The Law - July 23
Last time, Clay Sellers dropped
out with $100,000, but will our next player's wild ways cost
him the big money?
He's a 42-year-old head attorney
for Cal State who went to Horace Mann Elementary, VICTOR
KING! Let's hope he doesn't sue the kids if he gets the
questions wrong.
First up to help is Spencer,
starting at the left. Let's play!
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2nd Grade Math |
$1,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
|
What is 309
rounded to the nearest hundred? |
Spencer is locked. Victor
locks in 300. He's right for $1000.
|
1st Grade
Vocabulary |
$2,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
|
TRUE OR FALSE? The
word "stern" refers to the front of a boat. |
Victor wishes he was a boat
person. He PEEKS at Spencer's paper. Spencer says, "FALSE".
Victor thought it was false as well. He's going to play it
safe and say true.
In the crowd is Grace (wife)
and her sister. Grace thinks that it's false.
... and it costs him his
save. Spencer's right!
Next up is Jacob.
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4th Grade Science |
$5,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
The force of
attraction between any two objects that have mass is
called what?
a) Gravity
b) Friction
c) Fusion |
Victor goes with A... and
he's right for $5000! $5000 for the new baby.
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2nd Grade
Spelling |
$10,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
|
The names of how
many colors in the rainbow spectrum are spelled with
only three letters? |
At least Victor knows the
mnemonic. Red is the only one with three letters. Red..
Orange... Yellow... Green... Blue... Indigo... Violet.
Red turns into one color for
$10,000! Remember... Read the question.
Next up to help for the
milestone question is Alana, wiping out the first row.
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1st Grade
Geography |
$25,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
|
What state borders
South Dakota to the north? |
It would be North Dakota. It
would be right for $25,000! That money's his for keeps, but
let's look at the $50,000 question.
|
3rd Grade
Measurements |
$50,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
|
What unit of power
is abbreviated by the letter "W"? |
It's gotta be the watt... and
Victor's gotta be right.
Jacob, in all his wiseacre
form, said, "What? A watt?"
Up to help in round 4 is
Marki.
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3rd Grade Animal
Science |
$100,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
|
TRUE OR FALSE? The
Alaskan malamute is a species of fish. |
With no more peek or save
left, Victor has only one move... COPY. He would've guessed
FALSE. He would've been right.
Spencer wrote, "False. It's a
dog. My neighbor has 2. They are cool!"
That... counts for nothing.
Marki wrote... FALSE! That's $100,000!
But now Victor's flying
blind. Let's see how he feels about this next question of
his choosing...
|
4th Grade World
Geography |
$175,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
|
In terms of area,
what is the largest desert in Africa? |
He could walk away with the
$100,000.... OR he could go for it, risking the...
"Sahara."... Hey, don't
answer too quickly.
Sahara... most famous... most
popular... most spacious! That's $175,000!
|
5th Grade
Cultural Studies |
$300,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
|
The ancient region
known as Mesopotamia was bordered by the Euphrates and
what other river? |
Now think about this... you
can answer and risk the $150,000... or you can run with
$175,000... But for the love of God think this through
carefully.
Victor locks in Tigris... and
that's $300,000!
Down to the last question
in...
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5th Grade World
History |
$500,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
|
The League of
Nations was formed at the conclusion of what war? |
A shot at the question will
cost $275,000.... but you can walk with $300,000.
"World War I." Victor locks
it in... and he's right again! Victor's up half a mill...
but now comes the business end. The subject for the Million
Dollar Question is...
5TH GRADE HEALTH.
Victor can either take the
$500,000 and run... OR go for it. BUT if he decides to see
the question, he cannot walk away. Will he put $475,000 at
risk for a chance to win another $500,000?
Nope. He doesn't know a thing
about health, so he drop out with $500,000.
Here's what the question
would've been...
|
5th Grade Health |
MILLION
DOLLAR QUESTION |
|
Of the 32 teeth in
the typical adult human mouth, how many are bicuspids? |
"Dang if I know." Alana said
4. Victor would've guessed 4... They're both wrong.
Correct answer: 8.
And hey, at half a mill, he
can afford not to be smarter than a 5th grader...
Hey, guess what? School's out
for the summer! We'll see you in the fall for more classroom
antics here at Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader
Elementary... home of the fighting Rednecks. See you soon!