bible trivia for kids who wants to be a millionaire

So she goes for the 50/50, eliminating two wrong answers. Regis gives her a disapproving look, and suggests she use a lifeline.

The woman says, 'I think it's Robinson Crusoe.' The other two were even more preposterous-like Boris Yeltsin and Tammy Faye Bakker. Most people go out way early-though not as early as this woman the other night, who went out at $1,000 on the question: The Sheriff of Nottingham was the sworn enemy of? For, um, $600,000.ĭavid seemed like a sweet kid, and clearly he's a whiz. My house just this second came on the market. 'I need to buy a house with a humongous mortgage for a write-off,' he said. I asked David what he was going to do with all that money if he wasn't going to give it to me. 'What are you doing for me?'ĭavid hemmed and hawed about providing me 'a couple of paragraphs for a column.' Like I care. Seemed like as good a time as any to ask him for money. He graciously said, 'I have to point out that answering trivia questions is not nearly as important as writing a column that millions of people read like you do, Tony.' So I called David to congratulate him on his big triumph. Just 24 years old and with a million dollars in his pocket. A smart kid like him being a fan of mine.

Imagine how flattered I was to learn that. It turns out David is a fan of this column. A week or so ago 24-year-old David Goodman of Olney became the youngest person to win the grand prize of $1 million on 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.'

Bible trivia for kids who wants to be a millionaire