Katie?

Ooookay, sorry Smithbit, I'm afraid I cannot reveal where I got your info... If I told ya, then I'd have to kill ya.

But on the bright side, I'm gonna trust you and go with your answer... Richard something or other, much too lazy to go back and check the letter.

So whatever Smithbit said, final answer!

He said Richard Hammond.... and he's right! You're up to 5k!

Q5 out of a possible 12 is for £10,000, and you have got 50:50 left. Here it is.

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In the sentence "I often feel anxious", which word is the adverb?

A) I B) Often
C) Feel D) Anxious

We'll take a short break here, and go over to our newsteam.

Good Evening. And here is the news...

BONG.....Katie is arrested, for being involved with the notorious Hells Angels biker gang.
Reports coming in saying, and i quote...
"It was a moment of weakness, the smell of the oil and grease just got to me"

BONG.....Paula, also gets her collar felt, for loitering suspiciously outside the Walls Sausage factory !!
When asked what she was doing she explained...
"i was confused by the word Walls, and My Stell being a builder, i thought i might catch a glimpse of him"

A Likely story!!!

BONG....Stella ends up in hospital with a fractured skull, after accident in shower, reports coming in saying, the silly sod was doing handstands and slipped on a shampoo bottle!!

I dont know society today *shakes head*!!

Back to you in the studio Cloone.

*Puts pen in top pocket and shuffles paper, as the music fades*


PMSL

IVE WEED! LMAOOOO

Ur a nutta i swear to god LMAOOOO

If I get this wrong, no one will ever let me forget it.


Okay, well. Adverbs add to the verb, obviously. They usually answer a question, i.e. how, when, where, and to what extent. They usually end with -ly, but this obviously isn't the case...

The verb is feel. I think I'll go with B) Often, since it modifies the verb, feel.

Final answer. =/

Gone to orange... but is she right?????

oooooooooh *sits excited in the audience with fingers crossed for Katie*

"Often" does modify the meaning conveyed by "feel" by expressing the frequency of the feeling, so B) Adverb is right, and you're up to £10,000! Woohoo!!!

Question 6 is worth £20,000, and it sounds a little like this.

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Which of these pairs of U.S. presidents were fifth cousins?

A) John Adams and John Quincy Adams
B) William H. Harrison and Benjamin Harrison
C) Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt
D) George Bush and George W. Bush

Hehe, I remember this from my American Government class. I believe the answer is C) Theodore Roesevelt and FDR. Final answer!

Check out the brain on Katie! C is right, you're up to 20k!!!

DOOOO-DOO-DOO
etc

The Adamses and the Bushes were/are father and son, and the Harrisons were grandfather and grandson.

After John Quincy Adams got defeated in the 1828 election, he got elected to the House of Representatives in 1830, the only ex-President to do so. He was also the first president to be photographed, although he was long out of the White House by then. He was played by Anthony Hopkins in Amistad. And apparently the Quincy in his name is pronounced "quinzy". So there!

Don't go away, we'll be right back with Question 7!

You've got 50:50 left, Question 7 is for 50,000, and it izzzzzz...

Who presents the UK version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

A) Anne Robinson B) Noel Edmonds
C) Chris Tarrant D) Ant & Dec

I think was mentioned awhile back... "Tarrant" sounds reallllly familiar, anyway...


I think I'll just take a stab and say C) Chris Tarrant, final answer.

You say C for Chris, final answer... She's right!! Katie gets 50k!!!

We'll take a break. Don't go away, Katie's just 5 away from the million and she has one lifeline left. Stay tuned!!!

Righteo Katie, Q8 of your bid to become a FunkyMillionaire here here, and it's worth £75,000!!! Besta luck...
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The 18th Amendment to the United States Constitution (which prohibited the manufacture and the sale of liquor, as well as its transportation within, importation into, and exportation from the United States and her territories) was repealed by which later amendment to the United States Constitution?

A) 19th B) 20th
C) 21st D) 22nd

Edited at 21:20 Thu 7/02/08 (GMT)

Prohibition, right.... start of many a speak-easy... man oh man, I wish I could remember this from my Government class


Uhhhhh, I think it was the 21st, but I'm not positive...


Think I'll use my last lifeline, if you please, Mr. Question Master Cloone! 50-50, I think?

*Coughs*

clooneyy

Well we did our choosing randomly here: http://www.chatzy.com/167638841011

And the upshot of it all is that here is your right answer and your one remaining wrong answer:

C) 21st D) 22nd

Okay, I thought it was the 21st... I'll go with C) 21st, final answer!