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Season 2 Level D Week 5

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#	Answer	Category	TUH	# Correct	% Correct	Average Correct Celerity	Std. Dev Celerity	Average Correct Score
1	mosquitoes	Science & Math	147	139	94.6%	.425	.264	15.06
2	Kenya	Geography	147	134	91.2%	.144	.183	11.59
3	Mississippi	History	147	100	68.0%	.249	.224	12.85
4	Vanity Fair	Literature	147	124	84.4%	.105	.169	11.12
5	Resident Evil	Pop Culture & Sports	147	96	65.3%	.297	.222	13.47
6	Key West	Geography	147	124	84.4%	.411	.246	14.88
7	Alexander II of Russia	History	147	86	58.5%	.215	.194	12.36
8	liver	Science & Math	147	133	90.5%	.196	.244	12.18
9	(William) Wilkie Collins	Literature	147	87	59.2%	.139	.151	11.40
10	Pennsylvania	Current Events	147	131	89.1%	.182	.226	12.02
11	Queen Elizabeth II (Alexandra Mary Windsor) of the United Kingdom	Pop Culture & Sports	147	124	84.4%	.181	.180	11.96
12	mangroves	Science & Math	147	90	61.2%	.066	.129	10.61
13	Dresden	Literature	147	127	86.4%	.176	.184	11.93
14	Henry Clay	History	147	104	70.7%	.224	.165	12.55
15	Chelsea (Elizabeth) Manning	Current Events	147	104	70.7%	.180	.202	11.92
16	The Netherlands	Geography	147	119	81.0%	.369	.195	14.30
17	carbon monoxide	Science & Math	147	131	89.1%	.126	.177	11.31
18	Battle of Tippecanoe	History	147	127	86.4%	.262	.160	12.96
19	California	Fine Arts	147	134	91.2%	.165	.136	11.75
20	Young Goodman Brown	Literature	147	95	64.6%	.240	.160	12.72
21	complex number	Science & Math	147	109	74.1%	.148	.235	11.66
22	Tower of London	History	147	139	94.6%	.437	.186	15.20
23	Tim Cook	Current Events	147	124	84.4%	.323	.186	13.73
24	Taurus	Science & Math	147	129	87.8%	.200	.223	12.29
25	Los Angeles, California	Pop Culture & Sports	147	140	95.2%	.264	.286	13.07
26	Battle of Kadesh	History	147	83	56.5%	.320	.219	13.71
27	sutra(s)	Literature	147	94	63.9%	.375	.263	14.35
28	Juan Guaidó	Current Events	147	66	44.9%	.095	.113	10.83
29	quantum tunnelling	Science & Math	147	101	68.7%	.146	.205	11.60
30	Mexico	History	147	140	95.2%	.282	.158	13.24
31	Arthur Rimbaud	Literature	147	98	66.7%	.190	.149	11.99
32	harpies	Literature	147	115	78.2%	.155	.219	11.54
33	ecstasy	Mixed & Miscellaneous	147	132	89.8%	.419	.195	14.98
34	hydrogen peroxide	Science & Math	147	114	77.6%	.122	.194	11.29
35	Huguenots	History	147	137	93.2%	.267	.183	12.96
36	Antigone	Literature	147	110	74.8%	.262	.243	13.05
37	Kamchatka Peninsula	Geography	147	109	74.1%	.218	.175	12.45
38	Hermann Minkowski	Science & Math	147	45	30.6%	.174	.204	11.87
39	poems	Literature	147	110	74.8%	.379	.277	14.47
40	famines	History	147	140	95.2%	.257	.233	12.96
41	Edgar Degas	Fine Arts	147	122	83.0%	.084	.157	10.77
42	Gottfried Wilhelm (von) Leibniz	Science & Math	147	132	89.8%	.091	.160	10.77
43	small-world experiment	Social Science	147	54	36.7%	.445	.260	15.37
44	Sergei (Vasilyevich) Rachmaninoff	Fine Arts	147	96	65.3%	.158	.150	11.65
45	napkins	Mixed & Miscellaneous	147	136	92.5%	.303	.155	13.42
46	Andy Murray	Pop Culture & Sports	147	99	67.3%	.213	.276	12.39
47	Poitiers	History	147	68	46.3%	.190	.214	12.19
48	Germany	Social Science	147	124	84.4%	.112	.178	11.04
49	Robert (Traill Spence) Lowell (IV)	Literature	147	77	52.4%	.267	.244	13.12
50	Oklahoma City bombing	History	147	138	93.9%	.468	.223	15.57

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.