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AztHIuOAu7E
| 518 |
Short Films
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Who answered the door at the cabin?
|
[
"A. The Scotsman.",
"B. The Entrepreneur.",
"C. The Plumber.",
"D. The Senator.",
"E. The Musician."
] |
A
|
At 00:29, I saw the man in the red jacket knock on the door. After the knock, the Scotsman answers the door at 00:31, which takes the man in the red jacket by surprise. I identified him as the video's depiction of a Scotsman based on his accent at 00:45, and the fact that he was wearing tartan.
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medium
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AztHIuOAu7E
| 519 |
Short Films
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How many times does the man with the hat with hanging corks play the didgeridoo?
|
[
"A. 3.",
"B. 1.",
"C. 5.",
"D. 4.",
"E. 2."
] |
E
|
I watched the whole video and noted that the man with the hat with hanging corks was shown playing the didgeridoo at 02:35 and 08:31. This totals 2 times.
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short
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AztHIuOAu7E
| 520 |
Short Films
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What opening credit appears on the screen when the man in the red sweater knocks on the red door?
|
[
"A. Starring.",
"B. Directed by.",
"C. Written by.",
"D. Produced & Directed by.",
"E. Produced by."
] |
C
|
I watched the video until I saw the man in the red sweater appear, which happens at 00:22. From there, I kept watching until this man in the red sweater knocked on a red door at 00:29. At that point, I noted that the opening credit, "Written by RORY CLARK", appears on the screen.
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medium
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AztHIuOAu7E
| 521 |
Short Films
|
At what point in the video does the man with long white hair and a white beard disappear into thin air?
|
[
"A. 07:15.",
"B. 02:40.",
"C. 11:13.",
"D. 08:32.",
"E. 12:09."
] |
C
|
I watched the video until I located the man with long white hair and a white beard first appear onscreen at 05:09. I continued watching and paid attention to the man's actions until he disappeared into thin air at 11:13. I then watched the rest of the video to ensure this event did not happen again.
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medium
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AztHIuOAu7E
| 522 |
Short Films
|
How many times does it rain in the video?
|
[
"A. 1 time",
"B. 2 times",
"C. 0 times",
"D. 3 times",
"E. 4 times"
] |
B
|
I watched the video and paid careful attention to each setting. I observed that it began to rain onscreen at 02:37. I continued watching the rest of the video and found another instance of rain at 08:36. I watched the rest of the video and found no more instances of rain.
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CkX3sA-8-hw
| 523 |
Short Films
|
Saito has a design on the backside of his pants, what is it of?
|
[
"A. Heart.",
"B. Star.",
"C. Fire.",
"D. Rainbow.",
"E. Square."
] |
D
|
I watched the video until I noticed a design on a man's pants at 00:13. The design was of a rainbow. However, I was not sure if it was on Saito's pants. So I continued to watch the video in order to find out who Saito was. At 01:13 a banner appeared on the lower part of the screen. This banner was for Saito, and listed out his stats, as well as a headshot of him. The man I saw at the beginning of the video at 00:13 with the rainbow design on the backside of his pants was Saito.
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medium
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CkX3sA-8-hw
| 524 |
Short Films
|
How old is King Tany?
|
[
"A. 25.",
"B. 35.",
"C. 42.",
"D. 32.",
"E. 45."
] |
E
|
I watched and listened for the commentator to identify a wrestler as King Tany. I heard him identify King Tany at 02:52. I continued watching and looking for a graphic with King Tany's stats. I found the graphic at 03:00 with King Tany's name and age. I read the number of his age as 45.
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medium
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CkX3sA-8-hw
| 525 |
Short Films
|
What color are the production lights that are shining upwards along the back wall?
|
[
"A. Purple.",
"B. Black.",
"C. Green.",
"D. Blue.",
"E. Pink."
] |
C
|
I watched the video and looked around the screen in order to identify where the production lights were visible. I noticed them after the camera zoomed in at 00:04. I could see the lights shining upwards and they were the color green.
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medium
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CkX3sA-8-hw
| 526 |
Short Films
|
What wrestling moves do Inaba and Aki perform from 05:30 to 05:45?
|
[
"A. Inaba and Aki tap in partners, and a four-person rumble begins.",
"B. Inaba dodges a punch, Aki knocks him down with a leg sweep, and when he doesn't get up the referee counts him out.",
"C. Inaba dodges a punch and throws himself to the mat. He then runs to the ropes and bounces off, repeats, crashing into Aki, where they both fall, and Inaba tags out.",
"D. Aki grabs Inaba and hits him with a piledriver, knocking him out and disqualifying him.",
"E. Inaba clotheslines Aki and knocks him down, he then drops an elbow onto him, and Aki rolls away and gets to his feet."
