Zinc is needed for the formation and maintenance of the skin and mucous membranes. People with skin ulcers are often deficient in zinc, according to the Office of Dietary Supplements. Additionally, insufficient vitamin C can lead to scurvy, a disease that causes connective tissue weakness and gum bleeding.inc and vitamin C may prevent vision loss in older people by delaying the progression of age-related macular degeneration, or AMD. In one study reported by the Office of Dietary Supplements, high intakes of zinc and antioxidants, including vitamin C, reduced the risk of AMD in elderly people.
The $2000 clue was From answers to questions; that's 'Jeopardy!' and the correct question was What is Romans? (Taking Romans from the first two words of the clue, From answers..... So, they technically did not ask/answer about Jeopardy, per se, but they have alluded to the show occasionally.
Jeopardy! was an answer to this frustration, attempting to provide a departure from traditional quiz shows by asking contestants to give their answers in the form of a question. The show caught on and enjoyed a successful daytime run from 1964 to 1975. The original Jeopardy! game show was hosted by Art Flemming and aired on NBC. After 11 years on the air, the show was canceled. Jeopardy! enjoyed a brief, one-season revival in 1978 and was once again canceled because of poor ratings. The New Jeopardy. In 1984, CBS picked up the show and transformed it into a prime-time program with a brand new host. With Alex Trebek at the helm, Jeopardy! returned in syndication in 1984. The show has been on the air ever since, airing five times a week on local CBS affiliate stations. The Game Jeopardy! pits three contestants against one another in every episode.