Episode 112 - Recap
So the attractive Kerryann is back and she’s ready to answer some more grade school questions. Kerryann chooses Jacob as her helper and the questions get underway in 3rd Grade Spelling for $5,000.
The word balloon has 2 sets of double letters: “LL” and “OO”.
How many sets of double letters are in the word “bookkeeper”?
She incorrectly guesses 2, but luckily Jacob comes through with the save, earning Kerryann 5 G’s. For $10,000 Kerryann picks 3rd Grade Social Studies.
The United Nations Headquarters are in what city?
Kerryann has no idea so she goes for the peek. She doesn’t necessarily trust Jacob’s answer but doesn’t have any option so she takes his answer. He gets it right and she moves on to the $25,000 question in 1st Grade Measurements without any help from the 5th graders.
True or False: In a leap year there are more days in January and February combined than there are in November and December combined?
She tries to think it through but doesn’t have the knowledge or mental capacity to do that so she just guesses so she won’t have to think. She wins $25,000. Her next question is in 2nd Grade Literature for $50,000.
Which is a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen?
A. The Duchess and the Door
B. The Princess and the Pea
C. The Lady and the Lion
Kerryann remembers one of the titles and chooses it as her answer. And she gets it right!
Next up for Kerryann is the $100,000 question in 4th Grade Science.
Which subatomic particle is not contained within the nucleus of an atom?
A. Proton
B. Electron
C. Neutron
Kerryann, not being well-versed in particle physics or chemistry, drops out and takes home $50,000.
Next on the show is madman Midwesterner Earl. He is a spry, compact man who is excited to get started. He picks Kyle as his first partner and chooses 1st Grade Animal Science.
A group of wolves is called a pack. What do we call a group of lions?
A. Prestige
B. Pack
C. Pint
Earl goes with his answer and earns $1,000. Earl picks 2nd Grade Earth Science.
True or False: All snowflakes are 10-sided geometric figures?
Earl decides against using his cheats and just guesses. He guesses correctly and earns $2,000. Kyle sits down and Earl picks Marki to help him. Marki instructs him to take Math so he picks 1st Grade Math.
Kyle has $2 in change in his pocket consisting of only nickels and dimes.
If he has 13 dimes, how many nickels does Kyle have?
Earl uses his fingers to count out the number of nickels and his # corresponds with Marki’s. He gets it right and moves onto the $10,000 question in 2nd Grade Spelling.
How many times does the word “L” appear in the following phrase?
“Awfully full”
An easy question, Earl guesses correctly and moves on to the $25,000 question. Marki sits down and Earl picks Spencer next. They pick 4th Grade Geography.
The majority of Yellowstone National Park is located in what US state?
After narrowing it down, Earl picks his answer and he gets it right for $25,000. Next, Earl picks 5th Grade Life Science.
In the human body, the adrenal glands are located directly above what organ?
Spencer has to sit down so Alana comes up to help him. Jeff asks Alana how she is and cuts to commercial. Earl picks 3rd Grade World Geography.
The ring of fire is an area of seismic activity around which ocean?
Earl copies Alana’s answer and she has it right so he makes $100,000. Earl does a little dance. He picks 4th Grade Music for $175,000.
What is the first name of the legendary
18th century German composer Beethoven?
Earl gets it right and earns $175,000 for himself. Earl is playing for $300,000 and Jacob comes up to help him. He picks 5th Grade History.
During the US Civil War, what city in Virginia
was the capital of the Confederacy?
He guesses Roanoke but that’s wrong so it’s up to Jacob to save him. Jacob guesses Virginia City for some reason and Earl is bounced from competition. He goes home with $25,000.
Music technologist Steve takes that stage. He picks Kyle as his first helper. He picks 4th Grade Math for $1,000.
If a car is traveling at 40 mph, how long will it take to go 190 miles?
Kyle locks in his answer. Steve reasons out his answer and locks in his answer. Kyle tells him to pick 1st Grade Animal Science.
True or False: The following picture is an image of a dinosaur called the Tyrannosaurus Rex?
Jeff shows an image of a Stegosaurus of all things and Steve’s work is made easy. He earns $2,000. Kyle sits and Jacob comes up to join Steve. Steve decides to pick 1st Grade English for $5K.
How many nouns are in the following sentence?
The rabbit ran to the cafeteria and ate big salad.
