Show #2272 1994-06-21 (taped 1994-02-08) Regular

Contestants

Jonathan Kaufman — a law student from Flushing, New York

Jan Littler — a daycare provider from Arcadia, California

Robert Jeantet — a college teacher from Tallmadge, Ohio (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Robert	$800	$3,700	$8,900	$0 3rd place: Daniel Mink his & hers watches	$8,600 18 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Jan	$1,300	$1,100	$6,000	$10,000 New champion: $10,000	$4,500 13 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W
Jonathan	$300	$2,600	$9,800	$1,799 2nd place: trip to Boston, Massachusetts	$9,800 24 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

ZOOLOGY	TV TRIVIA	FOOD	MAGAZINES	MANMADE STRUCTURES	ON THE "HOUSE"
$100 [1] After several days without food or water, this animal's hump will soften & lean to one side a camel Jan	$100 [2] Bob Eubanks hosted the 1975 quiz show "The Diamond Head Game", which was taped on this island Oahu Jan Jonathan	$100 [11] This tuber is native to America; the yam, with which it's confused, probably began in Africa the sweet potato Jan Jonathan	$100 [13] In 1992 this rock music publication founded by Jann Wenner celebrated its 25th anniversary Rolling Stone Jonathan	$100 [21] Construction of this 102-story NYC structure began March 17, 1930 the Empire State Building Jonathan	$100 [26] A church or synagogue a house of worship Jonathan
$200 [7] The pouch of this water bird holds more than its stomach, about 3 gallons the pelican Robert	$200 [3] Jack Nicholson appeared in the "Opie Finds A Baby" episode of this series The Andy Griffith Show Jan	$200 [12] This chewy candy is pulled after cooking to achieve a light texture taffy Jonathan	$200 [14] GQ stands for this magazine Gentlemen's Quarterly Jan	$200 [22] The Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge in this Turkish city connects Europe & Asia Istanbul Robert	$200 [27] It's a poker hand consisting of three of a kind & a pair a full house Jan
$300 [8] Herpetology is the study of reptiles & these amphibians Jonathan	$300 [4] This Mountie's love for Nell Fenwick was unrequited because she was in love with his horse Dudley Do-Right Jonathan	$300 [15] The name of this nut comes from the Tupi Indian word acaju the cashew	$300 [18] This evangelist who's advised many presidents helped found the magazine "Christianity Today" Billy Graham Robert	$300 [23] This dam on the Arizona-Nevada border was dedicated by FDR, but is now named for his predecessor Hoover Dam Robert	$300 [28] These 2 bodies & the Queen make up the British Parliament the House of Commons & the House of Lords Jonathan
$400 [9] This chambered relative of the squid & octopus is the only cephalopod with a true external shell a nautilus Jan	$400 [5] This series that made Sally Field a star also featured Barbara Hershey & Bonnie Franklin as 2 of her friends Gidget Robert Jan	$400 [16] Agar is the vegetable equivalent of this substance obtained from animal bones gelatin Robert Jan	$400 [19] Oliver Wendell Holmes sugggested the name of this "Monthly" that began publication in 1857 The Atlantic Jonathan	$400 [24] Once Seattle's tallest building at 605 feet, it's now exceeded by at least 4 taller structures the Space Needle Robert	$400 [29] Jane Addams carried on much of her work in this dwelling, now a museum run by the Univ. of Ill. at Chicago Hull House Jonathan
$500 [10] While the musk type of this animal has no antlers, it does have 2 tiny tusks the deer Robert	$500 [6] Barbara Stanwyck played Charlton Heston's sister on "The Colbys", a spinoff of this series Dynasty Robert	DD $800 [17] This term refers to 2 different organs: the thymus glands & the pancreas sweetbreads Robert	$500 [20] It bills itself as "Canada's weekly newsmagazine" Maclean's Jonathan	$500 [25] In 1934 this king opened the Mersey Tunnel connecting Liverpool with Birkenhead, England George V Robert	$500 [30] When it opened, this Ibsen play was seen as an immoral attack on the sanctity of marriage A Doll's House Jonathan

