Show #1843 1992-09-16 (taped 1992-07-21) Regular

Game entered from audiorecording.Missing prizes.

Contestants

Jose Gracia-Medrano — an accountant and musician from Covina, California

Teresa Anderson — an accounts receivable clerk originally from Deerfield, Illinois

Diane O'Keefe — a hospital librarian from Southgate, Michigan (whose 2-day cash winnings total $15,600)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Diane	$1,500	$3,200	$9,200	$1,500 2nd place	$10,700 24 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Teresa	$300	$2,000	$8,400	$3,400 New champion: $3,400	$8,400 17 R, 1 W
Jose	$700	$2,200	$2,000	$1 3rd place	$2,000 16 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

FROM THE OLD WORLD	SPORTS NICKNAMES	ARCHITECTURE	ANIMALS	GIRL SCOUT BADGES	ENDS ON "OO"
$100 [6] If this bird hadn't been introduced, today you might be eating KFC, Kentucky Fried Cod chicken Jose	$100 [7] This 7-foot-1-inch athlete is nicknamed "The Stilt" Wilt Chamberlain Jose	$100 [13] Christopher Wren authorized or made designs for more than 50 churches in this city London Jose	$100 [18] The Weddell seal, which can remain underwater for over 40 minutes, is native to this continent Antarctica Diane Jose	$100 [1] Fittingly, the emblem found on this badge is a camera; say cheese! Photography Teresa	$100 [22] According to Britannica, an experienced Eskimo can build one of these homes in 1 to 2 hours an igloo Teresa
$200 [9] If these green items hadn't come over, martini drinkers would be hard pressed for a garnish olives Jose	$200 [8] Nickname given to the legion of fans who follow golfer Arnold Palmer around the course Arnie's Army Diane Teresa	$200 [14] The Temple of the Warriors at Chichen Itza in this country features feathered serpent columns Mexico Jose	$200 [19] A Maasai bull, slightly under 20 feet in height, was the tallest recorded mammal of this type a giraffe Teresa Jose	$200 [2] For the Books badge, Scouts are encouraged to visit this establishment or volunteer to work at one the library Diane	$200 [23] Jim Backus was famous for playing the voice of this myopic cartoon character Mr. Magoo Teresa
$300 [10] Columbus brought this sweet crop to the Caribbean where plantations were set up to grow it sugarcane Jose	$300 [28] This tennis player's court histrionics earned him the nickname "Superbrat" John McEnroe Jose	$300 [15] Gargoyles are most associated with this style of architecture Gothic Jose	$300 [20] Named for mountains in Southwestern France, this great dog was used to guard sheep the (Great) Pyrenees Teresa	$300 [3] To earn the Textiles & Fibers badge, a scout can learn types of these, like the clove hitch knots Diane	$300 [24] It's something forbidden or prohibited, usually by religious or social convention taboo Jose
$400 [11] This lawn weed with a crustacean name arrived from the Old World crabgrass Teresa	$400 [29] Nickname of football star Elroy Hirsch "Crazy Legs" Jose	$400 [16] Style whose name comes from French words for "stonework" & "shells", rocaille & coquille rococo Diane	$400 [21] This striped rodent, Tamia striatus, carries food in cheek pouches & is classified as a ground squirrel a chipmunk Diane	$400 [4] Scouts going for the Art in the Round badge have a chance to learn this Japanese art of paper folding origami Diane	$400 [25] Derived from a Spanish word, it's another name for a cowboy a buckaroo Teresa
$500 [12] When green & tender, this African vegetable is used to thicken soup okra Diane	$500 [30] This Boston Bruins center was called "The Garbage Man" Phil Esposito Jose	$500 [17] On a castle, a turret is a small one of these, usually forming part of a larger structure a tower Teresa	$500 [27] About 3' tall at the shoulder, the Dama species is the largest of these graceful antelopes agazelle Jose	DD $400 [5] To earn the Girl Scouting in the USA badge, one must read & learn about this Girl Scouts founder Juliette Low Diane	$500 [26] It's the seat of Western Michigan University Kalamazoo Diane

