Show #1674 1991-12-05 (taped 1991-09-23) Regular

Contestants

Mary Jane Dreyer — a housewife from Ridgewood, New Jersey

Roger Rice — a University of Texas student originally from Waco, Texas

Dan Deacon — a senior marketing and business analyst from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania (whose 1-day cash winnings total $8,001)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Dan $900 $2,100 $13,500 $12,500
2-day champion: $20,501
$12,100
24 R (including 2 DDs), 0 W
Roger $1,000 $2,600 $6,200 $12,400
2nd place: Broyhill washed finish entertainment center with pull-out TV shelf, 2 VCR boxes & 4 storage drawers + Panasonic HP600 personal cellular phone with 90 minutes of continuous talk time + the Jeopardy! home game or computerized version
$6,200
18 R, 2 W
Mary Jane $2,100 $4,200 $3,400 $2,399
3rd place: Whirlpool CleanTop oven/range with sealed-in Ceran black glass-ceramic surface + the Jeopardy! home game or computerized version
$3,400
17 R (including 1 DD), 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

ENDANGERED SPECIES FOLK SINGERS MONEY THE IDES OF MARCH CHILDREN'S BOOKS 4-LETTER WORDS
$100 [2]
Poachers go after elephants for the ivory & after rhinos for these facial features
the horn
Roger Mary Jane
$100 [1]
This trio won Grammys in 1962 & 1963 for "If I Had A Hammer" & "Blowin' In The Wind"
Peter, Paul & Mary
Roger
$100 [11]
As of July 1991, 1 Italian lira was worth almost 2 1/2 of this Mexican unit
the peso
Mary Jane
$100 [17]
This man who put the "O" in Jackie O died March 15, 1975
Aristotle Onassis
Mary Jane
$100 [22]
This dog's name had a double meaning: it referred to his color & to his yelling bark
Old Yeller
Dan
$100 [12]
If you're badly mistaken, you're way "off" this infield item
base
Dan
$200 [3]
Lack of this food is one of the reasons the giant panda is disappearing
bamboo
Dan
$200 [4]
This group's 1st release, "Scarlet Ribbons", didn't chart, but its 2nd, "Tom Dooley", went to No. 1
The Kingston Trio
Mary Jane
$200 [24]
Of the Swiss franc, the Belgian franc or the French franc, the one worth the most
the Swiss franc
Dan
$200 [18]
"Old Hickory" sticks in our mind as this president, born March 15, 1767
(Andrew) Jackson
Roger
$200 [23]
This girl detective goes on safari in East Africa in "The Spider Sapphire Mystery"
Nancy Drew
Roger
$200 [13]
Hilton's Horizon or Stein's Generation
lost
Mary Jane
$300 [8]
6 types of darters, which are these, are on the current U.S. endangered list
fish
Roger
$300 [5]
Her 1975 album "Judith" featured the hit single, "Send In The Clowns"
Judy Collins
Dan
$300 [27]
The name of the Dutch guilder is derived from the word for this metal
gold
Roger
$300 [19]
She opened as a Doolittle on Broadway March 15, 1956 with a future Dolittle--Rex Harrison
Julie Andrews
Mary Jane
$300 [25]
In "Jo's Boys", this author wrote that Jo "the Ugly Duckling" became "a golden goose"
Louisa May Alcott
Mary Jane
$300 [14]
The back of the neck
nape
Dan
$400 [9]
Birds endangered in this state include species of hawk, goose & nukupu'u
Hawaii
Mary Jane
$400 [6]
A former member of the Limeliters, his 1st solo hit was "Baby The Rain Must Fall" in 1965
Glenn Yarbrough
Mary Jane
$400 [28]
The Irish unit of currency is called a punt or this
a pound
Dan
$400 [20]
Dr. Bernard Fantus set up the 1st bank of this type in the U.S. March 15, 1937; it had no coins, just corpuscles
a blood bank
Mary Jane
$400 [26]
Princess Ozma & Dorothy journey to the Magic Isle of the Skeezers in his book "Glinda of Oz"
L. Frank Baum
Roger
$400 [15]
The raised platform in a lecture hall on which the speaker stands
dais
Mary Jane
$500 [10]
The clouded & snow species of this cat are heading towards extinction in Asia
a leopard
Roger
DD $500 [7]
This folk group evolved from informal songfests in Pete Seeger's home in 1949
The Weavers
Mary Jane
$500 [30]
Though it changed its name from Burma, it didn't change the name of its currency, the kyat
Myanmar
Mary Jane
$500 [21]
On March 15, 1917 this czar abdicated in favor of Grand Duke Mikhail, who abdicated March 16
Nicholas II
Dan
$500 [29]
Chapter 11 of her book "Little House on the Prairie" is titled "Indians in the House"
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Roger
$500 [16]
It's the first 4-letter noun in the rhyme "Hey Diddle, Diddle"
Moon
Mary Jane

