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    $1000 20
This Italian septet includes the Viminal & the Quirinal
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Show #9349 - Thursday, June 5, 2025

Contestants

Nikhil Joshi, a veterinarian originally from Montville, New Jersey

Sarah Fuller, a special education teacher from Athens, Ohio

Joey Quismorio, a product manager originally from San Antonio, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $17,201)

Jeopardy! Round

AMERICAN AUTHORS
RHYMING EXPRESSIONS IN OTHER WORDS
DEEP-SEA DIVING
SEVENS
THE WINNING SHOT
ONIONS
    $200 22
Ray Bradbury used a pay typewriter at UCLA to write a novella, "The Fireman", which he later expanded into this novel
    $200 4
Creatures of the family Formicidae within one's trousers
    $200 29
This 15th century genius sketched a face mask, cane tubes & cork float to enable soldiers to attack enemy ships from below
    $200 30
An alphabetical list of a rainbow's 7 traditional colors would begin with this one
    $200 19
No Bull (yet), as a freshman on a team with James Worthy at N.C., he hit the NCAA title-winning shot to beat Georgetown in 1982
    $200 27
Dating back at least to an 1802 recipe calling for frying in plenty of lard, today they're a side at DQ & BK
    $400 16
This author was sometimes called the Mark Twain of our time
    $400 13
All-out purchasing of goods on a spree before falling down exhausted
    $400 28
Many divers breathe a helium-oxygen mix, as under pressure, this element that makes up nearly 80% of air induces a dangerous euphoria
    $400 1
At about 5.4 million square miles, this ocean is the smallest of the "7 Seas"
    $400 18
A true Warrior, he hit a 38-foot game winner vs. OKC in 2016 & sealed a win vs. France with a "Golden Dagger" at the 2024 Olympics
    $400 17
The melodic name of fegato alla veneziana, a traditional dish of this organ meat & onions, may fail to lure your 9-year-old
    DD: $2,800 21
This novelist died in 1851 & is buried about a quarter-mile walk from the Baseball Hall of Fame
    $600 12
Enormous with total authority
    $600 9
In 1935, diver Jim Jarrett used a newly invented suit to explore this ocean liner, whose sinking helped propel the U.S. into World War I
    $600 14
Of Disney's Seven Dwarfs, these are the two whose names don't end in "Y"
    $600 6
Hail! to the victors valiant! In 1989 Rumeal Robinson hit 2 free throws to win an NCAA title for this Big Ten school
    $600 7
Making it the state vegetable, the Lone Star legislature saluted the Texas sweet onion for inhibiting this food prep event
    $800 23
Veronica Roth wrote this first book in her famous dystopian trilogy while on winter break from Northwestern University
    $800 11
Your focused vision concentrated toward a great reward
    $800 8
Some divers live for weeks in pressurized chambers to minimize the need for this process of clearing gas from the body when surfacing
    $800 15
This collective term is used for what were historically the female counterparts to the Ivy League schools
    $800 5
Kawhi Leonard hit "The Shot" to 86 the 76ers in Game 7 of the 2019 Eastern Semis for this north-of-the-border team
    $800 25
It can take an hour in the pan for your onions to get to this sweet, golden-brown state often used in focaccia
    $1000 24
This Pulitzer Prize winner who served up "Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant" has been called our greatest chronicler of family life
    $1000 10
A trio of daily meals with a modest bed included
    $1000 2
Comet discoverer Edmond Halley designed an early version of the airtight diving chamber known by this musical name
    $1000 20
This Italian septet includes the Viminal & the Quirinal
    $1000 3
This star of Romanian heritage hit from near the center court logo to put the New York Liberty up a game in the 2024 WNBA Finals
    $1000 26
Anthony Bourdain's les halles recipe for French onion soup calls for this cheese from the French-speaking part of Switzerland

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

Joey Sarah Nikhil
$1,200 $1,400 $3,000

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Joey Sarah Nikhil
$1,600 $1,000 $4,200

