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Season 4 Level D Week 4

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#	Answer	Category	TUH	# Correct	% Correct	Average Correct Celerity	Std. Dev Celerity	Average Correct Score
1	Billy Budd	Literature	120	90	75.0%	.192	.238	12.10
2	France	Social Science	120	95	79.2%	.176	.223	12.00
3	McDonald’s Corporation	Current Events	120	119	99.2%	.183	.120	11.99
4	nuclear fission	Science & Math	120	96	80.0%	.169	.222	11.89
5	Leo	History	119	73	61.3%	.386	.293	14.62
6	Gotham City	Pop Culture & Sports	119	116	97.5%	.175	.150	11.86
7	stellar spectra	Science & Math	119	58	48.7%	.231	.240	12.67
8	San Francisco, California	History	119	106	89.1%	.400	.189	14.67
9	Brazil	Geography	119	115	96.6%	.329	.172	13.82
10	mulberry or mulberries	Mixed & Miscellaneous	119	49	41.2%	.051	.220	10.57
11	voltage	Science & Math	119	87	73.1%	.219	.232	12.52
12	Zoroastrianism	Literature	119	100	84.0%	.185	.193	11.91
13	Vienna	Geography	119	102	85.7%	.262	.200	12.97
14	Chile	Current Events	119	101	84.9%	.191	.229	12.18
15	primitive	Social Science	119	82	68.9%	.158	.183	11.74
16	Liberal Party	History	119	58	48.7%	.179	.192	12.00
17	Nikolai (Vasilievich) Gogol	Literature	119	101	84.9%	.190	.137	12.06
18	reverse transcriptases or RTs	Science & Math	118	28	23.7%	.280	.245	13.29
19	Roy (Fox) Lichtenstein	Fine Arts	118	104	88.1%	.270	.177	13.12
20	Al Gore	History	118	116	98.3%	.364	.162	14.24
21	Atalanta	Literature	118	85	72.0%	.373	.240	14.35
22	strings	Science & Math	118	82	69.5%	.122	.164	11.26
23	Washington, D.C.	Fine Arts	118	89	75.4%	.284	.265	13.37
24	James A(bram) Garfield	History	118	92	78.0%	.169	.186	11.86
25	Buck	Literature	118	72	61.0%	.168	.193	11.82
26	Dragon Ball Z	Pop Culture & Sports	118	84	71.2%	.122	.123	11.33
27	Iran	Geography	118	112	94.9%	.240	.133	12.57
28	The Knight’s Tale	Literature	118	107	90.7%	.070	.138	10.76
29	Russia	Fine Arts	117	108	92.3%	.232	.185	12.57
30	Henry IV of France	History	117	71	60.7%	.302	.210	13.49
31	necklaces	Literature	117	67	57.3%	.205	.246	12.40
32	Minnesota	Geography	117	115	98.3%	.426	.215	15.10
33	Kurt (Friedrich) Gödel	Science & Math	117	82	70.1%	.214	.214	12.40
34	Central African Republic or CAR	Current Events	117	52	44.4%	.102	.141	11.12
35	branches	Mixed & Miscellaneous	117	111	94.9%	.494	.130	16.00
36	Horatio (Lloyd) Gates	History	117	33	28.2%	.309	.227	13.67
37	natural rubber	Science & Math	117	112	95.7%	.226	.117	12.54
38	SWAT teams	Current Events	117	101	86.3%	.167	.148	11.72
39	Hedda Gabler	Literature	117	86	73.5%	.208	.195	12.24
40	The Bahamas	History	117	102	87.2%	.106	.197	11.14
41	Dory	Pop Culture & Sports	117	112	95.7%	.215	.160	12.29
42	aromaticity	Science & Math	117	86	73.5%	.179	.230	12.06
43	A. E. Housman	Literature	117	78	66.7%	.205	.238	12.24
44	(Brazilian) slaves	History	117	102	87.2%	.252	.223	12.92
45	zinc	Science & Math	117	86	73.5%	.131	.167	11.42
46	A Perfect Day for Bananafish	Literature	117	70	59.8%	.168	.142	11.73
47	Inferno	Fine Arts	117	109	93.2%	.272	.250	13.12
48	pigeonhole principle	Science & Math	117	59	50.4%	.344	.232	13.98
49	William Butler Yeats	Literature	117	100	85.5%	.195	.186	12.17
50	Afghanistan	History	117	114	97.4%	.209	.209	12.29

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.