Show #1713 1992-01-29 (taped 1991-11-12) Regular

Dave Willis game 4.

Contestants

Carolyn Lengel — a bartender and student from New York City, New York

Bob Gerris — a fire captain from Harrison, New Jersey

Dave Willis — a manager from Ventura, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $32,401)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Dave	$1,800	$3,500	$7,400	$13,000 4-day champion: $45,401	$8,600 21 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Bob	$1,700	$3,000	$5,100	$100 3rd place: Jason telescope & binoculars + Nintendo Entertainment System with Super Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune + InfoGenius for Game Boy	$3,800 18 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Carolyn	$400	$2,400	$6,200	$200 2nd place: trip on Aerocancun to Cancun, Mexico & stay at the Hotel Oasis Cancun	$6,200 15 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

MINNESOTA	GIRLS IN SONG	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	HISTORIC QUOTES	THE MOVIES	RHYME TIME
$100 [1] Its name combines the Sioux word for water with the Greek word for city Minneapolis Bob	$100 [23] She had the Beach Boys "rockin' and a-rollin', rockin' and a-reelin'" Barbara Ann Bob	$100 [15] General Mills is second to this company as a producer of breakfast cereals Kellogg's Dave	$100 [8] Part of a telegram they sent Dec. 17, 1903 read, "Average speed through air thirty-one miles" the Wright brothers Bob	$100 [13] The film that inspired the 1991 headline "'Lambs' Chops Competition at B.O." The Slence of the Lambs Carolyn	$100 [3] A phoney pain a fake ache Carolyn
$200 [2] You can't visit this Minnesota town; it was made up by Garrison Keillor Lake Wobegon Carolyn	$200 [24] When Ricky Nelson said "Hello" to her, it was "Goodbye heart" Mary Lou Bob	$200 [16] Caleb D. Bradham invented this soft drink in 1898 & claimed it cured dyspepsia Pepsi (Cola) Bob Carolyn	$200 [9] In a November 3, 1969 speech he spoke of "The Great Silent Majority" Richard Nixon Bob	$200 [17] This Disney film about miniaturization won a Dunce Cap Award for its ungrammatical title Honey, I Shrunk the Kids Dave	$200 [4] A submissive, unassuming Athenian a weak Greek Dave
$300 [5] Its state motto, "L'Etoile du Nord" calls the state this "of the North" Star of the North Dave	$300 [25] In their very first hit, the Four Seasons asked her, "Can you come out tonight?" Sherry Dave	$300 [18] In 1948 Baron Marcel Bich started a company to make inexpensive ones of these pens Dave	$300 [10] This Ethiopian emperor told the League of Nations, "God and history will remember your judgment" Haile Selassie Bob	$300 [21] He directed the classic 1946 espionage romance "Notorious" Alfred Hitchcock Bob	$300 [14] A ceramic snow vehicle for Santa a clay sleigh Dave
DD $500 [6] The last Minnesotan the Democrats ran for U.S. president, he lost in 1984 Walter Mondale Dave	$400 [29] The Oak Ridge Boys sang, "My heart's on fire for" her Elvira Carolyn	$400 [19] This doll line accounts for about 1/2 of Mattel's sales Barbie Bob	$400 [11] This British P.M. ended his 1938 "Peace In Our Time" address with "Go home and get a nice quiet sleep" (Neville) Chamberlain Dave	$400 [22] Joseph Heller co-wrote this 1964 film based loosely on the Helen Gurley Brown book of the same name Sex and the Single Girl Carolyn	$400 [27] It's what you'd call a wall painting made in the mountains between Europe & Asia a Ural mural Dave
$500 [7] During a festival in September, Northfield residents reenact bank robberies pulled by this gang the James Gang Bob	$500 [30] In a 1976 Fleetwood Mac hit, she "rings like a bell through the night" Rhiannon Bob	$500 [20] The Italian Agnelli family controls 40% of this auto & industrial giant Fiat Dave	$500 [12] In 1920 he wrote, "Communism is Soviet government plus the electrification of the whole country." Lenin Bob	$500 [26] "Hearts of Darkness" is a documentary about the making of this Francis Ford Coppola film Apocalypse Now Carolyn	$500 [28] It's how you might describe a smartly dressed woman of the Roaring Twenties a dapper flapper Carolyn