Double Jeopardy! Round

SPIRED UP
SMOOTH SINGERS
WOMEN ON STAMPS
WEIRD SCIENCE
FRENCH HISTORY
MEET ME IN THE "A.M."
    $400 11
Adding a spire helped this building win New York City's race to the sky in 1929; for a hot second, it was the world's tallest structure
    $400 5
A 1990s "SNL" sketch called "Coffee Talk" praised this singer for having a voice "like buttah"
    $400 4
Thank you for being a friend--in March 2025 this beloved TV entertainer was honored on a stamp
    $400 6
When Wilhelm Roentgen discovered "a new kind of invisible light", he used this letter to indicate the rays were unknown
    $400 2
A proposal to develop a theme park at Montereau, site of an 1814 battle in these wars, seems to be languishing
    $400 1
Following 9/11, many more of these undercover law enforcement professionals were added to commercial flights
    $800 10
The spire of Wat Arun, the Buddhist Temple of Dawn seen here, is part of this Asian capital's skyline
    $800 12
He recorded "The Christmas Song" several times, starting in 1946; his 1961 version is still the classic
    $800 17
In 2018 the Postal Service launched a stamp honoring this trailblazing astronaut
    $800 15
A protein involved in embryonic development is named for this video game speedster because of its spiky look
    $800 18
Before the Franks lent their name to the country, France was known by this 4-letter name & predominantly a Celtic land
    $800 19
A traditional Catholic prayer in Latin, it's also a beloved Schubert composition from 1825
    $1200 9
This twin-spired cathedral is Germany's largest Gothic church, which is nothing to sniff at
    $1200 23
"Lose Control" was a 2024 No. 1 hit for this guy whose stage name sounds like a short sentence but actually includes an acronym
    $1200 16
The image on her 2024 stamp was taken from her official 1977 White House portrait
    $1200 14
The opposite of sublimation, this "-tion" word means goes directly from a gas to a solid state & is also a legal testimony in writing
    $1200 22
General Christian de Castries emerged a hero after the defeat of French forces at this Indochinese site in 1954
    $1200 20
Making up most of Turkey, it's the peninsula between the Black & Mediterranean Seas
    $1600 8
In this city with no love for famous Englishmen, Nelson's Pillar was destroyed by a bomb & replaced by An Túr Solais, a 400-foot spire
    $1600 27
Louis Armstrong's rasp contrasted beautifully with her sweet honey sound, dueting on songs like "Cheek To Cheek"
    $1600 25
"Their Eyes Were Watching" this author when she appeared on a stamp as part of the Literary Arts Series
    $1600 13
He said, "Nobody understands quantum mechanics" but his 1965 Nobel Prize for quantum electrodynamics says otherwise
    DD: $1,000 29
On the French Revolutionary calendar, it's the month the Reign of Terror ended (in 1794) & its leader's goose was cooked
    $1600 21
For an orbiting body it's the product of mass, velocity & distance from the center of rotation
    $2000 7
This Wiltshire cathedral with the tallest spire in England has a copy of the Magna Carta inside
    $2000 28
This woman with a smooth voice had the aptly titled hit "Smooth Operator" as well as "No Ordinary Love"
    DD: $2,000 26
One of 2 women honored in the American Choreographers Series of 2004
    $2000 3
With a name from a Dr. Seuss title, this non-Newtonian fluid has weird properties but you can make it from water & cornstarch
    $2000 30
Crowned king of the Franks in 987, he began a direct line of 15 kings that ruled France until 1328
    $2000 24
Don't hush & keep it down now! You don't have 'til Tuesday to remember this woman sang "Voices Carry"!

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Joey Sarah Nikhil
$7,400 $1,400 $5,400

Final Jeopardy! Round

BRAND NAMES
Founded in 1972, this company got its name from a term meaning "hit the target" in the board game Go

Final scores:

Joey Sarah Nikhil
$3,999 $1,400 $5,400
2nd place: $3,000 3rd place: $2,000 New champion: $5,400

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Joey Sarah Nikhil
$10,400 $4,200 $5,400
15 R,
4 W
(including 2 DDs)		 9 R,
5 W
(including 1 DD)		 14 R,
2 W

Combined Coryat: $20,000

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