Double Jeopardy! Round

STATE PARKS MATHEMATICS PROVERBS POLITICS GLASS EUROPEAN HISTORY
$200 [20]
Many limestone caverns are featured in a Montana state park named for these 2 explorers
Lewis & Clark
Mary Jane
$200 [21]
In algebraic equations Ahmes, an Egyptian scribe, used the word "heap" the way we use this 24th letter
X
Dan
$200 [1]
"Don't cut off your nose to" do this
spite your face
Mary Jane
$200 [10]
A commissioner allegedly called this retirement program "the most complex... God and Congress ever created"
Social Security
Dan
$200 [6]
This type of glass can be used to make fishing rods & sports car bodies
fiberglass
Dan
$200 [15]
He said, "I found the crown of France lying on the ground, and I picked it up with a sword"
Napoleon
Roger
$400 [23]
Covering about 6 million acres, Adirondack State Park in this state is the USA's largest
New York
Roger
$400 [22]
In trigonometry, sec is secant, sin is sine & cot is this
cotangent
Roger
$400 [2]
They "are the devil's books" & if you're "lucky at" them you're "unlucky in love"
cards
Dan
$400 [11]
From the Latin meaning "to rest on", it's a candidate for an office who already holds the position
incumbent
Dan
$400 [7]
Cobalt added to glass gives it this tint
blue
Mary Jane
$400 [16]
From about 970 to 1301, descendants of Arpad, chief of the Magyars, ruled this country
Hungary
Roger Mary Jane
$600 [24]
This state's Pancho Villa State Park lies on the site of Villa's 1916 raid
New Mexico
Roger
$600 [28]
It's the term for integers greater than 1 that have only 1 & themselves as factors
prime numbers
Dan
$600 [3]
"A drowning man will clutch at" one of these
a straw
Roger
$600 [12]
In Congress, the assistants to the majority & minority floor leaders are called this
whips
Dan Mary Jane
$600 [8]
In 1915 Corning introduced heat-resistant borosilicate ovenware under this trade name
Pyrex
Dan
$600 [17]
On June 17, 1944 this North Atlantic island gained complete independence from Denmark
Iceland
Dan Mary Jane
$800 [25]
A state park near Little Falls, Minnesota features the boyhood home of this aviator
Lindbergh
Roger
$1,000 [30]
The term for part of a circle formed between 2 radii & the circumference
a sector
Mary Jane
$800 [4]
"The more" of these, "the more offenders"
laws
Dan Roger
$800 [13]
It's the fraction of votes needed in the House & Senate to override a president's veto
two-thirds
Dan Roger
DD $1,000 [9]
The addition of this element to glass makes it sparkle--& makes it heavier
lead
Dan
$800 [18]
When King Wilhelm I became emperor of Germany in 1871, this became the German Empire's largest state
Prussia
Roger
$1,000 [26]
The 2 states in which you'll find a Washington Crossing State Park
Pennsylvania & New Jersey
Dan
DD $2,000 [29]
The square root of 24
4
Dan
$1,000 [5]
This Latin proverb can be translated as "In wine there is truth"
In vino veritas
Dan
$1,000 [14]
1 of 2 Supreme Court nominees in 1987 for the seat now held by Anthony Kennedy
(Douglas) Ginsburg (or Robert Bork)
Dan
$1,000 [27]
Craftsmen from this Italian city made the plate glass for Versailles' Hall of Mirrors
Venice
Mary Jane
$1,000 [19]
As a result of this war, Sparta became the strongest Greek city-state in 404 B.C.
the Peloponnesian War
Roger

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. MONUMENTS

Commissioned in 1916 by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, it was finally completed in 1972

Stone Mountain

Mary Jane "What is ?" — wagered $1,001
Roger "What is Stone Mountain (Georgia)" — wagered $6,200
Dan "What is the Civil War memorial?" — wagered $1,000

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