Transcript 05/13/13 Alia Horwick
Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 9:55 pm
Alia Horwick
Evanston, IL
Topic Tree:
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Topic Tree: (randomized)
Crown Jewels
Big Messages
Law Partners
Twins
Starting Place
Treacherous Traipsing
Tasty Technology
Kid Lit
Carson’s Car
Book of Love
Question 1 - Book of Love
As one of the city’s most famous natives, whose “Little Black Book” fittingly went on display at the Chicago History Museum in 2012?
A. Frank Sinatra
B. Hugh Hefner
C. Jack Nicholson
D. Errol Flynn
Question 2 - Carson’s Car
Perhaps wanting others to think he as an “all-around” good guy, Johnny Carson reportedly had a vanity license plate that read what?
A. 90 GUY
B. 180 GUY
C. 270 GUY
D. 360 GUY
Question 3 - Kid Lit
“Click, Clack, Moo” is a children’s book subtitled what?
A. Cats That Cook
B. Pigs That Drive
C. Cows That Type
D. Horses That Knit
Question 4 - Tasty Technology
Opting for mouth-watering nicknames, all but which of the following foods has been used to name versions of the Android operating system?
A. Gingerbread
B. Fruit Sorbet
C. Ice Cream Sandwich
D. Honeycomb
JTQ 1
commercial break
Question 5 - Treacherous Traipsing
Each summer in Moscow, Glamour magazine awards the winner of a race that must be run entirely in what?
A. Flip-flops
B. Ballet flats
C. High heels
D. House slippers
JTQ 2
Question 6 - Starting Place
Not to be confused with the TV show, what city is nicknamed “Mile 0 City” because it lies at the start of the Alaska Highway?
A. Dawson’s Creek
B. Gideon Crossing
C. Twin Peaks
D. Spin City
ATA
Alia decides to walk
Evanston, IL
Topic Tree:
not shown
Topic Tree: (randomized)
Crown Jewels
Big Messages
Law Partners
Twins
Starting Place
Treacherous Traipsing
Tasty Technology
Kid Lit
Carson’s Car
Book of Love
Question 1 - Book of Love
As one of the city’s most famous natives, whose “Little Black Book” fittingly went on display at the Chicago History Museum in 2012?
A. Frank Sinatra
B. Hugh Hefner
C. Jack Nicholson
D. Errol Flynn
Spoiler
B. Hugh Hefner
$2K
Bank - $2K
$2K
Bank - $2K
Perhaps wanting others to think he as an “all-around” good guy, Johnny Carson reportedly had a vanity license plate that read what?
A. 90 GUY
B. 180 GUY
C. 270 GUY
D. 360 GUY
Spoiler
D. 360 GUY
$25K
Bank - $27K
$25K
Bank - $27K
“Click, Clack, Moo” is a children’s book subtitled what?
A. Cats That Cook
B. Pigs That Drive
C. Cows That Type
D. Horses That Knit
Spoiler
C. Cows That Type
$7K
Bank - $34K
$7K
Bank - $34K
Opting for mouth-watering nicknames, all but which of the following foods has been used to name versions of the Android operating system?
A. Gingerbread
B. Fruit Sorbet
C. Ice Cream Sandwich
D. Honeycomb
JTQ 1
Spoiler
B. Fruit Sorbet
$100
Bank - $34K
$100
Bank - $34K
Question 5 - Treacherous Traipsing
Each summer in Moscow, Glamour magazine awards the winner of a race that must be run entirely in what?
A. Flip-flops
B. Ballet flats
C. High heels
D. House slippers
JTQ 2
Spoiler
C. High heels
$10K
Bank - $34K
$10K
Bank - $34K
Not to be confused with the TV show, what city is nicknamed “Mile 0 City” because it lies at the start of the Alaska Highway?
A. Dawson’s Creek
B. Gideon Crossing
C. Twin Peaks
D. Spin City
ATA
ATA results
25% A. Dawson’s Creek
24% B. Gideon Crossing
44% C. Twin Peaks
7% D. Spin City
24% B. Gideon Crossing
44% C. Twin Peaks
7% D. Spin City
Alia decides to walk
Spoiler
A. Dawson’s Creek
Alia leaves with $17K
Alia leaves with $17K