The Music Maestra - June 28
Last time, Ben Buys invokes the
help of the man upstairs to win $300,000. Tonight, Andy Gala
continues his run at the million with Jacob by his side.
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1st Grade US
Geography |
$10,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
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The US state of
Hawaii is located in which ocean? |
Andy would love to go to
Hawaii. He thinks it's the Pacific Ocean... and he's right
for $10,000!
Now comes the milestone.
Who'll help him out here? How about, oh... Marki?
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2nd Grade Grammar |
$25,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
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The following
sentence contains how many possessive pronouns? "Alana
let Jacob ride her bike because his had a flat tire." |
Andy thinks that it's two,
"her" and "his". The rest of the class has two... and
everyone's right!
Now for the freebie...
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3rd Grade World
Geography |
$50,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
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What is the
capital of the United Kingdom? |
Andy thinks that it's London,
but he's not entirely sure. He uses his COPY. The correct
answer WAS London. Marki said... Georgia. Not right, but no
harm, no foul as he walks away with $25,000.
Next comes a 25-year-old
marketing rep who attended Kehrs Mill Elementary in
Chesterfield, MO, STEPHANIE WOMBACH. She wanted to be a
schoolteacher.
First up to help is Alana.
First question is...
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1st Grade Animal
Science |
$1,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
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TRUE OR FALSE?
Brown bears can be found in the wild in North America. |
Stephanie is confident that
it's true. Absolutely correct for $1000.
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1st Grade Math |
$2,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
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A rectangle has
how many sides? |
Four? Four! That's worth
$2000.
Out goes Alana, in comes
Spencer.
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2nd Grade
Astronomy |
$5,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
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TRUE OR FALSE?
Meteor showers occur when the earth passes through the
dust of a comet's tail. |
Stephanie guesses true...
Spencer said true.. Correct answer is true!
In the crowd tonight are some
friends of Stephanie.
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3rd Grade Art |
$10,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
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What US city is
home to the Metropolitan Museum of Art? |
She's pretty sure that the
Met is in New York. She rings in with New York.
"NEW YORK CITY?!".... is
right for $10,000!
Next up to help is Marki. Her
second milestone of the night.
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2nd Grade US
Geography |
$25,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
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Kyle and Jacob hop
in a car in San Francisco, California, and start driving
due east. What is the first state they will pass into? |
After pleading the fifth
about driving without a license, Stephanie locks in with
Nevada... CORRECT!
Next is the freeball.
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5th Grade Health |
$50,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
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In the 1950s, Dr.
Jonas Salk developed the vaccine that would protect
people from what disease? |
She thinks the answer is
polio... and she's right!
Jacob said... the chicken
disease.
New classmate coming. It's
Mr. Chicken Disease.
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4th Grade Life
Science |
$100,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
In humans, bone
marrow produces which of the following types of blood
cells?
a) Red
b) White
c) Both red and white |
If there were no choices,
Stephanie would've gone with white. She elects to peek at
Jacob's paper. Jacob wrote... chicken disease. Kidding. He
said C.
She goes with it... Good
move, she's got $100,000!
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4th Grade World
Geography |
$175,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
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Sweden's longest
land border is with what other land country? |
It's either Finland or
Norway. She doesn't want to use another cheat, so she locks
in Norway... Dead on for $175,000!
Round 5 is up... and so is
Kyle.
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5th Grade World
History |
$300,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
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What Egypitan
queen was the wife of Roman general Mark Antony? |
She locks in Cleopatra
without hesitation...
Jeff warned her not to answer
too fast. "That leads to mistakes, Jeff," Kyle adds. They're
right... but not in this case. She's right!
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3rd Grade
Cultural Studies |
$500,000 |
PEEK |
COPY |
SAVE |
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What building is
the official London resident of England's Queen
Elizabeth II? |
Kyle is locked in. She can
copy off of Kyle's paper... or he can save her... OR she can
leave with $300,000.
But she's pretty positive
that the answer is Buckingham Palace.
Correct answer... is
Buckingham Palace! She's got $500,000!
Now comes the serious stuff.
We are at the crossroads. The copy... is gone. The save...
is gone. The Million Dollar Question category is...
5th Grade MUSIC.
Does she know enough about
music to risk $475,000 for a chance at a million?
"Jeff, I can't do it." She
drops out with $500,000. She doesn't want to see what the
question... Okay, she does.
The question was...
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5th Grade Music |
MILLION
DOLLAR QUESTION |
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In the 1720s, what
man composed a series of violin concertos known as "The
Four Seasons"? |
"Oh my God..." She knew it.
It was Vivaldi. She would've been the first millionaire on
this show. But she does have $500,000
New student next time.
