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Tara Kubiak
Vineland, NJ
Spanish teacher

Double Money Week

Topic Tree:

10 Stellar Students
9 Celebrities Gone Wild
8 National Zoo
7 Pit Stop
6 Periodicals Past
5 Unlikely Duos
4 Starting Up
3 Bright Idea
2 Goin’ to the Chapel
1 Food Fights

Topic Tree: (randomized)

5 Unlikely Duos
9 Celebrities Gone Wild
8 National Zoo
3 Bright Idea
6 Periodicals Past
2 Goin’ to the Chapel
7 Pit Stop
4 Starting Up
10 Stellar Students (Double Money)
1 Food Fights

Question 1 - 1 Food Fights
In 2012, a Tennessee man was found guilty of assaulting a McDonald’s employee for putting hot fudge at the bottom of his what, instead of on top?
A. Apple pie
B. Iced latte
C. Sundae
D. Vanilla shake

Spoiler

C. Sundae
$2K
Bank - $2K

Question 2 - 10 Stellar Students (Double Money)
Which of these West Point alumni famously graduated from the academy without receiving a single demerit during his four years there?
A. George Patton
B. Robert E. Lee
C. Douglas MacArthur
D. William T. Sherman

ATA

ATA results

32% A. George Patton
41% B. Robert E. Lee
23% C. Douglas MacArthur
4% D. William T. Sherman

JTQ 1

Spoiler

B. Robert E. Lee
$15K
Bank - $2K

Question 3 - 4 Starting Up
To activate the device, Google Glass designers considered using the phrases “Hear Me Now” and “Pew Pew Pew” before settling on what?
A. “Hey, Glass”
B. “Glass, start”
C. “Listen, Glass”
D. “Ok, Glass”

JTQ 2

Spoiler

D. “Ok, Glass”
$100
Bank - $2K

Question 4 - 7 Pit Stop
Which scientific concept explains why gas gauge needles can appear lower when viewed from the front passenger’s seat of the car?
A. Bernoulli’s principle
B. Stochasticity
C. Doppler effect
D. Parallax

Tara makes

Spoiler

Bernoulli’s principle

her final answer.

Spoiler

D. Parallax
Bank - Tara leaves with $1K

commercial break

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 4 - 7 Pit Stop
Which scientific concept explains why gas gauge needles can appear lower when viewed from the front passenger’s seat of the car?
A. Bernoulli’s principle
B. Stochasticity
C. Doppler effect
D. Parallax

Tara makes

Spoiler

Bernoulli’s principle

her final answer.

Spoiler

D. Parallax
Bank - Tara leaves with $1K

It seemed like she answered that question pretty quickly, without having any explanation for her answer. Maybe that was the editing. Then again, since all her lifelines were gone and she'd only keep half of the $2K in her bank if she walked, she was risking absolutely nothing.

Question 2 - 10 Stellar Students (Double Money)
Which of these West Point alumni famously graduated from the academy without receiving a single demerit during his four years there?
A. George Patton
B. Robert E. Lee
C. Douglas MacArthur
D. William T. Sherman

ATA

ATA results

32% A. George Patton
41% B. Robert E. Lee
23% C. Douglas MacArthur
4% D. William T. Sherman

JTQ 1

Spoiler

B. Robert E. Lee
$15K
Bank - $2K

Nice of 'em to pick three pills as distractors. BTW, one of my high school history teachers said that Custer graduated with 98.

Question 3 - 4 Starting Up
To activate the device, Google Glass designers considered using the phrases “Hear Me Now” and “Pew Pew Pew” before settling on what?
A. “Hey, Glass”
B. “Glass, start”
C. “Listen, Glass”
D. “Ok, Glass”

JTQ 2

Spoiler

D. “Ok, Glass”
$100
Bank - $2K

JTQ 1

Question 4 - 7 Pit Stop
Which scientific concept explains why gas gauge needles can appear lower when viewed from the front passenger’s seat of the car?
A. Bernoulli’s principle
B. Stochasticity
C. Doppler effect
D. Parallax

Tara makes

Spoiler

Bernoulli’s principle

her final answer.

Spoiler

D. Parallax
Bank - Tara leaves with $1K

JTQ 2. I'm doomed.

JTQ questions 2 and 3.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Tara Kubiak
Vineland, NJ
Spanish teacher

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 3 - 4 Starting Up
To activate the device, Google Glass designers considered using the phrases “Hear Me Now” and “Pew Pew Pew” before settling on what?
A. “Hey, Glass”
B. “Glass, start”
C. “Listen, Glass”
D. “Ok, Glass”

JTQ 2

Spoiler

D. “Ok, Glass”
$100
Bank - $2K

JTQ for me.