Show #2278 1994-06-29 (taped 1994-02-14) Regular

Contestants

Chris Tharrington — a naval officer from Washington, D.C.

Michael Bowen — an accountant from Monroe, New York

Margaret Robbins — a college professor from New Concord, Ohio (whose 2-day cash winnings total $23,401)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Margaret $500 $2,100 $6,400 $1
3rd place: Enesco "Small World of Music" + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! games for the Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis
$5,700
19 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Michael $2,100 $5,900 $9,900 $12,900
New champion: $12,900
$7,100
25 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W
Chris $0 $700 $2,900 $5,800
2nd place: Panasonic camcorder + Benrus ladies' watch
$2,900
9 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

HISTORIC NAMES SONG LYRICS BIRTHSTONES STATE CAPITALS WINES SPIRITS
$100 [21]
Her older sister Berenice IV was queen of Egypt until executed by her father
Cleopatra
Margaret
$100 [5]
These 2 items "go together like a horse and carriage"
"Love And Marriage"
Chris
$100 [26]
It's lucky Elizabeth Taylor was born in February, because this February birthstone matches her violet eyes
an amethyst
Michael
$100 [1]
It's nicknamed the "Mormon's Mecca"
Salt Lake City
Margaret
$100 [8]
This adjective describes any wine that's effervescent or bubbly, like Asti Spumante
sparkling
Margaret Michael
$100 [16]
A clairvoyant can "see" into the future & the spirit world; a clairaudient does this
hearing the spirit world
Margaret
$200 [22]
In 754 he was crowned king of the Franks with his father, Pepin, & his brother Carloman
Charlemagne
Michael
$200 [6]
In 1958 the Everly Brothers asked him to "get away from my quail... you're on the wrong trail"
the "Bird Dog"
Michael
$200 [27]
Birthstones may be inspired by Aaron's breastplate in the Bible, which had this many stones
12
Margaret
$200 [2]
This city's daily morning paper is called The Tennessean
Nashville
Chris
$200 [9]
A small wine bottle that holds 6 to 6 1/2 ounces, or a gymnast's feat in which the legs are extended
a split
Michael
$200 [17]
A planchette, which spells out messages from beyond, is similar to the pointer of this popular board
a Ouija board
Michael
$300 [23]
Meaning "he who enlightens", it was the adopted name of North Vietnamese president Nguyen Tat Thanh
Ho Chi Minh
Michael
$300 [10]
According to a 1934 song, "It's June in" this winter month "Because I'm in love"
January
Michael Chris
$300 [28]
In Italy this December birthstone is known as la turchese
turquoise
Chris
$300 [3]
This capital of Maine stands on the site of an Indian village called Cushnoc
Augusta
Margaret
$300 [11]
A diplomat cocktail contains both the dry & sweet types of this aromatic wine
Vermouth
Margaret
$300 [18]
Before trying to contact spirits, a medium may "fall into" this sleeplike, partly conscious state
a trance
Margaret
$500 [25]
To avoid being turned over to Rome, this Carthaginian general killed himself around 183 B.C.
Hannibal
Michael
$400 [14]
"Hooray for" him, "the African explorer! Did someone call me schnorer? Hooray, hooray, hooray!"
Captain Spaulding
Michael
$400 [29]
This March birthstone is perfect for a hematologist
a bloodstone
Margaret
$400 [4]
It's the capital of the "Cornhusker State"
Lincoln
Michael
$400 [12]
Vouvray comes from this valley that's famous for its chateaux
the Loire Valley
Margaret
$400 [19]
In the 1800s the Fox sisters were famous for getting spirits to make this noise to communicate
knocking
Chris
DD $2,000 [24]
This explorer's attempt to go around the world ended with his death in the Philippines in 1521
Magellan
Michael
$500 [15]
"The New Year's Eve we did the town, the day we tore the goalpost down, we will have" these
moments to remember
Michael
$500 [30]
Citrine is a semiprecious yellow stone that resembles this other November birthstone
topaz
Margaret
$500 [7]
Happy Jack Road is a 38-mile scenic byway that runs between Laramie & this capital city
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Michael
$500 [13]
Richard III's brother was allegedly drowned in Malmsey, a type of this Portuguese wine
madeira
Margaret Michael
$500 [20]
A parapsychology laboratory was founded at this North Carolina university in the 1920s
Duke
Michael

