Finals:
Mancuso/Briley/Schaefer - Part 1
May 10
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. 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.
Part 1 starts.... now.
Elyse Mancuso
Omaha, NE
junior
FINALIST |
Catherine Briley
Grand Prairie,
LA
senior
FINALIST |
Rose Schaefer
Portland, OR
junior
FINALIST |
Jeopardy! round...
DINOSAURS |
MAY I HAVE
SECONDS? |
STATE CAPITAL
ATTRACTIONS |
INTERNET
SHORTHAND |
A GRAY AREA |
WHEEL OF
MOVIE
TAGLINES |
Daily Double: $800 Dinosaurs. Elyse
bets all of her $1000 on this: Tyrannosaurus rex didn't live during the Jurassic
Period but rather in this one. "What is the Cretaceous?" ... FOR THE DOUBLER,
$2000!
At the end of Jeopardy!...
$7,400 |
$4,200 |
$0 |
Elyse |
Catherine |
Rose |
Double Jeopardy! round...
COMPLETES
THE POETIC LINE |
FAMOUS
FRENCH FOLKS |
IN THE
DICTIONARY |
PHYSICS |
FOREIGN
FOOD |
TV SHOWS BY
CHARACTER |
Daily Double #1: $1600 Completes the
Poetic Line. Rose has $6400, betting $3000 on this: "For the children, they
mark, / And the children, they know / The place where the ____ ends." "What is
the sidewalk?" CORRECT for $9400!
Daily Double #2: $800 Physics. It's
the last clue in the round, and it belongs to Elyse. She bets $3000 on this:
this elementary particle that makes up light has no mass or electric charge.
"What is a photon?" Correct for $13,200 at the end of Double Jeopardy!...
$13,200 |
$7,400 |
$9,400 |
Elyse |
Catherine |
Rose |
Remember, this is a two-day
affair, with the scores for today carrying over to tomorrow.
Final Jeopardy! category:
OLYMPICS HISTORY
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BESIDES
ANTARCTICA, THE 2 CONTINENTS THAT HAVE NEVER HOSTED THE SUMMER OR WINTER
OLYMPIC GAMES |
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Correct response: what are Africa &
South America? (C-Note: will change with Rio in the 2016 Summer Games)
Catherine's response: what are Africa and South America? CORRECT. Wager: $2600. Total: $10,000.
Rose's response: what are Africa and South America? CORRECT. Wager: $3000.
Total: $12,400.
Elyse's response: what are South America and Africa? CORRECT. Wager:
$10,000. Total: $23,200.
Elyse came to play. Going into the
half.
Elyse Mancuso |
Catherine Briley |
Rose Schaefer |
$23,200 |
$10,000 |
$12,400 |
But this is just one day.
People have come from behind, from WAY behind, to win it all. Will that
happen tomorrow?
To read all about the tournaments
and the contestants, go to
www.jeopardy.com.
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