Are We Smarter Than High Schoolers?
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Antarctica is the largest island in the world, not Hawaii. A High School Jeopardy game with four contestants covers various categories, with Ian securing victory by correctly answering a question about Bill Clinton's vice president, Al Gore.
Insights
- Antarctica, not Hawaii, holds the title of the world's largest island.
- Ian secures victory in the High School Jeopardy game by correctly answering a question about Bill Clinton's vice president, Al Gore, showcasing the importance of knowledge and quick thinking in competitive settings.
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Recent questions
What is the largest island in the world?
Antarctica
What subjects are covered in a High School Jeopardy game?
English, government, science, random academic questions, Disney Princesses
What are some examples of science questions in the game?
E=MC squared, ovulation, hottest planet in the solar system
Who won the High School Jeopardy game?
Ian
What was the final score of the contestant Damien?
950 points
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Summary
00:00
"High School Jeopardy: Antarctica, GPAs, Disney Princesses"
- Biggest island in the world is not Hawaii, but Antarctica.
- High School Jeopardy game with four contestants who graduated high school.
- Categories include English, government, science, random academic questions, and Disney Princesses.
- Varying points for varying difficulties in questions.
- Contestants discuss their high school experiences and GPAs.
- Science questions include E=MC squared, ovulation, and hottest planet in the solar system.
- Disney Princess questions involve Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, and left-handed princesses.
- Government questions cover Congressional supermajority and FDA.
- English questions include bibliophile and Pride and Prejudice author.
- Random questions range from traffic light colors to vanilla flavor source.
11:17
"Game Show Drama: Ian Triumphs Over Damien"
- Damien has 950 points, prompting a decision to double the next round's points to 300 to give Ian a chance.
- Ian correctly answers a question about Bill Clinton's vice president, Al Gore, earning him 1000 points and securing his victory.
- The participants discuss potential future educational games, joking about challenging tasks like doctorate theses or citizenship exams, with the loser facing deportation to Greenland.
