Show #2438 1995-03-22 (taped 1994-12-06) Regular

Contestants

Chris Sullivan — a naval flight officer from Manama, Bahrain

Sue Whelan — a teacher from East Brunswick, New Jersey

Art Vespignani — a compliance officer from Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey (whose 1-day cash winnings total $19,300)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Art	$2,100	$4,400	$10,600	$10,399 2-day champion: $29,699	$10,200 23 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Sue	$700	$2,800	$3,800	$100 3rd place: Sanyo fax machine with 15 second per page transmission + the Jeopardy! Sports Edition for PC or Super Nintendo Entertainment System + Jeopardy! home game	$3,800 16 R, 1 W
Chris	$200	$600	$5,400	$100 2nd place: a trip aboard Trans World Airlines + a week at Indian River Plantation Beach Resort on Hutchinson Island, Florida + the Jeopardy! Sports Edition for PC or Super Nintendo Entertainment System + Jeopardy! home game	$5,400 14 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

AMERICAN HISTORY	THE BEATLES	WHEN IN ROME...	CHILDREN'S LITERATURE	TEA	FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES
$100 [1] On July 8, 1776 revolutionary patriot John Nixon gave the first public reading of this document the Declaration of Independence Art	$100 [3] Badfinger, Mary Hopkin & Billy Preston were among those featured on this Beatle-owned label Apple Chris	$100 [14] Visitors can get a panoramic view of Rome from the top of the dome of this Vatican City church St. Peter's Chris	$100 [8] In "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", this submarine visits Atlantis the Nautilus Chris	$100 [20] On Dec. 16, 1773 tea worth £18,000 was destroyed in this city's harbor Boston Sue	$100 [15] If you want something made of this material while shopping in Germany, ask for das Leder leather Art Chris
$200 [2] This famous frigate made her last cruise in battle under Charles Stewart in 1815 Old Ironsides (the Constitution ) Sue	$200 [4] Questionable title preceding "Do you promise not to tell?" "Do You Want To Know A Secret" Sue	$200 [17] The family tomb of Scipio Africanus is one of the sights along this ancient road the Appian Way Sue	$200 [9] His fairy tales first appeared in English in 1846, 11 years after they were published in Danish Hans Christian Andersen Chris	$200 [21] Not surprisingly, this country is the world's largest importer of tea England (Great Britain) Sue	$200 [16] In French a million is un million, while this larger number is un milliard a billion Art
$300 [11] In 1890 Congress established this territory & added the Panhandle region to it Oklahoma Art	$300 [5] On a 1990 tour one of this former Beatle's sidemen was his son Zak Ringo Starr Sue	$300 [23] In a city of many fountains, the most famous is this one dominated by Oceanus in a sea chariot Trevi Fountain Chris	$300 [10] "The Sea Cook" was the working title of this 1881 Robert Louis Stevenson novel Treasure Island Art	$300 [22] The 2 types of tea served during this country's tea ceremony are usucha, a thin tea, & koicha, a thick tea Japan Art	$300 [24] When in Spain, it's the kind of food you'd expect to buy at la pescaderia fish Sue
$400 [12] In 1921 President Harding appointed this former president chief justice of the United States William Howard Taft Art	$400 [6] "In Penny Lane there is" one of these "with an hourglass and in his pocket is a portrait of the Queen" a fireman Chris	$400 [26] On Capitoline Hill, a white marble monument to this king contains Italy's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Victor Emmanuel Art	$400 [18] In Carlo Collodi's story, Pinocchio turns into this animal & is sold to a circus a donkey Sue	$400 [25] R. Blechynden invented iced tea at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Expo in this city on the Mississippi St. Louis Art Chris	$400 [28] The Portuguese call this color amarelo yellow Sue
DD $1,100 [13] In 1867 this newspaper editor helped Jefferson Davis gain his freedom by signing his bail bond Horace Greeley Art	$500 [7] In the 1994 film "Backbeat", Stephen Dorff played this "Fifth Beatle" Stu Sutcliffe	$500 [27] At the end of a fine Roman meal, try this anise-flavored liqueur served with coffee beans sambuca Chris	$500 [19] This Illinois poet wrote 3 collections of nonsense tales about the Rootabaga country (Carl) Sandburg Sue	$500 [29] This chemical in tea leaves provides color & a bitter taste tannin Art	$500 [30] An Esperanto speaker would call this day of the week Lundo Monday Art

