Transcript 4/6/2011 - Ian Smith
Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 6:46 pm
Ian Smith
Seattle, WA
bouncer
Topic tree (randomized)
Numbers indicate prerandomized level
2 – Booze Hounds
1 – Name Calling
5 – The Long View
10 – Musicology
9 – Economics Indicators
6 – Bon Appetit
8 – Marble Collection
3 – Shop Right
4 – Song Styles
7 – The Beat Goes On
Question 1 (7 – The Beat Goes On)
A human heart beats about 100,000 times each day, or approximately how many times in an average lifetime?
a. 2.5 million
b. 25 million
c. 250 million
d. 2.5 billion
Ask the audience used
Question 2 (4 – Song Styles)
Which of these well-known songs is an example of a sea chantey?
a. Blow the Man Down
b. Auld Lang Syne
c. Oh, Susanna
d. Clementine
Question 3 (3 – Shop Right)
The US Environmental Protection Agency's Energy Star labels can be found on all but which of these consumer products?
a. Cars
b. Televisions
c. Light bulbs
d. Ceiling fans
(end of show)
Seattle, WA
bouncer
Topic tree (randomized)
Numbers indicate prerandomized level
2 – Booze Hounds
1 – Name Calling
5 – The Long View
10 – Musicology
9 – Economics Indicators
6 – Bon Appetit
8 – Marble Collection
3 – Shop Right
4 – Song Styles
7 – The Beat Goes On
Question 1 (7 – The Beat Goes On)
A human heart beats about 100,000 times each day, or approximately how many times in an average lifetime?
a. 2.5 million
b. 25 million
c. 250 million
d. 2.5 billion
Ask the audience used
ATA results
a:1% b:3% c:24% d:72%
value/answer/bank
d. 2.5 billion
value: $25,000
bank: $25,000
value: $25,000
bank: $25,000
Which of these well-known songs is an example of a sea chantey?
a. Blow the Man Down
b. Auld Lang Syne
c. Oh, Susanna
d. Clementine
value/answer/bank
a. Blow the Man Down
value: $5,000
bank: $30,000
value: $5,000
bank: $30,000
The US Environmental Protection Agency's Energy Star labels can be found on all but which of these consumer products?
a. Cars
b. Televisions
c. Light bulbs
d. Ceiling fans
value/answer/bank
a. Cars
value: $3,000
bank: $33,000
value: $3,000
bank: $33,000
