Here are today’s contestants:

– Tyler Stevenson, a special education teacher from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma;
– Nora Inman, a policy analyst from Louisville, Kentucky; and
– Adam Remsen, an attorney and theater producer from Memphis, Tennessee. Adam is a four-day champ with winnings of $72,601.

Jeopardy!

ON THE LONER CALENDAR // BROADWAY MUSICALS BY SONG // MEANINGS OF A GEOGRAPHIC NAMES // COZY WORDS // FIT // TO BE TIDE

DD1 – $600 – COZY WORDS – With an acute accent on its last letter, it’s a co. making chocolate, coffee, etc.; without the accent, a verb meaning snuggle up (Tyler lost $1,600 on a true DD.)

Scores at first break: Adam $4,600, Nora $600, Tyler $1,600.

Scores entering DJ: Adam $6,000, Nora $2,600, Tyler $2,400.

Double Jeopardy!

WORLD HISTORY // IT’S SILENT, G // ALL KINDS OF LIT // WHATEVER’S CLEVER // ADOBE // TV & FILM

DD2 – $1,600 – IT’S SILENT, G – It means a model example or a perfect archetype; when a “shift” of one occurs, there’s a major change of thinking (Adam improved his leading score of $8,400 by $3,000.)

DD3 – $1,600 – ALL KINDS OF LIT – “The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?” is by this playwright who was never afraid of using a question as a play title (Adam added $2,000 up to $13,400.)

Adam scored on both DDs in DJ to build a strong lead, then Tyler made a nice rally but couldn’t quite stop Adam’s runaway into FJ at $26,200 vs. $12,000 for Tyler and $7,400 for Nora.

Final Jeopardy!

AROUND THE WORLD – The only places in mainland Africa where the Euro is official currency are in territories of this nation

Only Adam was correct on FJ, adding $800 to win with $27,000 for a five-day total of $99,601.

Final scores: Adam $27,000, Nora $2,800, Tyler $9,199.

Correct Qs: DD1 – What is Nestlé (nestle)? DD2 – What is paradigm? DD3 – Who was Albee? FJ – What is Spain?