New York City
lawyer, recently moved from Washington, DC
Wants to win enough money to so back to school to become a teacher
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Topic Tree: (Randomized)
Classic Jan
Good Sense
Candylicious
Secret Identities
Magazine Honors
Historical Knockoffs
Get to It
Going the Distance
Art Exhibit
Let the Sunshine In
Question 1 - Let the Sunshine In
As suggested by its name, Sun-In sprays are designed to do what to hair?
A: Untangle it
B: Straighten it
C: Lighten its color
D: Trim it
Answer and value
C: Lighten its color
Value: $2,000
Bank: $2,000
Value: $2,000
Bank: $2,000
A landmark exhibition of contemporary art organized by Roger Fry in 1910 was titled "Manet and the Post-" what?
A: Symbolists
B: Surrealists
C: Impressionists
D: Minimalists
Answer and value
C: Impressionists
Value: $500
Bank: $2,500
Value: $500
Bank: $2,500
Many fitness specialists suggest that adults try to walk 10,000 steps a day, which is roughly how far?
A: 1 mile
B: 2 miles
C: 5 miles
D: 10 miles
Spoiler
He figures a step at about a yard. There's "5,200" (sic) feet in a mile. So that's about 1,700 steps. That seems like a lot, so he has to think about it.
Answer and value
C: 5 miles
Value: $15,000
Bank: $17,500
Value: $15,000
Bank: $17,500
Someone who is trying to quickly recount an anecdote will commonly say which of these phrases?
A: Big story little
B: Long story short
C: Slow story fast
D: Tall story small
Answer and value
B: Long story short
Value: $3,000
Bank: $20,500
Value: $3,000
Bank: $20,500
Girlfriend, mom, and sister are all there in the audience.
Question 5 - Historical Knockoffs
Both sitting over 3,500 miles away from the original site, replicas of what monument exist in the Texas cities of Hunt and Odessa?
A: Arc de Triomphe
B: Stonehenge
C: The Colosseum
D: The Sphinx
Spoiler
The Sphinx is much further away, but he can't narrow down the other three.
Answer and value
B: Stonehenge
Value: $100
Bank: $20,500
Value: $100
Bank: $20,500
What magazine began its "Man of the Year" issue as an apology to Charles Lindbergh, who initially wasn't given a cover after his historic flight?
A: Esquire
B: The New Yorker
C: People
D: Time
Answer and value
D: Time
Value: $1,000
Bank: $21,500
Value: $1,000
Bank: $21,500
The nonfiction book "The Irregulars" made news with the claims that Roald Dahl, Noël Coward, and Ian Fleming were all secretly what?
A: British spies
B: Russian spies
C: American spies
D: German spies
Answer and value
A: British spies
Value: $10,000
Bank: $31,500
Value: $10,000
Bank: $31,500
The classic candy known as circus peanuts is traditionally made out of what?
A: Caramel
B: Marshmallow
C: Fudge
D: Toffee
Answer and value
B: Marshmallow
Value: $5,000
Bank: $36,500
Value: $5,000
Bank: $36,500
"Club Millionaire? More like "spayed Millionaire"! Am I right? C'mon now... " question.
A popular pastime the world over, "karaoke" is a Japanese word which roughly translates to what?
A: Pretty voice
B: Empty orchestra
C: Newborn star
D: Without shame
Spoiler
B: Empty orchestra
Besides its mouth, the common housefly uses what body part to taste?
A: Feet
B: Nose
C: Wings
D: Antennae
Spoiler
His initial thought was antennae. But he doesn't want to risk his bank.
Answer and value
A: Feet
Value: $7,000
Bank: $36,500
Value: $7,000
Bank: $36,500
Jan Brady delivers her famous line "Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!" in a "Brady Bunch" episode where she also does what?
A: Auditions for a play
B: Enters an essay contest
C: Takes up tap dancing
D: Purchases a wig
Spoiler
A: 40%
B: 14%
C: 10%
D: 36%
B: 14%
C: 10%
D: 36%
Answer and value
B: Enters an essay contest
Value: known to be $25,000
Bank: half of $36,500
Value: known to be $25,000
Bank: half of $36,500
