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Jeanell Allen
Brooklyn, NY

25 years old
3rd grade teacher

Jeanell’s Plus One is her friend Sean.

$500 As you can see in the viral video entitled “How to Catch a Kangaroo,” if you hold one out for them, a young joey will instinctively get into a what?
A. Bag
B. Football uniform
C. Three-piece suit
D. Speedo

Spoiler

A. Bag

$1K Home to ancient salt deposits, what aptly-named Kentucky state park is where some of the first mastodon bones were found in 1739?
A. Big Bone Lick
B. Big Bone Fondle
C. Big Bone Grope
D. Big Bone Manhandle

ATA

ATA results

66% A. Big Bone Lick
10% B. Big Bone Fondle
8% C. Big Bone Grope
16% D. Big Bone Manhandle

Spoiler

A. Big Bone Lick

$2K Pushing chocolate instead of cocaine, a U.S.-sponsored program helps Colombian farmers transition to planting what?
A. Chicory instead of cola
B. Cacao instead of coca
C. Coriander instead of coconut
D. Corn instead of cassava

Spoiler

B. Cacao instead of coca

$3K Which of these is the name of a trendy cosmetic procedure for men that creates a taut, beach-ready look by injecting saline into the areolas?
A. One-Hour Biceps
B. Abs-racadabra
C. Instapecs
D. QuickieCalves

Spoiler

C. Instapecs

$5K Showing they have a sense of humor, and a knowledge of ‘80’s hair bands, what are the sports teams called at the Arkansas School for the Deaf?
A. Leopards
B. Wildcats
C. Tigers
D. Ocelots

50/50

50/50 leaves

A. Leopards
D. Ocelots

Spoiler

A. Leopards

commercial break

$7K Which of the following canned bean companies shares its name with a Spanish Enlightenment-era painter?
A. Progresso
B. Goya
C. Heinz
D. Del Monte

Spoiler

B. Goya

$10K Ironically, when you combine the first names of 2016 presidential candidates Senator Cruz of TX and Senator Rubio of FL, you get an anagram of what?
A. Tea Party
B. Libertarian
C. Independent
D. Democrat

Spoiler

D. Democrat

$20K In April 2015, it was revealed that Ben Affleck requested that PBS’s “Finding Your Roots” hide the fact that one of his ancestors was what?
A. A deadbeat dad
B. A Nazi
C. A serial killer
D. A slave owner

Spoiler

D. A slave owner

$30K With the shortest term lasting 13 days and the longest 34 years, what position has had people occupy it for an average of about 7.5 years?
A. Pope
B. U.N. Secretary General
C. King of England
D. Supreme Court Justice

+1

Sean says he doesn’t know for sure, but he would go with

Spoiler

Pope.

Spoiler

A. Pope

commercial break

$50K If you need to strengthen your bones, you’d be best off NOT reaching for which of the following, as it has an extremely low percentage of calcium?
A. Tofu
B. Oatmeal
C. A carrot
D. A can of sardines

Jeanell makes

Spoiler

oatmeal

her final answer.

Spoiler

C. A carrot
Jeanell leaves with $5K.

commercial break

QOTD
According to Yahoo! Movies, the popularity of the girl’s name “Madison” can be traced back to what 1984 hit film?
A. Ghostbusters
B. Romancing the Stone
C. The Karate Kid
D. Splash

Spoiler

D. Splash

50K: sardines served w/ bones in, which are made of calcium. I'd guess carrots have lowest calcium, but use 50/50 to narrow down.

It was really sad that contestant didn't just leave at this point.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote: Jeanell Allen
Brooklyn, NY

25 years old
3rd grade teacher

Jeanell’s Plus One is her friend Sean.

Nihil obstat®.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote: $30K With the shortest term lasting 13 days and the longest 34 years, what position has had people occupy it for an average of about 7.5 years?
A. Pope
B. U.N. Secretary General
C. King of England
D. Supreme Court Justice

+1

Sean says he doesn’t know for sure, but he would go with

Spoiler

Pope.

Spoiler

A. Pope

The verbal deliberations were really interesting on this question. First, Jeanel said she could eliminate A from consideration, because there wasn't a Pope in office for only 13 days. After she called on Sean to help, his advice ran the gamut from good to terrible to excellent. He was correctly able to eliminate Secretary General, both because the office hasn't existed that long and because it's term-limited. Then he said he was leaning toward Pope as the the answer because that was a better-documented office than King of England, for example. The Kings of England haven't been well-documented??? But then he was able to recall that there had been a Pope in office only 13 days, and he was even able to (tentatively) supply the right name: John Paul I.

MarleysGh0st wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote: $30K With the shortest term lasting 13 days and the longest 34 years, what position has had people occupy it for an average of about 7.5 years?
A. Pope
B. U.N. Secretary General
C. King of England
D. Supreme Court Justice

+1

Sean says he doesn’t know for sure, but he would go with

Spoiler

Pope.

Spoiler

A. Pope

The verbal deliberations were really interesting on this question. First, Jeanel said she could eliminate A from consideration, because there wasn't a Pope in office for only 13 days. After she called on Sean to help, his advice ran the gamut from good to terrible to excellent. He was correctly able to eliminate Secretary General, both because the office hasn't existed that long and because it's term-limited. Then he said he was leaning toward Pope as the the answer because that was a better-documented office than King of England, for example. The Kings of England haven't been well-documented??? But then he was able to recall that there had been a Pope in office only 13 days, and he was even able to (tentatively) supply the right name: John Paul I.

I think John Paul I was in office for approximately 30 days. --Bob

Bob78164 wrote:I think John Paul I was in office for approximately 30 days. --Bob

Agreed. Urban VII was the 13-and-done. And the longest reigning pope was none other than the original, St. Peter.

QOTD
According to Yahoo! Movies, the popularity of the girl’s name “Madison” can be traced back to what 1984 hit film?
A. Ghostbusters
B. Romancing the Stone
C. The Karate Kid
D. Splash

Spoiler

D. Splash

Glad this wasn't the real thing -- i woulda said Ghostbusters.