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15 of America's smartest 15- to 17-year-olds face each other in trivial combat for bragging rights and $75,000

Recaps by Chico Alexander, GSNN

Host Alex Trebek
Clue Crew Jimmy McGuire
Kelly Miyahara
Sarah Whitcomb
Announcer Johnny Gilbert
Creator Merv Griffin
EP Harry Friedman
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Semifinals: Briley/Greenho/Scruton
May 7

Last week, fifteen teenagers headed to the quiz show equivalent of "The Hunger Games" in Southern California. Now it's on to the Capital, as the action switches to DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, DC. At stake, $75,000 and the title of the 2012 Teen Tournament Champion.

Second place gets $25,000. Third gets $15,000. Semifinalists who make it to this week will receive a guarantee of $10,000. All tournament tributes will receive the all new edition of Classroom Jeopardy! for their schools. All money will be determined, as always, by how far the players go in the tournament.

This is week 2 of the standard two-week affair, meaning that the five game winners and the four wild-cards will meet to compete for a spot in the two-day final. Basically, it's win or go home.

Game 1 of the semifinals...

Catherine Briley
Grand Prairie, LA
senior
WILD CARD
Ben Greenho
Plano, TX
junior
GAME 2 WINNER
Eliza Scruton
Louisville, KY
junior
GAME 1 WINNER

Jeopardy! round...

THEY NAMED A
SCHOOL FOR ME
BOOKS THEME PARK
FUN
ECONOMICALLY
SPEAKING
BAD
KISSERS
"HOLD"
EVERYTHING

Daily Double: $800 Books. Catherine's got $1200... and she's betting it all, or rather, saying "Mr. Trebek, I think I'd like to make this a True Daily Double." For $2400 or nothing... this HG Wells story says the title figure has "goggling spectacles and (a) ghastly bandaged face." "Who is 'The Invisible Man'?" FOR THE DOUBLER, $2400!

At the end of Jeopardy!...

$6,800 $3,000 $5,200
Catherine Ben Eliza

Everyone's off to a great start, now let's keep the momentum going in the Double Jeopardy! round...

THEATER B.C.-ING YOU POP
CULTURE
MEDICAL
CONDITIONS
THE WESTERN
HEMISPHERE
"V"OCABULARY

Daily Double #1: $2000 Theater. Ben has $7000, $200 more than Catherine. He bets $1000 on this: this long-running musical is based on a 1911 horror novel by Gaston Leroux. "What is 'The Phantom of the Opera'?" Correct for $8000.

Daily Double #2: $2000 BC-ing You. Ben has $12,400 to Catherine's $15,200. He bets only $2400 on this: a popular TV & movie subject, this gladiator led a slave revolt that ended with his death in battle in 71 BC. "Who is Spartacus?" Correct for $14,800!

At the end of Double Jeopardy!...

$18,000 $17,600 $6,400
Catherine Ben Eliza

Going to J-Archive.com...

- Eliza wins if... everyone misses, but she only bets $5600.
- Ben wins if.... he bets $4799 and is correct, while Catherine misses.
- Catherine wins if... she bets $17,201 and is correct.

Final Jeopardy! category: ON THE PERIODIC TABLE

 

OF THE 5 ELEMENTS WITH 4-LETTER NAMES, IT'S THE ONLY ONE THAT IS NOT A SOLID AT ROOM TEMPERATURE

 

Correct response: what is neon?

Eliza's response: what is neon? CORRECT. Wager: $6400. Total: $12,800.
Ben's response: what is neon? CORRECT. Wager: $7600. Total: $25,200.
Catherine's response: what is neon? CORRECT. Wager: $17,601. Total: $26,601.

Finalist: Catherine Briley

She was on fire all game, and the final was hers to take if she knew enough about the subject matter to do so.

Now she needs two opponents. Who will they be? Stay tuned...

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