Double Jeopardy! Round

KINGS & QUEENS	TRAVEL U.S.A.	DOGS	TRANSPORTATION	RELIGION	PLAYS
$200 [7] In 1993 she ranked ninth on Fortune Magazine's list of the world's billionaires Queen Elizabeth Art	$200 [14] You can visit the Kentucky Derby Museum in Louisville at this racetrack Churchill Downs Sue	$200 [6] These sporting dogs are called "labs" for short Labrador retrievers Art	$200 [24] In the late 1920s, Greyhound bought a fleet of these common London vehicles to use in the U.S. double-decker buses Art	$200 [1] A center of Hindu pilgrimage is prayaga, at the confluence of the Yamuna & this river the Ganges Chris	$200 [15] "Peter and Wendy" was J.M. Barrie's retelling of this play in book form Peter Pan Sue
$400 [8] The "Catholic Monarchs", they married October 19, 1469 at Valladolid, Spain Ferdinand & Isabella Sue	$400 [21] This state's 306-foot-high granite tower in Bennington is one of the world's tallest battle monuments Vermont Sue	$400 [30] Roman soldiers brought the ancestors of the Bernese mountain dog to this country over 2,000 years ago Switzerland Art	$400 [25] Bill Clinton drove his own 1967 model of this Ford classic at a 30th anniversary festival the Mustang Sue	$400 [2] The first members of this religion to settle in America were all Sephardim Jews Art	$400 [16] In 1949 the N.Y. Drama Critics Circle chose his "Death of a Salesman" as the best new American play Arthur Miller Sue
$600 [9] His 6-year reign over Scotland ended in 1040 when he was killed by Macbeth Duncan Art	$600 [12] This Colorado city just east of Pikes Peak is the site of the U.S. Olympic Training Center Colorado Springs Chris	$600 [29] The cairn breed of this dog is known for its ability to squeeze into cairns, which are heaps of stones a cairn terrier Art	$600 [13] One of these made its first flight February 18, 1977 atop a 747 a Space Shuttle Art	$600 [3] This Haitian folk religion played a significant role in Haiti's war for independence Voodoo Art	$600 [17] "Monday After the Miracle" was a sequel, set 17 years later, to this play about Helen Keller The Miracle Worker Chris
DD $800 [10] Queen Liliuokalani composed this song: "Aloha ʻOe" Art	$800 [20] An Acadian village of 16 reconstructed buildings can be seen in Van Buren in this New England state Maine Art	$800 [28] The face of a Pomeranian resembles the face of this vulpine mammal a fox Chris	$800 [18] Richard Branson, this airline's CEO, was the 1st to hot-air balloon across the Atlantic Virgin Chris	$1,000 [5] The Book of Laws for this faith is the "Kitab al-Aqdas" of Baha'ullah the Baha'i Chris	$800 [22] This Thomas Wolfe novel about the Gant family was adapted for the stage by Ketti Frings Look Homeward, Angel
$1,000 [11] It's the name shared by 2 20th century Iraqi kings & a Saudi Arabian king Faisal Chris	$1,000 [26] Red Cloud, Nebraska holds an annual spring conference devoted to this author of "O Pioneers!" (Willa) Cather Chris	$1,000 [27] The Affenpinscher was a forebear of this griffon that's named for a European capital the Brussels griffon	$1,000 [19] During the 1940s, after building just 51 of the "first new car in 50 years", he went bankrupt Preston Tucker Sue	DD $1,400 [4] In Arabic he is usually called Isa ibn Maryam Jesus Art	$1,000 [23] The title of this David Mamet play comes from 2 real estate subdivisions Glengarry Glen Ross Art

Final Jeopardy!

AUTHORS

His father, Apollo Korzeniowski, helped organize Polish rebellion against Russia in the 1860s

Joseph Conrad

Sue "Who is Dostoyevski?" — wagered $3,700

Chris "Who is Chopin" — wagered $5,300

Art "Who is Checov?" — wagered $201

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