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    $200 7
In 1896 about 400 people lived in this city on Biscayne Bay; today, it's Florida's second-largest city, behind Jacksonville
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Show #8864 - Thursday, May 4, 2023

Hannah Wilson game 2.

Contestants

Marie Claude Dussault, a translator and editor from Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Warren Grace, a croupier from Lanham, Maryland

Hannah Wilson, a data scientist from Chicago, Illinois (whose 1-day cash winnings total $25,800)

Jeopardy! Round

PHRASING
FLORIDA PLACES
A BIBLE THUMPIN'
U.S. FACTS & FIGURES
MAGAZINES IN OTHER WORDS
ATHLETES NAMED FOR
    $200 11
Meaning to deflate or ridicule another, "taking" this "out of" them alludes to shirt stiffeners
    $200 7
In 1896 about 400 people lived in this city on Biscayne Bay; today, it's Florida's second-largest city, behind Jacksonville
    $200 26
"When they were in the field", this guy "rose up against" this guy "his brother, and slew him"; ye shall name them both
    $200 1
The largest drop on a wood-tracked one of these is 180 feet on Goliath at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, Illinois
    $200 3
"Humans":
Very famous humans, including the annual Most Arousing Male Human Still Breathing
    $200 16
A 2-time Olympic gold medalist in the heptathlon, she was named for Jacqueline Kennedy
    $400 12
When this word from tennis comes before "compliment", it's an insult concealed as praise
    $400 8
Time to make some space and don this cape seen here
    $400 27
This stone-slinging man also "smote the land, and left neither man nor woman alive"
    $400 2
1.5 million high school students took this test in 2021, with an average score of 1060
    $400 21
"She":
Always in fashion, & en Français, s'il vous plaît!
    $400 17
Middle name used by first baseman Willie Aikens; he was born just after another Willie's heroics in the 1954 World Series
    $600 13
All aboard this, an expression for an easy & lucrative job that begins with a turkey topper
    DD: $3,000 9
You can wear your Crocs as you see the gators in this national park established in 1947 at Florida's southwestern tip
    $600 28
"Then the Lord rained upon" these 2 sinful cities "brimstone and fire"
    $600 4
A 2022 count of living U.S. veterans included about 170,000 from this war
    $600 22
"Adequate Home Maintenance":
Will you give your approval to its seal?
    $600 18
Last name of Luke, a player or coach with 3 California NBA teams; he was named for his father's teammate Maurice Lucas
    $800 15
This phrase describes a Toll House product's lack of structural integrity, or any inevitable thing
    $800 10
Each September this very old city reenacts the 1565 landing of its founder Pedro Menéndez de Avilés
    $800 29
The jawbone of an ass is an unusual choice for a weapon, but this guy "slew a thousand men" with one in Judges 15
    $800 5
These organs accounted for nearly 60% of all U.S. transplants in 2022
    $800 23
"Sophisticated":
Take our quiz on its famous quizzes!
    $800 19
Born in 1958, baseball legend Rickey Henderson was named after this teen idol pop singer of the day
    $1000 25
This canine term is used of a long, involved story that typically has an unsatisfying ending
    $1000 14
This city bears the name of the man who led a military installation built in 1838 during the Second Seminole War
    $1000 30
This first 2-part epistle says, "Thrice was I beaten with rods, once was I stoned"
    $1000 6
The conifers cry, "Come back" to those who left this Arkansas city's metro area--from 2010-2020 it lost 1/8 of its people
    $1000 24
"An Ocean":
Dive into politics, pop culture, tech & other stuff
    $1000 20
In 1887 Margaret & William Alexander named their son, a future hall of fame pitcher, for this president

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 15):

Hannah Warren Marie Claude
$8,200 $1,000 $200

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Hannah Warren Marie Claude
$13,000 $3,000 $800

