Transcript 05/10/10 Jessica Carei
Posted: Mon May 10, 2010 5:46 pm
Jessica Carei
Brooklyn, NY
Recent NYU graduate
Works at a coffee shop
Guest host John Henson.
Today’s ATE is writer, comedian and contributor for “CBS Sunday Morning,” Mo Rocca.
Topic Tree:
Prophets
The Nobel Prize
Shakespeare
Hormones
Common Names
Vocabulary
Acclaimed Authors
Doing Time
Rock Albums
At the Bookstore
School Days
Word Origins
Medical Conditions
In the Dictionary
Idioms
$500 Two people who are “shooting the breeze” are generally doing what?
A. Eating
B. Chatting
C. Walking
D. Regretting seeing each other
$1K Now a term for a potentially dangerous situation, a “powder keg” originally referred to a container for what?
A. Gunpowder
B. Baby powder
C. Baking powder
D. Chili powder
$2K “Tingling Thigh Syndrome,” also known as “Calvin Klein Syndrome,” is a result of wearing overly skinny what?
A. Shoes
B. Jeans
C. Scarves
D. Blouses
$3K the term “head honcho” is derived in part from the Japanese word “hancho,” which roughly translates as what?
A. Group leader
B. Wooden shoe
C. Happy song
D. Water bowl
$5K A product of his state’s top schools, Daniel Webster attended Exeter and Dartmouth before representing which of these states in Congress?
A. Virginia
B. New York
C. New Hampshire
D. Pennsylvania
ATE (5)
Mo says that would have to be New Hampshire.
commercial break
$7.5K A best-selling book by TV host Elisabeth Hasselbeck, “The G-Free Diet” offers advice to those seeking to avoid eating what?
A. Glucose
B. Grease
C. Gluten
D. Garlic
$10K What rock band dedicated a 2005 album to its lead singer’s father-in-law, director Bruce Paltrow?
A. Green Day
B. Coldplay
C. Fall Out Boy
D. Radiohead
$12.5K Sara Jane Moore served over thirty years in prison for her attempted assassination of whom in 1975?
A. Henry Kissinger
B. Pope Paul VI
C. Kurt Waldheim
D. Gerald Ford
ATA ( 18 )
5% A. Henry Kissinger
10% B. Pope Paul VI
2% C. Kurt Waldheim
83% D. Gerald Ford
commercial break
Today's "You're in the Hot Seat" winning answer is "Group leader."
$15K Which of these acclaimed authors has won an Oscar?
A. John Updike
B. John Irving
C. John le Carré
D. John Steinbeck
$25K By definition, a mycophile is a person who is quite fond of what?
A. Four-leaf clovers
B. Mushrooms
C. Fallen antlers
D. Spider webs
DD (5)
Jessica’s first choice, spider webs, is incorrect.
Jessica’s second choice, fallen antlers, is also incorrect.
Jessica leaves with $5K.
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Answers:
$500 B. Chatting
$1K A. Gunpowder
$2K B. Jeans
$3K A. Group leader
$5K C. New Hampshire
$7.5K C. Gluten
$10K B. Coldplay
$12.5K D. Gerald Ford
$15K B. John Irving
$25K B. Mushrooms
Brooklyn, NY
Recent NYU graduate
Works at a coffee shop
Guest host John Henson.
Today’s ATE is writer, comedian and contributor for “CBS Sunday Morning,” Mo Rocca.
Topic Tree:
Prophets
The Nobel Prize
Shakespeare
Hormones
Common Names
Vocabulary
Acclaimed Authors
Doing Time
Rock Albums
At the Bookstore
School Days
Word Origins
Medical Conditions
In the Dictionary
Idioms
$500 Two people who are “shooting the breeze” are generally doing what?
A. Eating
B. Chatting
C. Walking
D. Regretting seeing each other
Spoiler
B. Chatting (7)
A. Gunpowder
B. Baby powder
C. Baking powder
D. Chili powder
Spoiler
A. Gunpowder (7)
A. Shoes
B. Jeans
C. Scarves
D. Blouses
Spoiler
B. Jeans (6)
A. Group leader
B. Wooden shoe
C. Happy song
D. Water bowl
Spoiler
A. Group leader (6)
A. Virginia
B. New York
C. New Hampshire
D. Pennsylvania
ATE (5)
Mo says that would have to be New Hampshire.
Spoiler
C. New Hampshire (3)
$7.5K A best-selling book by TV host Elisabeth Hasselbeck, “The G-Free Diet” offers advice to those seeking to avoid eating what?
A. Glucose
B. Grease
C. Gluten
D. Garlic
Spoiler
C. Gluten (14)
A. Green Day
B. Coldplay
C. Fall Out Boy
D. Radiohead
Spoiler
B. Coldplay (22)
A. Henry Kissinger
B. Pope Paul VI
C. Kurt Waldheim
D. Gerald Ford
ATA ( 18 )
5% A. Henry Kissinger
10% B. Pope Paul VI
2% C. Kurt Waldheim
83% D. Gerald Ford
Spoiler
D. Gerald Ford (13)
Today's "You're in the Hot Seat" winning answer is "Group leader."
$15K Which of these acclaimed authors has won an Oscar?
A. John Updike
B. John Irving
C. John le Carré
D. John Steinbeck
Spoiler
B. John Irving (11)
A. Four-leaf clovers
B. Mushrooms
C. Fallen antlers
D. Spider webs
DD (5)
Jessica’s first choice, spider webs, is incorrect.
Jessica’s second choice, fallen antlers, is also incorrect.
Jessica leaves with $5K.
Spoiler
B. Mushrooms (2)
Answers:
$500 B. Chatting
$1K A. Gunpowder
$2K B. Jeans
$3K A. Group leader
$5K C. New Hampshire
$7.5K C. Gluten
$10K B. Coldplay
$12.5K D. Gerald Ford
$15K B. John Irving
$25K B. Mushrooms