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD GEOGRAPHY	FAMOUS COUPLES	BOOKS & AUTHORS	THE CABINET	THE BIBLE	ARTISTS
$200 [2] Dingle, Donegal & Galway Bays can be found along this country's west coast Ireland Bob	$200 [9] She was just 19 when she married Ike in 1916 Mamie Eisenhower Bob	$200 [16] His last book about his most famous character was "The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes" in 1927 Conan Doyle Dave	$200 [22] During his brother's presidency, Robert Kennedy held this cabinet post Attorney General Carolyn	$200 [21] In Genesis 3:8 they play hide & seek with God amongst the trees Adam & Eve Bob	$200 [1] He got a degree in mechanical engineering in 1919 & started making mobiles in the '30s (Alexander) Calder Bob
$400 [3] Mount Erebus on this continent's Ross Island has been active since 1972 Antarctica Dave Bob Carolyn	$400 [10] In 1989 it was announced that the bones of this czar & czarina had been found in a pit in 1979 Nicholas & Alexandra Dave	$400 [17] This Tibetan religious leader wrote the book "My Land and My People" the Dalai Lama Bob	$400 [27] A major airport is named for this Sec'y of State who served from 1953-59 (John Foster) Dulles Dave Carolyn	$400 [23] Lesser luminary created by God on the fourth day the Moon Carolyn	$400 [5] He painted figurative works such as "Going West" before starting "Drip" painting in 1947 (Jackson) Pollock Dave
$600 [4] The Romans called this longest river of France the Liger the Loire Dave Carolyn	$600 [11] He chose his first cousin Emma Wedgwood as his bride in 1839; perhaps it was a "natural selection" Charles Darwin Dave	$600 [18] "The Garden of Eden", which he began writing in the '40s in Cuba was published in 1986 Hemingway Bob	$600 [28] Grandson of a Maxwell Motor Co. founder, he's been Sec'y of the Treasury since 1988 Nicholas Brady	$600 [24] This animal is mentioned over 100 times in the Bible; even Jesus is nicknamed this "of the Tribe of Judah" a Lion Bob Carolyn	$800 [7] Apelles was court painter of this ancient kingdom where he made portraits of Alexander & Philip II Macedonia Dave
$800 [14] The Thousand Islands, which really number about 1500, are located in this river, between Canada & N.Y. the St. Lawrence Carolyn	$800 [12] This free-spirited dancer's love affair with sewing machine heir Paris Singer produced a son (Isadora) Duncan Dave	$1,000 [20] Frank Norris discovered this author's "Sister Carrie" while working for a publisher Theodore Dreiser Carolyn	$800 [29] Andrew Johnson was impeached after he tried to remove Edwin Stanton from this cabinet post Secretary of War Bob	$800 [25] Moses' wife was a Midianite, a descendant of Midian, the son of this biblical patriarch Abraham Dave	$1,000 [8] Artist Frida Kahlo married this Mexican muralist in the late 1920s Diego Rivera Carolyn
$1,000 [15] New Britain & the Admiralty Islands are part of this archipelago, once held by Germany the Bismarck Archipelago	$1,000 [13] Henry VIII's sister Margaret Tudor married James IV, king of this country Scotland Dave	DD $2,100 [19] In the 1930s he wrote a 6-volume biography of his ancestor the Duke of Marlborough Winston Churchill Bob	$1,000 [30] A controversial remark made by this Agriculture Secretary led to his resignation in 1976 Earl Butz	$1,000 [26] Amount of time between the first & second census in the book of Numbers 40 years	DD $1,300 [6] Cow skulls & flowers are 2 frequent motifs in her paintings Georgia O'Keeffe Dave

Final Jeopardy!

AFRICAN HISTORY

Taitu, the wife of Emperor Menelik II, gave this capital city its name; it means "new flower"

Addis Ababa

Bob "What is Cairo?" — wagered $5,000

Carolyn "What is Bloemfon" — wagered $6,000

Dave "What is Addis Abba" — wagered $5,600

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