Show #1999 1993-04-22 (taped 1992-12-14) Regular

Walt Senterfitt game 5.

Contestants

Carl Courant — an economist from New York City, New York

Laura Abrahamsen — a Ph.D. candidate originally from Cleveland, Ohio

Walt Senterfitt — a registered nurse from Los Angeles, California (whose 4-day cash winnings total $63,101)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Walt	$1,700	$4,700	$10,100	$100 2nd place: trip on Delta to Panama City, Florida & stay at Marriott's Bay Point Resort + Jeopardy! home game or computerized version	$8,600 23 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W
Laura	$400	$100	$1,900	$0 3rd place: Maytag washer & dryer + Jeopardy! home game or computerized version	$1,700 9 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Carl	$1,200	$3,700	$10,900	$20,300 New champion: $20,300	$10,900 25 R, 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

U.S. GEOGRAPHY	TOYS & GAMES	COLORS	BIOLOGY	THE 1930s	PIG LATIN
$100 [1] Though fed by freshwater streams, this lake is saltier than the oceans the Great Salt Lake Laura	$100 [2] The Liverpool form of this game isn't quite as popular as the gin type rummy Carl	$100 [4] Elizabeth Post says children should never wear this color at funerals black Carl	$100 [11] Something defined as congenital is present at this time birth Laura	$100 [21] Led by Ruth & Gehrig, this team swept the 1932 World Series in 4 games the New York Yankees Walt	$100 [15] If A.A. Milne had written in Pig Latin, he would have called this character Igletpay Piglet Walt
$200 [6] The American Dam at El Paso controls the waters of this river the Rio Grande Walt	$200 [3] This country's Gosho dolls, which represent chubby babies, are named for an imperial palace in Kyoto Japan Carl	$200 [5] It's the color as well as the name of those grainy little particles on the beach sand Walt	$200 [14] A sprain is an injury to these connective tissues between the bones of a joint ligaments Walt Laura	$200 [23] In June 1938 FDR signed the Fair Labor Standards Act, establishing this at 40 cents an hour the minimum wage Carl	$200 [22] A doctor who's fluent in Pig Latin could tell you Inesway Uflay is this swine flu Carl
$300 [7] Indian River, Gulf & Sarasota were among the last counties established in this state Florida Walt	$300 [12] These New Zealanders like to play with their potakas, which are spinning tops the Maori Carl	$300 [10] A shade of green for Grace or Gene Kelly Walt	$300 [16] It's the thigh bone of a tetrapod (hint: you're a tetrapod) the femur Carl	$300 [25] In August 1932 95,000 people gathered at the Coliseum in this city for the Olympic closing ceremonies Los Angeles Walt Laura	$300 [28] On a Pig Latin menu, this snack would be listed as Ickledpay Igspay Eetfay pickled pigs' feet Walt
$400 [8] The Diamond Shoals area off this North Carolina cape has been the site of numerous shipwrecks Cape Hatteras Walt	$400 [13] Guinness says one of these ursine toys was sold at auction for a record-breaking £55,100 a teddy bear Walt	$400 [18] The Capri shade of this was probably named for the famous grotto on Capri blue Walt	$400 [17] New molds form from these, not from seeds spores Carl	$400 [26] This "People's Car" designed by Ferdinand Porsche made its debut in 1936 the Volkswagen Walt	$400 [29] It's how you say "Pig Latin" in Pig Latin Igpay Atinlay Carl
$500 [9] This state's Northwest Angle on Lake of the Woods is the northernmost point in the USA except for Alaska Minnesota Carl	$500 [24] Colorful fragments form patterns inside this toy whose name is from the Greek for "beautiful form viewer" a kaleidoscope Walt	$500 [20] The 2 colors on Canada's flag red & white Carl	$500 [19] During meiosis the number of these is cut in half so there aren't twice as many in the next generation chromosomes Laura Carl	DD $1,000 [27] In February 1934 General Augusto Sandino was slain by national guardsmen in this country Nicaragua Walt	$500 [30] The Pig Latin translation of this slang phrase is "ENWHAY IGSPAY YFLAY" when pigs fly Laura

