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Post by exambolor on May 25, 2017 5:53:43 GMT -5
It's very exciting knowing that your not that far away from a million. I did not expect to get to this point to be honest, but what helped was that I used the lifelines at the right time, as those two questions I used them on weren't my strongest subjects.
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Post by Dragonman 2455 on May 26, 2017 4:43:05 GMT -5
You got a good point there. I mean, not everyone's a wiz kid at US history.
*audience laughs*
In any case, heres question 11 for £64,000. You'd might as well give this one a go, because if you get it wrong, you don't lose anything.
*Q11 music plays*
Which French king was married to Margaret of Valois?
A: Louis XIV
B: Henry IV
C: Louis IX
D: Philip II
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Post by exambolor on May 26, 2017 5:50:34 GMT -5
As I said before, History isn't my biggest strength, but I've got nothing to lose here, so I might as well give it a go.
Henry IV is the only king I have heard of from this list, I haven't heard of the other three kings before, so with that being said I'm going to lock in B- Henry IV, final answer
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Post by Dragonman 2455 on May 26, 2017 22:31:48 GMT -5
Which French king was married to Margaret of Valois?
A: Louis XIV
B: Henry IV
C: Louis IX
D: Philip II
*Q11 Final Answer plays*
I have no idea how you got it narrowed down like that...
but nevertheless, you just won £64000!
*Q11 win plays*
Which French king was married to Margaret of Valois?
A: Louis XIV
B: Henry IV
C: Louis IX
D: Philip II
*lights go down*
Heres your next question, which is worth £125000. Its number 12 of 15. Take your time, this is a lot of money.
*Q12 music plays*
In what year did Tokyo become the official capital of Japan?
A: 1862
B: 1864
C: 1866
D: 1868
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Post by exambolor on May 27, 2017 2:37:45 GMT -5
I'm going to Ask the Audience here.
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Post by Dragonman 2455 on May 27, 2017 10:51:55 GMT -5
Well lets see if they can help you out. Audience, on your keypads, this is the question.
*lights go up*
In what year did Tokyo become the official capital of Japan?
A: 1862
B: 1864
C: 1866
D: 1868
A B C or D, all vote now!
*ATA theme plays*
Post
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the2thomasklu8 will now generate the lifeline results
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Post by the2thomasklu8 on May 27, 2017 12:25:43 GMT -5
A. 25%
B. 19%
C. 21%
D. 35%
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Post by exambolor on May 27, 2017 18:40:28 GMT -5
The audience helped confirm my hunch I had about the answer. 1862 seems too early for a change, along with 1864. So that leaves C and D. Usually cities that had different names or different locations, usually they were sometimes changed in the later years, so with that being said, im going to go with the audience and Lock in D - 1868, Final answer
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Post by Dragonman 2455 on May 28, 2017 8:36:59 GMT -5
*Q12 Final Answer plays*
In what year did Tokyo become the official capital of Japan?
A: 1862
B: 1864
C: 1866
D: 1868
You had £64000...
you now have £125000!
*Q12 win plays*
In what year did Tokyo become the official capital of Japan?
A: 1862
B: 1864
C: 1866
D: 1868
*lights go down*
okay, good news is, you are only 3 questions away from £1000000. Bad news is, you have no more lifelines left. Heres question numbef 13 of 15, for a quarter of a million pounds.
*Q13 music plays*
Speaking in terms of total population, which of the following statements is true?
A: London is larger than New Jersey
B: Manila is larger than Illinois
C: New Delhi is larger than New York
D: Tokyo is smaller than Pennsylvania
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Post by exambolor on May 28, 2017 20:02:45 GMT -5
Going to have a good think about this one.
I don't think Manila has a larger population than Illinois, as the US has very large populations in some of their states, and the Phillipines is a much smaller country than America.
Tokyo, being one of Japan's major cities, I think would be bigger than Pennsylvania, so I would rule that one out as well.
That leaves A and C. I'm leaning towards C, as Delhi is one of the biggest cities in India, let alone the world, and even though New York is big in its own right, I don't think it would be higher than Delhi.
Oh man, Double Dip would of been handy at this point...
*Sigh* I can't believe I'm doing this....
Lock in C, Final answer
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Post by Dragonman 2455 on May 29, 2017 18:13:41 GMT -5
*Q13 Final Answer plays*
Speaking in terms of total population, which of the following statements is true?
A: London is larger than New Jersey
B: Manila is larger than Illinois
C: New Delhi is larger than New York
D: Tokyo is smaller than Pennsylvania
You took a big risk going for C...
but unfortunately, it didn't pay off, because that is the wrong answer.
*Q13 wrong answer plays*
Speaking in terms of total population, which of the following statements is true?
A: London is larger than New Jersey
B: Manila is larger than Illinois
C: New Delhi is larger than New York
D: Tokyo is smaller than Pennsylvania
That was a tough break, but at least you won't be walking away empty handed. Give him a round of applause as he goes away with £32000!
*audience applauds*
*walk away cue plays*
*klaxon sounds off*
and that sound means we've come to the end of another episode of who wants to be a millionaire! Congratulations to both contestants on their financial winnings!
Until next time, this is Dragonman 2455, live from the UK! Goodnight everybody!
*closing theme plays*
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) I guess the next on will be Poland then...