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD LEADERS	NATIONAL MONUMENTS	ARTISTS	THE BIBLE	THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION	FICTIONAL CHARACTERS
$200 [7] In 1993, 4 years after his death, his body was returned to the Philippines for burial Ferdinand Marcos Jonathan	$200 [26] 4,000-year-old Eskimo archaeological sites can be found at Cape Krusenstern Nat'l Monument in this state Alaska Jonathan	$200 [2] After he temporarily adopted the name La Foret, he signed some of his bird drawings J.L.F.A. (John) Audubon Robert	$200 [12] In Genesis 3:7 they sewed fig leaves together & made aprons for themselves Adam & Eve Jan	$200 [1] Howe's troops entered this Penn. city Sept. 26, 1777, but the Continental Congress had already fled Philadelphia Robert	$200 [18] Between adventures, he lives with the widow Douglas Huckleberry Finn Jonathan
$400 [8] In a 1991 TV interview, Boris Yeltsin admitted that "to a large extent" he didn't like this man Mikhail Gorbachev Jonathan	$400 [27] In 1956 this black educator's birthplace near Roanoke, Va. was made a national monument Booker T. Washington	$400 [3] His daughter Paloma was named for the dove on a poster he created for a 1949 peace conference Pablo Picasso Robert	$400 [13] At 969 years, he lived the longest of any person in the Bible Methuselah Jonathan	$400 [14] At the surrender at Yorktown, this general pleaded illness & had an aide deliver a sword to Washington Cornwallis Jan	$400 [19] The "Final Cases" of this Agatha Christie heroine was published in 1979 Miss Marple Jonathan
$600 [9] In 1989 Hashemi Rafsanjani succeeded Ali Khamenei as president of this country Iran Jonathan	$600 [28] This city's Castle Clinton National Monument served as an immigration depot 1855-1890 New York City Jonathan	$600 [4] In 1888 this Western artist illustrated a series of magazine articles written by Teddy Roosevelt Remington Jonathan	$800 [24] This first king of Israel was a Benjamite from the mountain village of Gibeah King Saul Robert	$600 [15] The letters this second First Lady wrote during the war are famous Abigail Adams Jan	$600 [20] On the day Esmeralda dies, this hunchbacked Bell Ringer disappears, never to be seen alive again Quasimodo Jan
$800 [10] He & many of his former cabinet members were executed at Lake Como in 1945 Mussolini Jonathan	$800 [29] Birds & chipmunks live at the summit of this 865-foot-high national monument in Wyoming Devils Tower Robert	$800 [5] Many of his portraits of the 1630s depict his wife, Saskia Rembrandt Jonathan	$1,000 [25] Jesus nicknamed these 2 brothers & apostles "Boanerges", meaning "sons of thunder" John & James	$800 [16] Nathaniel Fanning, John Paul Jones' clerk on this ship, wrote of its battle with the Serapis the Bonhomme Richard Robert	$800 [21] Guy Mannering, one of this author's title characters, is a British officer who dabbles in astrology Sir Walter Scott
$1,000 [11] In October 1993 she was elected prime minister of Pakistan for the second time in 5 years Benazir Bhutto Jonathan	$1,000 [30] This natural bridge in Utah stands 290 feet high & spans 275 feet Rainbow Bridge Jonathan	$1,000 [6] Art deco designer Romain de Tirtoff, who died in 1990, was better known by this one-word name Erte Robert	DD $1,100 [23] When Herod was told of Jesus' ministry, he believed that this man had come back from the dead John the Baptist Jan	$1,000 [17] Ben Franklin helped this Prussian pad his resume to get a position with the Continental Army von Steuben Robert	DD $2,000 [22] This foundling who's raised by Mr. Allworthy later discovers that Allworthy is his uncle Tom Jones Jan

Final Jeopardy!

ISLANDS

This isolated Pacific island 1400 miles SE of Tahiti is named for the first European who sighted it, in 1767

Pitcairn Island

Jan "What is Pitcairn" — wagered $4,000

Robert "What is Cook Island?" — wagered $8,900

Jonathan "What is Cook Island?" — wagered $8,001

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