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY	CELEBRITY WOMEN	VICE PRESIDENTS	INDIA	CHINA & POTTERY	LITERATURE
$200 [1] The crew for his 1492 voyage was recruited from Palos, Spain & nearby villages Christopher Columbus Walt	$200 [8] A salmon pink rose has been named for this entertainer, the original flower girl in "My Fair Lady" Julie Andrews Laura Carl	$200 [7] In November 1960 he was elected vice president & reelected senator from Texas Lyndon Johnson Laura	$200 [6] "Fodor's India" suggests that you tip an Indian bellboy one of these for every bag he carries a rupee Carl	$200 [15] The Spode Holiday pattern that features one of these with gifts under it was designed in 1940 a Christmas tree Walt	$200 [21] It was 30 yards long, 9 feet high, & saddened poor Tom Sawyer the fence Carl
$400 [2] Xochimilco & Texcoco were 2 of this Indian civilization's principal cities in 1500 the Aztecs	$400 [16] The University of Maryland's Performing Arts building is named for this woman, jazz' "First Lady of Song" Ella Fitzgerald Walt	$400 [10] Nixon called him "Ted" Spiro Agnew Carl	$400 [9] This Indian musician's son Shubho is a sitar player, too Ravi Shankar Carl	$400 [20] In her book "My Turn", she emphasized that she didn't buy new china for the White House; it was donated Nancy Reagan Carl	$400 [22] Unimaginative conformists came to be called "Babbitts" after a character he introduced in 1922 Sinclair Lewis Carl
$600 [3] In the early years of the French Revolution, this Marquis was commander of the National Guard Lafayette Walt	$600 [17] The play "The Front Page" was co-written by Charles MacArthur, this actress' husband Helen Hayes	$600 [11] He was the first vice president to serve 2 terms John Adams Walt Laura	$600 [14] The "Ramayana", one of India's literary classics, was written in this classical language Sanskrit Laura	$600 [28] This "madame", King Louis XV's mistress, was an important patron of the Sevres Porcelain Factory (Madame de) Pompadour Carl	$600 [23] "Flappers and Philosophers" was his first collection of short stories Fitzgerald Laura
$800 [4] Lorenzo de Medici's nickname, it was also what people called Ottoman sultan Suleiman the Magnificent Carl	$800 [18] In 1972 this singer from Butcher Hollow, Ky. became the 1st woman named Entertainer of the Year by the CMA Loretta Lynn Laura Carl	$800 [12] The Whigs chose this Virginian as W.H. Harrison's running mate in order to carry the South John Tyler Walt	$800 [26] Like London, Bombay has a museum named for this royal couple Victoria & Albert Carl	$800 [29] This famous Josiah named his Queen's Ware for King George III's wife Wedgwood Walt	DD $1,000 [24] The emotionally vacuous Flem Snopes moves into a Mississippi mansion in his novel "The Mansion" William Faulkner Laura
$1,000 [5] In the 1820s this country was formed from the Cisplatine Province of Brazil Uruguay Walt	$1,000 [19] On Broadway she created the roles of Anita in "West Side Story" & Rose in "Bye Bye Birdie" Chita Rivera Walt Carl	DD $2,000 [13] The vice presidency under James A. Garfield was his first elective office Chester A. Arthur Walt	$1,000 [27] In 1947 this viceroy was chosen the first governor-general of independent India Lord Mountbatten Carl	$1,000 [30] It's a drinking mug shaped like a stout man in a three-cornered hat a Toby mug Laura	$1,000 [25] In English this German peasant known for his merry pranks is called Tyll Owlglass Till Eulenspiegel Walt

Final Jeopardy!

FORMS OF ADDRESS

The first form of address transmitted by telephone

Mr.

Laura "What is direct address?" — wagered $1,900

Walt "What is Madam?" — wagered $10,000

Carl "What isDoctorMr?" — wagered $9,400

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