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Season 6 Level C Week 6

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#	Answer	Category	TUH	# Correct	% Correct	Average Correct Celerity	Std. Dev Celerity	Average Correct Score
1	Horizon	Pop Culture & Sports	168	82	48.8%	.184	.174	12.10
2	quadratic	Science & Math	168	120	71.4%	.206	.171	12.24
3	William Penn	History	168	117	69.6%	.190	.180	12.10
4	Flowers for Algernon	Literature	168	133	79.2%	.262	.186	12.96
5	proton	Science & Math	168	79	47.0%	.114	.295	11.22
6	John C(harles) Frémont	History	167	107	64.1%	.361	.232	14.22
7	Gertrude Stein	Literature	167	131	78.4%	.337	.262	13.79
8	asteroids	Science & Math	167	140	83.8%	.292	.208	13.31
9	Equatorial Guinea	Geography	167	143	85.6%	.185	.199	12.05
10	Romeo and Juliet	Mixed & Miscellaneous	167	160	95.8%	.284	.225	13.27
11	Parthians	History	167	50	29.9%	.205	.165	12.22
12	San Antonio Spurs	Pop Culture & Sports	167	119	71.3%	.167	.149	11.72
13	Things Fall Apart	Literature	167	144	86.2%	.284	.204	13.24
14	Washington, D.C.	Geography	167	156	93.4%	.313	.163	13.63
15	Minsk	Current Events	167	127	76.0%	.218	.211	12.35
16	Thomas Hardy	Literature	167	142	85.0%	.245	.214	12.78
17	Ottorino Respighi	Fine Arts	167	83	49.7%	.234	.214	12.63
18	Nagasaki	History	167	129	77.2%	.276	.169	13.09
19	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland or U.K.	Mixed & Miscellaneous	167	162	97.0%	.280	.150	13.10
20	extinction	Current Events	167	156	93.4%	.113	.143	11.04
21	(Arthur) Neville Chamberlain	History	167	157	94.0%	.393	.127	14.65
22	pyruvate	Science & Math	167	21	12.6%	.264	.181	12.95
23	Mumbai	Geography	167	134	80.2%	.094	.186	10.97
24	list	Current Events	167	100	59.9%	.159	.163	11.67
25	Marc (Zakharovich) Chagall	Fine Arts	167	109	65.3%	.290	.221	13.31
26	Wilfred Owen	Literature	167	106	63.5%	.327	.238	13.79
27	Wolfgang (Ernst) Pauli	Science & Math	167	121	72.5%	.279	.188	13.17
28	Operation Barbarossa	History	167	140	83.8%	.293	.206	13.41
29	dogs	Social Science	167	145	86.8%	.300	.201	13.45
30	James Fenimore Cooper	Literature	167	136	81.4%	.356	.180	14.15
31	oxidations	Science & Math	167	129	77.2%	.220	.157	12.46
32	Tyr	Literature	167	89	53.3%	.209	.226	12.43
33	Jonathan (David) Larson	Pop Culture & Sports	167	93	55.7%	.482	.265	15.81
34	Henry James	Literature	167	110	65.9%	.390	.273	14.67
35	HMS Bounty	History	167	133	79.6%	.275	.203	13.13
36	acceleration	Science & Math	166	125	75.3%	.199	.217	12.16
37	Cape Horn	Geography	166	71	42.8%	.115	.132	11.08
38	All Quiet on the Western Front	Literature	166	148	89.2%	.234	.153	12.57
39	mind	Social Science	166	127	76.5%	.272	.239	13.21
40	House of Bourbon	History	166	103	62.0%	.313	.229	13.64
41	A Tale of Two Cities	Literature	166	149	89.8%	.117	.136	11.07
42	ballerinas	Fine Arts	166	151	91.0%	.189	.165	12.01
43	retina	Science & Math	166	115	69.3%	.234	.221	12.63
44	Carolingian dynasty	History	166	108	65.1%	.196	.181	12.20
45	candles	Social Science	166	149	89.8%	.365	.262	14.27
46	John Venn	Science & Math	166	146	88.0%	.201	.185	12.18
47	Pandora	Literature	166	152	91.6%	.332	.172	13.87
48	Kent State shootings	History	166	149	89.8%	.343	.152	13.95
49	Solomon R(obert) Guggenheim	Fine Arts	166	147	88.6%	.286	.157	13.24
50	reflection	Science & Math	166	107	64.5%	.160	.197	11.80

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.