Double Jeopardy! Round

FROM THE NEW WORLD	THE BIBLE	WORLD WAR II	VOCABULARY	BRITISH AUTHORS	U.S. PRESIDENTS
$200 [23] While ice cream came from the Old World, these 2 most popular flavorings came from the New chocolate & vanilla Diane	$200 [21] In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus warned of false prophets which come to you in this clothing sheep's clothing Teresa	$200 [8] It was the only battleship permanently lost in the attack on Pearl Harbor the Arizona Diane	$200 [2] An archaic phrase, "alack the day", gave rise to this word meaning "lacking spirit" lackadaisical Jose	$200 [16] Both Robert Louis Stevenson & Sir Walter Scott were born in this Scottish capital Edinburgh Diane	$200 [1] He was nicknamed "The Wielder of the Big Stick" Theodore Roosevelt Jose
$400 [24] Both the bell & chili varieties of these were taken to Europe peppers Diane	DD $200 [30] The 7th & 8th books of the New Testament are Paul's epistles to these Greek Christians the Corinthians Diane	$400 [9] This nation in the British Isles was the only member of the British Commonwealth to stay out of WWII Ireland Diane	$400 [3] This Australian mammal gets its name from the Greek for "flat-footed" the platypus Diane	$400 [17] Her career as a children's book writer & illustrator effectively ended with her marriage in 1913 Beatrix Potter Diane	$400 [4] In the 1840s, all 4 of this president's grandparents left Kentucky for what's now Kansas City, Mo. Truman Teresa
$600 [25] Catherine the Great pushed this as an antidote to famine & vodka soon followed the potato Diane	$400 [22] The book of 2 Chronicles says it was on Mount Moriah that he built his temple Solomon Diane	$600 [10] On June 6, 1944, the armies of Operation Overlord stormed ashore at this region in N.W. France Normandy Jose	$600 [13] This consomme was named for the city of Madrid Madrilène Teresa	$600 [18] Contemptuous of "Peter Pan", he wrote "Androcles & the Lion" to show Barrie "how it's done" Shaw Teresa	$600 [5] In his Mar. 4, 1901 inaugural address, he said that the US & Cuba must remain close friends William McKinley Diane
$800 [26] Columbus took back this vegetable, calling it most tasty boiled, roasted or ground into flour corn Teresa	$600 [28] In Exodus, it's the 10th & final plague brought upon Egypt the death of the first-born sons Jose	$800 [11] On Sept. 28, 1939, Germany & this country signed a treaty dividing Poland between them the USSR Diane	DD $600 [15] This adjective for a melancholy disposition comes from the planet which is said to cause that temperament Saturnine Diane	$800 [19] In Hampstead, Britain, you can visit the garden where he heard the nightingale that inspired his ode Keats Teresa	$800 [6] After serving as US President, he became rector of the University of Virginia in 1826 James Madison Diane Jose
$1,000 [27] Since the Ital. "pomodoro" means "golden apple", the 1st of these to reach Eur. were probably yellow tomatoes Teresa	$800 [29] In every listing in the New Testament of Jesus' female followers, she is mentioned first Mary Magdalene Diane	$1,000 [12] Located 1,300 miles N.W. of Hawaii, it was the site of a major American naval victoryover Japan in '42 Midway Teresa	$800 [14] The name of this muse of dancing comes from 2 Greek words for "delight" & "dance" Terpsichore Diane	$1,000 [20] He took the title of his novel, "The Razor's Edge", from the Katha Upanishad, a Hindu text Somerset Maugham Teresa Jose	$1,000 [7] In 1833, this president forced removal of the federal deposits from the vaults of the Bank of the U.S. Andrew Jackson Diane

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD LEADERS

This dictator's original surname was Al-Tikriti

Saddam Hussein

Jose "Who is Gaddafi?" — wagered $1,999

Teresa "Who was Atilla the Hun?" — wagered $5,000

Diane "Who is Gaddafi?" — wagered $7,700

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