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Charles Horowitz
Weston, FL

13-years-old

Whiz Kids Week (carryover)

$50K There are more of which of the following than all of the other choices combined?
A. Countries in Africa
B. Plays in Shakespeare’s First Folio
C. Moons in the solar system
D. Total number of U.S. Vice Presidents

Spoiler

C. Moons in the solar system

$100K In the book “Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator,” the sequel to “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” Charlie and Willy Wonka do what at the end?
A. Go hunting in a hot air balloon
B. Eat dinner in a blimp
C. Fly a rocket to Mount Everest
D. Take a helicopter to the White House

+1

Charles’ father is leaning toward

Spoiler

eat dinner in a blimp.

Charles is leaning that way as well, so he makes it his final answer.

Spoiler

D. Take a helicopter to the White House
Charles leaves with $50K.

100K: No idea. Throw whatever I have at it.

This kid was great.

I didn't even know there was a second Charlie/Chocolate. Nothing helps me, I think.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Charles Horowitz
Weston, FL

13-years-old

Whiz Kids Week (carryover)

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$50K There are more of which of the following than all of the other choices combined?
A. Countries in Africa
B. Plays in Shakespeare’s First Folio
C. Moons in the solar system
D. Total number of U.S. Vice Presidents

Spoiler

C. Moons in the solar system

Even if you don't count the rings of Saturn as composed of individual moonlets.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$100K In the book “Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator,” the sequel to “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” Charlie and Willy Wonka do what at the end?
A. Go hunting in a hot air balloon
B. Eat dinner in a blimp
C. Fly a rocket to Mount Everest
D. Take a helicopter to the White House

+1

Charles’ father is leaning toward

Spoiler

eat dinner in a blimp.

Charles is leaning that way as well, so he makes it his final answer.

Spoiler

D. Take a helicopter to the White House
Charles leaves with $50K.

If I still have lifelines, I'm using them here.