Transcript 06/14/10 Jamie Smarr
Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 6:27 pm
Jamie Smarr
New York, NY
Oversees the building of public schools in New York City.
Today’s ATE is actress and comedian, Margaret Cho.
Topic Tree:
Wars
Artists
States of the Union
Mint Condition
Women Authors
Airports
World Cultures
How Do You Say?
CELEBRITY Q
American Icons
Band Names
Little League
Fruits & Veggies
Medicine
Common Sayings
$500 According to a common saying, “the grass is always greener” where?
A. Under the shady tree
B. On the other side of the fence
C. At the bottom of the hill
D. In Al Gore’s backyard
Meredith warns Jamie that the clock is down to four seconds.
The clock pauses at one second while Jamie decides to ATA. The sound effects continued to click down while the clock stayed at one.
ATA (1)
1% A. Under the shady tree
97% B. On the other side of the fence
0% C. At the bottom of the hill
2% D. In Al Gore’s backyard
$1K Used to describe medical treatments put directly into the veins, the word “intravenous” is commonly abbreviated how?
A. IN
B. IT
C. IV
D. IS
$2K What fruit commonly ranges in size from the five-pound “Sugar Baby” variety to the forty-pound “Jubilee” variety?
A. Kiwi
B. Banana
C. Watermelon
D. Strawberry
$3K Played by children as a way to learn baseball, Tee Ball omits what aspect of the grown-up version of the sport?
A. Batting
B. Catching the ball
C. Base-running
D. Pitching
$5K What popular band chose its name partly as a joke, as it was also the name of a Swedish fish cannery?
A. Queen
B. ABBA
C. Bee Gees
D. Def Leppard
$7.5K “Hoist” and “fly” are the technical terms for the width and length of what U.S. symbol?
A. Dollar bill
B. U.S. passport
C. U.S. flag
D. Social Security card
commercial break
Today’s celebrity is Senator John McCain.
$10K Both my grandfather, John S. McCain Sr., and my father, John S. McCain Jr., held what job?
A. Fortune 500 CEO
B. U.S. Representative
C. University president
D. Four-star Navy admiral
$12.5K According to the Broadcast Pronunciation Guide of the Associated Press, what state capital’s name is pronounced “PEER”?
A. Idaho
B. Wyoming
C. South Dakota
D. Nebraska
$15K Also known as the Sami, the once nomadic people known as the Lapps primarily herded what animal for survival?
A. Bison
B. Reindeer
C. Moose
D. Horse
DD (14)
Jamie’s first choice is correct.
$25K In 2005, an international airport serving Baltimore, MD was renamed to honor what former Supreme Court justice?
A. Thurgood Marshall
B. Earl Warren
C. Oliver Wendell Holmes
D. Louis Brandels
commercial break
$50K Of the following literary women, who is the only one ever to have gotten married?
A. Emily Dickinson
B. Edith Wharton
C. Jane Austen
D. Louisa May Alcott
Jamie makes Jane Austen his final answer.
Jamie leaves with $25K.
Answers:
$500 B. On the other side of the fence
$1K C. IV
$2K C. Watermelon
$3K D. Pitching
$5K B. ABBA
$7.5K C. U.S. flag
$10K D. Four-star Navy admiral
$12.5K C. South Dakota
$15K B. Reindeer
$25K A. Thurgood Marshall
$50K B. Edith Wharton
New York, NY
Oversees the building of public schools in New York City.
Today’s ATE is actress and comedian, Margaret Cho.
Topic Tree:
Wars
Artists
States of the Union
Mint Condition
Women Authors
Airports
World Cultures
How Do You Say?
CELEBRITY Q
American Icons
Band Names
Little League
Fruits & Veggies
Medicine
Common Sayings
$500 According to a common saying, “the grass is always greener” where?
A. Under the shady tree
B. On the other side of the fence
C. At the bottom of the hill
D. In Al Gore’s backyard
Meredith warns Jamie that the clock is down to four seconds.
The clock pauses at one second while Jamie decides to ATA. The sound effects continued to click down while the clock stayed at one.
ATA (1)
1% A. Under the shady tree
97% B. On the other side of the fence
0% C. At the bottom of the hill
2% D. In Al Gore’s backyard
Spoiler
B. On the other side of the fence (0)
A. IN
B. IT
C. IV
D. IS
Spoiler
C. IV (10)
A. Kiwi
B. Banana
C. Watermelon
D. Strawberry
Spoiler
C. Watermelon (10)
A. Batting
B. Catching the ball
C. Base-running
D. Pitching
Spoiler
D. Pitching (2)
A. Queen
B. ABBA
C. Bee Gees
D. Def Leppard
Spoiler
B. ABBA (5)
A. Dollar bill
B. U.S. passport
C. U.S. flag
D. Social Security card
Spoiler
C. U.S. flag (23)
Today’s celebrity is Senator John McCain.
$10K Both my grandfather, John S. McCain Sr., and my father, John S. McCain Jr., held what job?
A. Fortune 500 CEO
B. U.S. Representative
C. University president
D. Four-star Navy admiral
Spoiler
D. Four-star Navy admiral (17)
A. Idaho
B. Wyoming
C. South Dakota
D. Nebraska
Spoiler
C. South Dakota (24)
A. Bison
B. Reindeer
C. Moose
D. Horse
DD (14)
Jamie’s first choice is correct.
Spoiler
B. Reindeer (14)
A. Thurgood Marshall
B. Earl Warren
C. Oliver Wendell Holmes
D. Louis Brandels
Spoiler
A. Thurgood Marshall ( 18 )
$50K Of the following literary women, who is the only one ever to have gotten married?
A. Emily Dickinson
B. Edith Wharton
C. Jane Austen
D. Louisa May Alcott
Jamie makes Jane Austen his final answer.
Jamie leaves with $25K.
Spoiler
B. Edith Wharton (23)
Answers:
$500 B. On the other side of the fence
$1K C. IV
$2K C. Watermelon
$3K D. Pitching
$5K B. ABBA
$7.5K C. U.S. flag
$10K D. Four-star Navy admiral
$12.5K C. South Dakota
$15K B. Reindeer
$25K A. Thurgood Marshall
$50K B. Edith Wharton