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD FACTS ART PRESIDENTS PROTEINS WORD ORIGINS LITERATURE
$200 [9]
After China, India is the world's largest producer of this grain
rice
Margaret
$200 [8]
Pablo Gargallo learned cubism from this artist & in turn introduced him to metal sculpture
Picasso
Margaret
$200 [1]
In 1913 William Howard Taft was elected president of this organization of lawyers
the American Bar Association
Michael
$200 [16]
Myosin & actin are the 2 main proteins that make these parts of the body contract
muscles
Chris
$200 [2]
This word for a little white lie may be derived from "fable"
a fib
Chris
$200 [22]
After jumping ship in Tahiti in 1842, this "Moby Dick" author worked there as a field laborer
Melville
Michael
$400 [10]
This large coral structure off the coast of Australia is believed to be over 30 million years old
the Great Barrier Reef
Margaret
$400 [14]
Because of his painting of the "Naked Maja", he was called before the Inquisition
Goya
Margaret
$400 [3]
His wife Edith was said to be a descendant of Pocahontas & John Rolfe
Wilson
Michael
$400 [18]
In chromosomes, this genetic material can be found wrapped around a protein called histone
DNA
Michael
$400 [4]
From the Hebrew for "to rest", it's a period of leave granted to a teacher for rest or travel
a sabbatical
Chris
$400 [23]
In addition to 14 "Oz" books, he wrote 24 books for girls under the pseudonym Edith Van Dyne
Frank Baum
Margaret
$600 [11]
In Spanish, this currency is libras
pounds
Michael
$600 [15]
He hadn't perfected his pointillist technique when he painted "A Bathing Place" around 1884
Seurat
Michael
$600 [17]
His less famous ranch was called Haywood; he purchased it from Texas Christian University
LBJ
Michael
$600 [19]
This protein makes you red-blooded as opposed to another color
hemoglobin
Margaret
$600 [5]
From a Gaelic word meaning "war cry", it's a catch phrase or motto used to advertise a product
a slogan
Margaret
$600 [24]
In 1835 this "Frankenstein" author published "Lodore", an autobiographical novel
(Mary) Shelley
Chris
$1,000 [13]
The majority of the world's Muslims belong to this sect
Sunni Muslims
Michael
$800 [29]
A group of studies & figures from his "The Burghers of Calais" is in the Brooklyn Museum
Rodin
$800 [25]
He was the father-in- law of actress Faye Emerson, who married his son Elliott in 1944
Franklin Roosevelt
Chris
$1,000 [21]
All living cells contain these proteins that act as biological catalysts
enzymes
$800 [6]
This Italian sausage derives its name from myrtle, which was originally used to flavor it
mortadella
Michael
$800 [27]
This 1929 Thomas Wolfe novel is subtitled "A Story of the Buried Life"
Look Homeward Angel
Michael
DD $2,000 [12]
Albania's largest minority is made up of people from this neighboring Balkan country
Greece
Michael
$1,000 [30]
This Edward Hopper painting of a diner was inspired by a restaurant on Greenwich Avenue
Nighthawks
Michael
$1,000 [26]
His favorite horse, General, is buried on the grounds of his Virginia estate, Sherwood Forest
John Tyler
Margaret
DD $1,500 [20]
Generally, this protein acts to reduce the amount of glucose in the blood
Insulin
Margaret
$1,000 [7]
This adjective often describing a charming old village or inn ultimately comes from the Latin for "to know"
quaint
Michael
$1,000 [28]
This James A. Michener book about the Holy Land was the bestselling hardcover novel of 1965
The Source
Margaret

Final Jeopardy!

THE NOBEL PRIZE

The only category in which an American did not win an award in 1993

Peace

Chris "What is peace" — wagered $2,900
Margaret "What is literature?" — wagered $6,399
Michael "What is peace?" — wagered $3,000

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