Show #1722 1992-02-11 (taped 1991-11-19) Regular

Frank Epstein game 5.

Contestants

Scott Brauneller — a law student from Indianapolis, Indiana

Elaine Geller — a teacher from Margate, New Jersey

Frank Epstein — a police officer from Los Angeles, California (whose 4-day cash winnings total $57,100)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Frank	$1,200	$2,900	$8,200	$16,300 5-day champion: $73,400	$9,900 23 R, 3 W (including 2 DDs)
Elaine	$300	$-100	$-1,500	$-1,500 3rd place: Oneida gift certificate + Jeopardy! home game	$-1,500 5 R, 7 W
Scott	$400	$1,900	$10,800	$5,199 2nd place: trip on Delta to Honolulu & stay at the Ala Moana Hotel + Jeopardy! home game	$9,300 23 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

DOG FOOD	PREFIXES	TOYS & GAMES	HERALDRY	NUMBER, PLEASE	NATIONAL MONUMENTS
$100 [3] In names of dog food, this odd word precedes "and Chunks" or "'n Bits 'N Bits 'n Bits" Kibbles Scott	$100 [14] This antonym of "micro" differs by just 1 letter macro Scott	$100 [7] The idea for this toy came from watching students throwing empty pie tins a Frisbee Frank	$100 [1] In heraldry these 2 metals are known as "or" & "argent" gold & silver Scott	$100 [20] While there are 10 Commandments, there are this many deadly sins 7 Scott	$100 [26] The highest shade temperature recorded here was 134° F. at Furnace Creek Ranch in 1913 Death Valley Frank
$200 [10] In other words, this dog food could be called "fortunate canine" Lucky Dog Frank	$200 [18] It's what the prefix "ante" means, whether it precedes "bellum" or "diluvian" before Elaine	$200 [8] Initially called Crisscross, this board game was renamed for the "digging" of letters during play Scrabble Elaine Scott	$200 [2] A bar across the middle of a shield, or a Parker who played Davy Crockett fess Elaine	$200 [21] In hockey a player gets a hat trick when he scores this many goals in one game 3 Frank	$200 [27] Indian burial mounds can be seen at Mound City Group Nat'l Monument north of Chillicothe in this state Ohio Elaine
$300 [12] Boxes of Wagtime Beef Basted Biscuits say they're "for happy" ones, as the name implies tails	$300 [19] This extremely short prefix meaning "without" often precedes "moral" or "theism" a Frank Elaine	$300 [9] In 1989 Mattel introduced the Power Glove to be used with this home computer video game system Nintendo Elaine Scott	$300 [4] On a coat of arms the crest may sit atop this piece of armored headgear the helmet Scott	$300 [22] An 1869 act of Congress increased Supreme Court membership from 7 to this current number 9 Scott	$300 [28] Scotts Bluff Nat'l Monument in Western Nebraska was a landmark for pioneers on this trail the Oregon Trail Frank
$400 [13] The "T.C." in Milk-Bone's T.C. biscuits means it controls this, like some toothpastes tartar control Frank	$400 [17] This prefix, from the Greek for "false", often comes before "science" or "intellectual" pseudo Frank	DD $400 [11] Donald Duncan adapted this Philippine weapon & toy & introduced it to America in 1928 the Yo-Yo Frank	$400 [5] "Menacing" name for the side of a shield on the bearer's left sinister Frank	$400 [23] Those who've plumbed the depths can tell you it's the number of feet in a fathom 6 Frank Elaine	$400 [29] 1 of 2 cacti for which a national monument is named in Arizona saguaro (or organ pipe) Elaine
$500 [15] It's KEN-L Ration's "original beef burger for dogs" Gaines-Burger Elaine Scott	$500 [16] "Star", "power" & "impose" often follow this 5-letter prefix super Scott	$500 [25] In the 1940s Minnesota mailman Herb Schaper created this "lousy" game Cootie Scott	$500 [6] This North American capital's coat of arms depicts an eagle with a snake in its mouth on a cactus Mexico City Frank	$500 [24] Colonel Sanders created his famous chicken using this many "herbs and spices" 11 Scott	$500 [30] This natural arch in southeastern Utah is located within the Navajo Indian reservation Rainbow Bridge National Monument

