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Fifteen of the game's best return for a shot at a quarter-million and the right to be called a Jeopardy! super champion.

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Semifinals: Scripps/NWU/MIT
May 13

Last week, fifteen collegians took to the Jeopardy! stage and pitched bout for a shot at $100,000 and the title of Jeopardy! College Champion. With that comes a seat in the $250,000 Tournament of Champions. The game went to nine of them -- five winners and four wild cards. Now they face each other in a win-or-go-home semi to determine who will play for $100,000 on the two-day final.

What challenges await the brightest collegians in the country? How will they rise to meet them? The answers to these questions could be worth $100,000 for the winner, $50,000 for the first runner-up, and $25,000 for the second runner-up. Semifinalists are guaranteed $10,000. Any and all prizes depend on how far up a player moved in the standings.

Semifinal #1...

Hannah Shoenhard
orig. Tulsa, OK
junior, Scripps College
Daniel Donohue
Arlington Heights, IL
junior, Northwestern
WILD CARD
Trevor Walker
Miami Shores, FL
sophomore, MIT
AUTOMATIC SEMIFINALIST

Jeopardy! round...

PACK 12 SAME VOWEL
WORDS
TALES OF HIGH
ADVENTURE
ALL THE
SINGLE LADIES
THE 2012
TEAM MVP
YOU DID BAD

Daily Double: $800 You Did Bad. Hannah has $3800 to Daniel's $4600. She fronts $1000 on this: this term for exclusion from a group goes back to temporary banishment in ancient Greece. "What is exile?" No, it was ostracism, dropping her to $2800.

At the end of Jeopardy!...

$2,400 $6,200 $2,400
Hannah Daniel Trevor

Double Jeopardy! round...

ALL UP IN
YOUR BUSINESS
SIDEKICKS THE
17th CENTURY
2 ANIMALS
IN ONE
YOU DID GOOD

All of the clues in category #1 will be delivered by CNN journalists.

Video Daily Double #1: $2000 the 17th Century. Hannah has $4000, $1400 off the lead enjoyed by Daniel. She bets $2000 on this: in the painting seen here, this Dutch artist portrayed another girl with a pearl earring--possibly his daughter. "Who is Vermeer?" For the lead, $1600! 

Daily Double #2: $1600 2 Animals in One. Trevor has rallied to $8000 to $8200 for Daniel. He fronts $2000 on this: this little rodent hops on its hind legs, just like its namesake marsupial. "What's a kangaroo rat?" CORRECT for $10,000!

At the end of Double Jeopardy!...

$5,200 $11,000 $19,600
Hannah Daniel Trevor

Now the rules, from our friends at J-Archive.com:

- Hannah wins if: Daniel and Trevor bet against each other and lose.
- Daniel wins if: he bets $8601 and is correct, while forcing Trevor to play to win.
- Trevor wins if: he bets between $2401 and $9199 and is correct.

Final Jeopardy! category: AUTHORS IN THE NEWS

 

WHEN CURIOSITY TOUCHED DOWN ON MARS IN 2012, ITS LANDING SITE WAS NAMED IN HONOR OF THIS AUTHOR WHO DIED WEEKS BEFORE

 

Correct response: who was Ray Bradbury?

Hannah's response: who is Ray Bradbury? CORRECT. Wager: $0. Total: $5200.
Daniel's response: who was Arthur C. Clarke? WRONG. Wager: $10,998. Total: $2.
Trevor's response: who is Sagan? WRONG. Wager: $2401. Total: $14,199.

Finalist: Trevor Walker

Trevor made a late-stage rally and hit all the important clues, but where he won it? The Final. He did the bare minimum, hoping that his opponents would be wrong. In Hannah's case, she bet against herself. Now Trevor has little time to prepare his finals strategy...

... before we face another three tomorrow.

To read all about the tournaments and the contestants, go to www.jeopardy.com.