Steve counts the nouns, and locks in his answer. He gets it right and moves onto the $10,000.
Finally, this hour of Are You Smarter is over.
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The word balloon has 2 sets of double letters: “LL” and “OO”.
How many sets of double letters are in the word “bookkeeper”?
She incorrectly guesses 2, but luckily Jacob comes through with the save, earning Kerryann 5 G’s. For $10,000 Kerryann picks 3rd Grade Social Studies.
The United Nations Headquarters are in what city?
Kerryann has no idea so she goes for the peek. She doesn’t necessarily trust Jacob’s answer but doesn’t have any option so she takes his answer. He gets it right and she moves on to the $25,000 question in 1st Grade Measurements without any help from the 5th graders.
True or False: In a leap year there are more days in January and February combined than there are in November and December combined?
She tries to think it through but doesn’t have the knowledge or mental capacity to do that so she just guesses so she won’t have to think. She wins $25,000. Her next question is in 2nd Grade Literature for $50,000.
Which is a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen?
A. The Duchess and the Door
B. The Princess and the Pea
C. The Lady and the Lion
Kerryann remembers one of the titles and chooses it as her answer. And she gets it right!
Next up for Kerryann is the $100,000 question in 4th Grade Science.
Which subatomic particle is not contained within the nucleus of an atom?
A. Proton
B. Electron
C. Neutron
Kerryann, not being well-versed in particle physics or chemistry, drops out and takes home $50,000.
Next on the show is madman Midwesterner Earl. He is a spry, compact man who is excited to get started. He picks Kyle as his first partner and chooses 1st Grade Animal Science.
A group of wolves is called a pack. What do we call a group of lions?
A. Prestige
B. Pack
C. Pint
Earl goes with his answer and earns $1,000. Earl picks 2nd Grade Earth Science.
True or False: All snowflakes are 10-sided geometric figures?
Earl decides against using his cheats and just guesses. He guesses correctly and earns $2,000. Kyle sits down and Earl picks Marki to help him. Marki instructs him to take Math so he picks 1st Grade Math.
Kyle has $2 in change in his pocket consisting of only nickels and dimes.
If he has 13 dimes, how many nickels does Kyle have?
Earl uses his fingers to count out the number of nickels and his # corresponds with Marki’s. He gets it right and moves onto the $10,000 question in 2nd Grade Spelling.
How many times does the word “L” appear in the following phrase?
“Awfully full”
An easy question, Earl guesses correctly and moves on to the $25,000 question. Marki sits down and Earl picks Spencer next. They pick 4th Grade Geography.
The majority of Yellowstone National Park is located in what US state?
After narrowing it down, Earl picks his answer and he gets it right for $25,000. Next, Earl picks 5th Grade Life Science.
In the human body, the adrenal glands are located directly above what organ?
Spencer has to sit down so Alana comes up to help him. Jeff asks Alana how she is and cuts to commercial. Earl picks 3rd Grade World Geography.
The ring of fire is an area of seismic activity around which ocean?
Earl copies Alana’s answer and she has it right so he makes $100,000. Earl does a little dance. He picks 4th Grade Music for $175,000.
What is the first name of the legendary
18th century German composer Beethoven?
Earl gets it right and earns $175,000 for himself. Earl is playing for $300,000 and Jacob comes up to help him. He picks 5th Grade History.
During the US Civil War, what city in Virginia
was the capital of the Confederacy?
He guesses Roanoke but that’s wrong so it’s up to Jacob to save him. Jacob guesses Virginia City for some reason and Earl is bounced from competition. He goes home with $25,000.
Music technologist Steve takes that stage. He picks Kyle as his first helper. He picks 4th Grade Math for $1,000.
If a car is traveling at 40 mph, how long will it take to go 190 miles?
Kyle locks in his answer. Steve reasons out his answer and locks in his answer. Kyle tells him to pick 1st Grade Animal Science.
True or False: The following picture is an image of a dinosaur called the Tyrannosaurus Rex?
Jeff shows an image of a Stegosaurus of all things and Steve’s work is made easy. He earns $2,000. Kyle sits and Jacob comes up to join Steve. Steve decides to pick 1st Grade English for $5K.
How many nouns are in the following sentence?
The rabbit ran to the cafeteria and ate big salad.
Steve counts the nouns, and locks in his answer. He gets it right and moves onto the $10,000.
Finally, this hour of Are You Smarter is over.
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