owner, a West Indian New York City Carol Jack	$600 [13] His novel "Lady Chatterley's Lover" was first published privately in Florence, Italy in 1928 D.H. Lawrence Roger	$600 [28] The name of this loose garment worn by artists is derived in part from Old Norse a smock Carol	$600 [7] Of Ukrainian, Latvian or Estonian, the one that has more than 45 million speakers Ukrainian Carol	$600 [25] One of the St. Petersburg Conservatory's first graduates was this "Eugene Onegin" composer Tchaikovsky Jack	$600 [19] In 1953 Castro was jailed for leading an uprising against this man Batista Carol
$800 [6] After Betsy Ross eloped in 1773, this religious group disowned her for marrying out of meeting the Quakers Roger	$800 [14] When his "Madame Bovary" was first published in 1856, he was tried for "outrage to public morals" Gustave Flaubert Jack	$800 [29] Popular in the 1920s, Oxford bags were a very wide style of these pants (trousers)	$800 [8] This European language is an official language in Mali & Madagascar French Roger	$1,000 [27] This Catalan cellist made his debut in Barcelona in 1891 Pablo Casals Roger	$800 [21] In 1950 Castro earned a degree in this from the University of Havana law Jack
$1,000 [11] Capt. John Smith said that this chief, Pocahontas' father, had "a very able and hardy body" and "a sower looke" Powhatan	$1,000 [15] This novelist was born in New Albany, Miss. & died 65 years later in Byhalia, near Oxford William Faulkner Jack	$1,000 [30] Spelled one way, it refers to a mid-calf skirt length; spelled another way, it's a sailor-style blouse a middy Carol	DD $2,000 [9] Many Mozambicans do not speak this, their country's official language Portuguese Roger	DD $4,000 [26] This Hungarian who died in 1886 invented the modern piano recital Liszt Jack	$1,000 [22] Castro's vice president is this man, his brother, whom he has said will be his successor Raúl Roger

Final Jeopardy!

RULERS

At his death at age 62 in 1993, he was Europe's longest-reigning monarch

King Baudouin

Carol "Who is Gustav" — wagered $600

Jack "Who was King Baudouin" — wagered $6,000

Roger "Who was King Carl Albert?" — wagered $8,299

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