We Took an Old Episode of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” And Turned It into a Quiz

For $100: In the "Road Runner and Coyote" cartoons, what famous sound does the Road Runner make?

• Vroom! Vroom!

• Aooga! Aooga!

• Ping! Ping!

• Beep! Beep!

For $200: Where should choking victims place their hands to indicate to others that they need help?

• Around the throat

• Over the eyes

• On the knees

• On the hips

For $300: Which of these dance names is used to describe a fashionable dot?

• Swing

• Polka

• Lambada

• Hora

For $500: In what "language" would you say "ello-hay" to greet your friends?

• Pig Latin

• Duck Latin

• Bull Latin

• Dog Latin

For $1,000: What part of a chicken is commonly called the "drumstick"?

• Breast

• Leg

• Wing

• Gizzard

For $2,000: What is the only position on a football team that can be "sacked"?

• Wide receiver

• Tight end

• Center

• Quarterback

For $4,000: What god of love is often depicted as a chubby winged infant with a bow and arrow?

• Zeus

• Mercury

• Poseidon

• Cupid

For $8,000: What Steven Spielberg film climaxes at a place called Devil's Tower?

• Raiders of the Lost Ark

• E.T. The Extra Terrestrial

• Close Encounters of the Third Kind

• Jurassic Park

For $16,000: In what U.S. town did the famous 1881 shoot-out at the O.K. Corral take place?

• El Paso

• Tombstone

• Dodge City

• Laramie

For $32,000: Which of the following months has no U.S. federal holiday?

• September

• August

• November

• February

For $64,000: What mythological beast is reborn from its own ashes?

• Dragon

• Phoenix

• Minotaur

• Golem

For $125,000: Who developed the first effective vaccine against polio?

• Albert Sabin

• Niels Bohr

• Jonas Salk

• Louis Pasteur

For $250,000: Which of the following is not a monotheistic religion?

• Islam

• Christianity

• Judaism

• Hinduism

For $500,000: What architect designed the glass pyramid in the courtyard of the Louvre?

• Philip Johnson

• I.M. Pei

• Frank Gehry

• Le Corbusier

Finally, for $1 Million: Which of these U.S. Presidents appeared on the television series "Laugh-In"?

• Lyndon Johnson

• Jimmy Carter

• Richard Nixon

• Gerald Ford