"Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?"
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MusicCityMan wrote:I actually didnt' know the millenia answer.. I probably would have walked too..
I think that was the only question I had to think about.
A millennium is 1,000 years. A decade is 10 years. 1000 divided by 10 equals 100. A millennium is equal to 100 decades. The question said 2 milllennia, so 100 * 2 = 200.
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tropicana wrote:i thought the answer was 10 also for the answer with the teaspoons and the tablespoons.
I cheated, I went on Wikipedia!

Been insanely busy with the tornadoes today, but I did see that FOX has ordered more episodes.
The scores are in and the A+ quiz show ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A 5th GRADER? leads the class and Thursday nights with four original one-hour episodes scheduled to air Thursdays, March 29, April 5, April 12 and April 19 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT), in addition to the previously announced time period airings on Thursdays, March 15 and 22 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT). Episodes also will air after AMERICAN IDOL tonight and Thursday, March 8 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.
The ratings report card for the series premiere of ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A 5th GRADER? broke records as FOXs highest-rated series premiere in 13 years and the highest-rated series premiere on any network in more than five years among Adults 18-49 (11.2/26), and in eight years among Total Viewers (26.6 Mil.). The series debut also made the honor roll by retaining the largest audience ever out of an AMERICAN IDOL lead-in among Adults 18-49 (93%) and in Total Viewers (88%). The series moved to the head of the class, besting AMERICAN IDOL among Teens (8.7/28 vs. 8.3/26) and among Male Viewers 12-34 (7.7/24 vs. 7.0/23). Night two of ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A 5th GRADER? continued the impressive performance, retaining 83% among Adults 18-49 and 79% in Total Viewers from its AMERICAN IDOL lead-in.
ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A 5th GRADER?, hosted by comedian Jeff Foxworthy, is an atypical game show measuring adults lack of knowledge as revealed by how much theyve forgotten since grammar school. Grownup contestants find themselves in a classroom setting, revisiting their youth, as they tackle subjects theyve already been taught, ranging from art to geography and math to social studies. However, the players are not alone and there is a way for contestants to cheat in this classroom. The adults have the opportunity to get some help in the form of elementary advice from real grade-schoolers who have hit the books.
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the only thing with this show, now that i've watched all 3 nights..is that i find those kids know EVERY SINGLE answer. Which seems kinda odd..i mean the odds that one out of the 5 wouldn't know at least 1 of the answers after 3 nights. But so far, nope.
It could be that the kids got a list of the questions that were gonna be asked all season and have memorized every single answer...or Maybe they could really be just a bunch of super-smart kids..and frankly, they do all look quite smart.
Or it could be that the contestants just aren't all that smart, and it only magnifies the kid's smarts.
But i'm enjoying this show a lot.
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It could be that the kids got a list of the questions that were gonna be asked all season and have memorized every single answer...or Maybe they could really be just a bunch of super-smart kids..and frankly, they do all look quite smart.
Or it could be that the contestants just aren't all that smart, and it only magnifies the kid's smarts.
But i'm enjoying this show a lot.
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tropicana wrote:the only thing with this show, now that i've watched all 3 nights..is that i find those kids know EVERY SINGLE answer. Which seems kinda odd..i mean the odds that one out of the 5 wouldn't know at least 1 of the answers after 3 nights. But so far, nope.
It could be that the kids got a list of the questions that were gonna be asked all season and have memorized every single answer...or Maybe they could really be just a bunch of super-smart kids..and frankly, they do all look quite smart.
Or it could be that the contestants just aren't all that smart, and it only magnifies the kid's smarts.
But i'm enjoying this show a lot.
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Well, the kids aren't far removed from having learned the information. While these kids are probably honor students, they don't exactly have to be the next Stephen Hawking to know every answer so far.
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I have to tell you, my three kids are self-proclaimed nerds. They are proud to be smart and nerdy.
They ID'd the these kids as fellow nerds the first night of the show. Same thing happened when we walked into the theater to see Eragon in December. They looked around and said that the place was full of nerds like them. They obviously picked smart kids to make the adults look worse!

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I had no idea this snow was going to be this successful. I would have thought otherwise. They can improve the snow though.
I knew the answer was 200 to the millenia answer a few nights ago. I would have kept going. That's easy money. I wonder how hard it is to get on that snow. You must have to be very non-intelligent.
I knew the answer was 200 to the millenia answer a few nights ago. I would have kept going. That's easy money. I wonder how hard it is to get on that snow. You must have to be very non-intelligent.
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Cyclenall wrote:I had no idea this snow was going to be this successful. I would have thought otherwise. They can improve the snow though.
I knew the answer was 200 to the millenia answer a few nights ago. I would have kept going. That's easy money. I wonder how hard it is to get on that snow. You must have to be very non-intelligent.
yeah hahaha i'd pretend not to be too smart just so that i can get on, then i'd ace it and become the first millionaire to outsmart my other classmates.
The simplicity of the show is what is so appealing, plus the fact that you can watch it with your kids, and your kids could watch it with you.
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