Second Place Stars presents…

Hourly Bonus:Game Shows

Game shows have been around in the US since the early days of radio. They rose to popularity in the 1950s as television was introduced in many homes and have since survived scandals and

fluctuating ratings to remain a mainstay on the airwaves, offering to viewers a unique vicarious emotional experience. Try your hand at these game show questions and challenges:

I. Identify the show from the still frame.

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II. Answer the following general questions.

21. Which game show was originally to be called What’s the Question?22. Which host of a 2000s game show refused to shake hands with contestants,

o!ering to bump "sts instead?23. Which game show appears in the opening scene a 2002 movie about a

legendary impostor? 24. A short-lived “Super” edition of a show hosted by whom was the "rst to o!er

a eight-"gure prize (which nobody won)?25. The host of which FOX game show had a name that sounds identical to a

lead actor of The Other Guys?26. Which show featured a honeycomb-shaped board "lled with letters?27. In which 1996 movie did the title character’s family watch a "ctional game

show in which contestants were covered in a sticky substance and attempted to grab cash falling from the ceiling?

28. Which show has a wheel labeled with amounts of money in 5-cent increments?

29. Which host took the place of the lowest-scoring contestant in the second round in order to hinder the remaining players?

30. Which show o!ered several hundred dollars extra to players who took the time to make and wrap a sandwich during the "nal round?

31. Di!erent versions of one game show have included in their titles “$10,000,” “$20,000”, “$25,000,” “$50,000,” and “$100,000.” What is the last word in the title of each of these versions?

32. Which show, on which women were given prizes for telling tragic stories, has been described as “cheap, insulting and utterly degrading to the human spirit”?

33. Throughout its history, which show’s game board has expanded from 39 spaces to 48 and currently 52?

34. On which network did a show air in which contestants hunted for artifacts such as “The Leopard-Skin Cloak of Annie Oakley” and “The Levitating Dog Leash of Nostradamus”?

35. With a total of $3,455,102, who is the biggest money winner in Jeopardy! history?

III. Identify the game show by its money tower.

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I. 1. Match Game2. Double Dare3. Power of 104. Dog Eat Dog5. Beat the Clock6. Press Your Luck7. Sale of the Century8. Card Sharks9. Let’s Make a Deal10. Duel11. What’s My Line?12. Password13. Wipeout14. Family Feud15. Concentration16. The Newlywed Game17. Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?18. Hollywood Squares19. Shop ‘Til You Drop20. Twenty-One

II.21. Jeopardy!22. Howie Mandel23. To Tell the Truth24. Regis Philbin25. The Moment of Truth26. Blockbusters27. Matilda28. The Price is Right29. Ben Stein30. Supermarket Sweep31. Pyramid32. Queen for a Day

33. Wheel of Fortune34. Nickelodeon35. Brad Rutter

III.36. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?37. Greed38. The $64,000 Question39. Power of 1040. Deal or No Deal