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION	WORLD RELIGION	LANGUAGES	ISLANDS	SHAKESPEARE	ODDS & ENDS
$200 [6] The main American arms storehouse was in this town less than 10 miles from Lexington Concord Frank	$200 [11] Confirmation was originally part of this rite baptism Elaine	$200 [1] If someone asks you, "Sprechen sie Deutsch?", he's asking if you speak this language German Frank	$200 [22] In 1979 Denmark granted this large island home rule Greenland Scott	$200 [12] She not only walks in her sleep, she reads & writes in her sleep Lady Macbeth Scott	$200 [17] It begins, "It looked extremely rocky for the Mudville nine that day" "Casey at the Bat" Scott
$400 [7] A flintlock musket with this attached was the chief weapon of the war the bayonet Scott	$400 [27] Kabbala is the mystical tradition of this religion Judaism Frank	$400 [2] Since the 1920s Turkish has been written in this alphabet the Latin alphabet Frank Elaine Scott	$400 [23] In 1946 the U.S. removed about 200 inhabitants from this atoll in order to use it for A-bomb tests Bikini Frank	$400 [13] "Antony and Cleopatra" opens in Cleopatra's palace in this city Alexandria	$400 [18] Baby rabbits are known by this "feline" name kits Frank
$600 [8] In 1780 Benedict Arnold attempted to betray this post which he commanded West Point Scott	$600 [28] The Buddha attained enlightenment in what's now Bodh Gaya in this country India Scott	$600 [3] Some consider this language of the Pyrenees the most difficult to learn Basque Frank	$600 [24] At 7,402 feet, Blue Mountain Peak is this Caribbean island's highest point Jamaica Frank	$600 [14] Rosalind says, "Men have died from time to time, and worms have eaten them, but not for" this emotion love Frank	$600 [19] In names of cocktails, this title precedes Elizabeth & Bee Queen Scott
$800 [9] His "The American Crisis" pamphlet helped inspire the American victory at Trenton Thomas Paine Frank	$800 [29] Caesar, Victor Hugo & Joan of Arc are saints of Cao Dai, a sect founded by Ngo Van Chieu in this country Vietnam Frank	$800 [4] Speakers of this Invented language sometimes identify themselves by wearing a green star Esperanto Scott	$800 [25] In 1973 NYC's Welfare Island was renamed for this president Franklin Roosevelt Elaine Scott	$800 [15] Laertes says of her, "And from her fair and unpolluted flesh may violets spring!" Ophelia Scott	$800 [20] In the phrase "Captains Courageous", Courageous is this part of speech an adjective Scott
$1,000 [10] This Prussian had drill regulations printed in a manual for Washington's army von Steuben Frank	DD $1,300 [30] The Catholic translation of the Latin Vulgate Bible named for a place in France the Douay version of the Bible Frank	DD $2,500 [5] Upper Lusatian, Macedonian & Russian are members of this branch of the Indo-European group Slavic Scott	$1,000 [26] This Michigan island was once a regional headquarters for John Jacob Astor's American Fur Company Mackinac Island	$1,000 [16] This king awakens from dreaming about ghosts screaming, "Give me another horse!" Richard III Frank	$1,000 [21] Rosa Bonheur achieved her fame in this profession; "The Horse Fair" is regarded as her masterpiece a painter

Final Jeopardy!

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY

James River Corp., maker of Brawny towels & Dixie cups, is based in this state capital

Richmond, Virginia

Frank "What is Richmond" — wagered $8,100

Scott "What is [one letter scratched out] Alexandria?" — wagered $5,601

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