Double Jeopardy! Round

NOVEL COUNTRIES
(Mayim: You give us the country where the books are mainly set.)
THE TOWER OF LONDON
SCIENCE
A SPECIAL TRAIN CAR
21st CENTURY FILMS
ABBRE-V-ATIONS
    $400 1
Sally Rooney's
"Normal People"
    $400 28
Infamous due to the murder there of 2 young princes, the "Garden Tower" at the complex gained this sanguine name in the 16th century
    $400 29
Table salt isn't made up of molecules but of lattices composed of ions of these 2 elements
    $400 30
Dating from 1916, the Cannery Row one of these train-ending cars is an attraction in Monterey, California
    $400 5
The 2022 film version of this antiwar novel by Erich Maria Remarque received 9 Oscar nominations
    $400 22
A VDT is one of these modern devices (I think I'm getting eyestrain!)
    $800 9
"Buddenbrooks" &
"The Book Thief"
    $800 16
A balcony is named this princess' "Walk", where she would stroll while imprisoned there by her half-sister Queen Mary
    $800 27
P & S are types of these waves, from Greek for "shake"
    $800 13
The rail car named Ferdinand Magellan carried FDR 50,000 miles in 2 years; his last journey was to this state in late March 1945
    $800 17
(I'm Reggie Watts.) In addition to music, I had done some stand-up & sketch work but found the type of comedy I wanted to perform in this 2001 "wet hot" movie starring Paul Rudd & Elizabeth Banks
    $800 23
Not as common as the related A-fib, this condition abbreviated V-fib is deadlier
    $1200 8
"Siddhartha"
by Hermann Hesse
    $1200 15
Unlike the non-interacting Queen's Guard, the tower's Yeoman Warders, aka these, conduct tours & answer questions
    DD: $5,000 2
This pioneering computer language got its name from its early use in translating formulas
    DD: $6,000 12
An epically terrible trip from Buffalo to Westfield, N.Y. inspired this man to create the comfy rail cars named for him
    $1200 18
To play the title role in "Elvis", this actor studied the King's every move & worked with a dialect coach to perfect his drawl
    $1200 24
VC can stand for vice chancellor or this honor for the valorous instituted in 1856
    $1600 6
Chinua Achebe's
"Things Fall Apart"
    $1600 14
During the Wars of the Roses, the VIth king of this name was imprisoned, then murdered, in the tower in 1471
    $1600 3
The ratio of the velocity of light in one medium to its velocity in another is called the index of this
    $1600 10
These cars named for the architectural shape up top were the ultimate in mid-century luxury & great views
    $1600 19
(I'm Michael Cera.) I play bass guitar in real life, so it wasn't a stretch for me to pick up a cherry red Rickenbacker 4001 as the title character of this film based on a graphic novel
    $1600 25
.vu is the Internet country code for this nation of the southwestern Pacific formerly known as the New Hebrides
    $2000 7
The basis for a movie: "The Whale Rider"
    $2000 21
Richard II took refuge in the tower in 1381 during this "Revolt"
    $2000 4
Let's "C" if you can name this electrical property measured in farads
    $2000 11
Sarasota's Circus Museum has the private luxury rail car of John from this fraternal family
    $2000 20
This Brit's 21st century film roles include Mr. Woodhouse in "Emma." & has-been rock star Billy Mack in "Love Actually"
    $2000 26
Watch your language, this historic one abbreviated VL that was the main source of the romance languages

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Hannah Warren Marie Claude
$35,200 $4,600 $5,600
(lock game)

Final Jeopardy! Round

BODIES OF WATER
Formed some 10,000-15,000 years ago & with an average depth of only about 150 feet, it's named for a man who sailed through it in 1728

Final scores:

Hannah Warren Marie Claude
$45,200 $100 $8,201
2-day champion: $71,000 3rd place: $1,000 2nd place: $2,000

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Hannah Warren Marie Claude
$24,200 $4,600 $5,600
33 R
(including 3 DDs),
3 W		 10 R,
2 W		 5 R,
1 W

Combined Coryat: $34,400

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