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Season 6 Level C Week 4

Best Buzzes

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#	Answer	Category	Player	Awards	Region	Celerity	Points
1	Air Jordan(s)	Pop Culture & Sports	John Hanna		North Carolina	.456	15
2	Catch–22	Literature	JinAh Kim		Virginia	.829	20
3	(American) Civil War	History	Rahul Rao-Pothuraju		New York	.673	18
4	small intestine	Science & Math	Adam Silverman		Massachusetts	.745	19
5	The Netherlands	Geography	Shane Whitlock		Arkansas	.782	20
6	Thirty Years’ War	History	Neil Gurram		California	.849	20
7	Invisible Man	Literature	Jordan Brownstein		Virginia	.847	20
8	black	Pop Culture & Sports	Anderson Wang		Maryland	.853	20
9	Nero	History	Rahul Rao-Pothuraju		New York	.838	20
10	Job	Literature	Myron Meyer		South Dakota	.900	20
11	The New York Times	Current Events	Jean Cui		New York	.870	20
12	harpsichord	Fine Arts	Parikshit Chauhan		California	.597	17
13	Jorge Luis Borges	Literature	Anderson Wang		Maryland	.805	20
14	Glasgow	History	David Cruickshank		United Kingdom	.543	17
15	cholesterol	Science & Math	Chris Ottolino		Missouri	.696	19
16	To His Coy Mistress	Literature	Christopher Gismondi		Michigan	.821	20
17	California	History	Victor Pavao		Massachusetts	.851	20
18	clams	Science & Math	Arlo Lyle		Minnesota	.704	19
19	New Zealand	Current Events	Eoin O'Reilly		Europe	.813	20
20	Gobi Desert	Geography	Jordan Brownstein		Virginia	.550	17
21	St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre	History	Kenji Shimizu		Michigan	.845	20
22	globe	Mixed & Miscellaneous	Seth Kleinerman		New York	.797	20
23	Slaughterhouse-Five	Literature	Phil Castagna		Pennsylvania	.551	17
24	phosphorus	Science & Math	Andrew Ullsperger		Illinois	.765	19
25	(crude) oil	Geography	Brad Williams		Wisconsin	.794	20
26	Gutzon Borglum	Fine Arts	Parikshit Chauhan		California	.740	19
27	twelve or 12	Literature	Brian Weikle		Minnesota	.489	16
28	electrical resistance	Science & Math	Jason Hess		Texas	.845	20
29	Ted Cruz	Current Events	Eric Rosenthal		New York	.808	20
30	Canada	History	Brock Stephenson		Canada	.784	20
31	Ludwig Wittgenstein	Social Science	Nate Muckley		Illinois	.834	20
32	Puerto Rico	Geography	Kenji Shimizu		Michigan	.880	20
33	10	Science & Math	Rahul Rao-Pothuraju		New York	.775	20
34	(re)charging electric vehicles	Current Events	Chris White		New York	.629	18
35	(Imperial) Germany	History	Robert Diethrich		Texas	.852	20
36	continuity	Science & Math	Anderson Wang		Maryland	.860	20
37	roses	Literature	Jordan Brownstein		Virginia	.840	20
38	comet	Mixed & Miscellaneous	Max Fitz-James		United Kingdom	.830	20
39	temperature	Science & Math	Rahul Rao-Pothuraju		New York	.683	18
40	Igor (Fyodorovich) Stravinsky	Fine Arts	Chris White		New York	.700	19
41	Dover Beach	Literature	Anthony DiCarlo		California	.875	20
42	(single-variable or univariate) polynomials	Science & Math	Aidan Mehigan		New Jersey	.881	20
43	Bull Moose Party	History	Eric Douglass		South Carolina	.662	18
44	Phileas Fogg	Literature	Radu Popescu		Canada	.625	18
45	Houston, Texas	Geography	Adam Escandell		Texas	.870	20
46	Lebanon	History	Dale McDaniel		Florida	.732	19
47	collisions	Science & Math	Chris Johnston		Canada	.800	20
48	Babylon	Social Science	Dana Thurmond		Florida	.603	17
49	Hawkeye	Pop Culture & Sports	Lee Henry		Alabama	.849	20
50	New York City	History	Neil Gurram		California	.909	20

Celerity is the fraction of the question that had not been read at the time of a buzz (for which a correct answer was provided). 1.000 is an immediate buzz, .500 is an answer given halfway through the question in terms of time on the sound recording, and .000 is an answer given at the very end.