] |
C
|
I scrolled to the specified time from 05:30-05:45. I then observed that these moves are clearly articulated by the wrestlers.
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short
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CkX3sA-8-hw
| 527 |
Short Films
|
In the first fight, there is a man wearing pants- what color are his pants?
|
[
"A. Silver.",
"B. Black.",
"C. Purple.",
"D. Green.",
"E. Gold."
] |
A
|
I began watching the video from the very beginning. A bell rang out that signified that the fight had started. There were two men in the center of the stage that were circling each other at 00:04. One of the men was wearing silver pants. The other man was wearing something that looked like a bodysuit with his legs exposed. Therefore, the only man wearing pants in the first match has on silver pants.
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medium
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DwRpgqbs7bY
| 528 |
Short Films
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Who loses in the fifth fight?
|
[
"A. The boxer in the purple trunks.",
"B. The boxer in the black trunks.",
"C. The boxer in the pink trunks.",
"D. The boxer in the red trunks.",
"E. The boxer in the orange trunks."
] |
B
|
I counted 4 fights before 05:58 when I saw the boxer in the flag trunks make the first move to get the fifth fight started. The boxer in the black trucks eventually loses that fight at 06:52.
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short
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DwRpgqbs7bY
| 529 |
Short Films
|
At the end of the third boxing match, what do the two boxers do?
|
[
"A. They continue fighting.",
"B. They shake hands.",
"C. They yell at each other.",
"D. They share a hug.",
"E. They say nothing."
] |
D
|
From 03:55 to 03:58, I observed the boxers. At 03:55, both boxers stopped moving. They shared a hug as the match ends.
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short
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DwRpgqbs7bY
| 530 |
Short Films
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What is the boxer wearing who throws the first punch in round two of the first fight?
|
[
"A. Gold trunks.",
"B. Orange trunks.",
"C. Black trunks.",
"D. Red trunks.",
"E. Pink trunks."
] |
C
|
At 1:17, I saw the graphic for round 2. The boxer in the black trunks begins the round with a punch.
|
short
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DwRpgqbs7bY
| 531 |
Short Films
|
Who lands the first punch in the first fight?
|
[
"A. The boxer in the red trunks.",
"B. The boxer in the orange trunks.",
"C. The boxer in the pink trunks.",
"D. The boxer in the black trunks.",
"E. The boxer in the gold trunks."
] |
D
|
While watching I noticed that the first match started at 00:55. Then I continued to watch and saw that the boxer with black shorts had thrown the first punch at 00:56.
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short
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DwRpgqbs7bY
| 532 |
Short Films
|
Who makes the first move in the second fight?
|
[
"A. The boxer in the red trunks.",
"B. The boxer in the pink trunks.",
"C. The boxer in the purple trunks.",
"D. The boxer in the orange trunks.",
"E. The boxer in the gold and white trunks."
] |
E
|
At 2:18 I saw the boxer in the gold and white trunks make the first move to get the fight started.
|
short
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DwRpgqbs7bY
| 533 |
Short Films
|
What color are the trunks of the boxer who loses the first match?
|
[
"A. Black.",
"B. Red.",
"C. Orange.",
"D. Gold.",
"E. Blue."
] |
C
|
From 01:43 to 01:52, I observed the end of the first match, where the losing boxer was laying on the ground after being punched. He is wearing orange trunks.
|
short
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DwRpgqbs7bY
| 534 |
Short Films
|
How many cars can be seen driving by outside while the man in the navy sweater vest first speaks?
|
[
"A. 15.",
"B. 16.",
"C. 13.",
"D. 11.",
"E. 9."
] |
D
|
I watched the video to identify the time period that the man in the navy sweater vest first speaks, which is 00:05 to 00:48. From there, I focused my attention on the glass balcony door to his right, where the road and the cars using the road are visible. After that, I counted how many cars passed within the timeframe of 00:05 to 00:48, which came to a total of 11 cars.
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medium
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DwRpgqbs7bY
| 535 |
Short Films
|
How many boxing matches are discussed in the video?
|
[
"A. 4.",
"B. 5.",
"C. 3.",
"D. 6.",
"E. 2."
] |
D
|
Throughout the video, I observed 6 matches being discussed. The first match was presented from 00:45 to 02:00; the second from 2:00 to 3:10; the third from 3:10 to 4:00; the fourth from 4:00 to 5:45; the fifth from 5:45 to 7:05; and the sixth from 7:05 to 11:01.
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medium
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E4F77emUnqQ
| 536 |
Chess
|
According to the information written on the screen, why should viewers like the video?
|
[
"A. To encourage the speaker.",
"B. Their rating is important to the speaker.",
"C. Their rating will increase views.",
"D. To make the speaker feel good.",
"E. To make the video go viral."
] |
B
|
While watching, I looked at the different information provided on the screen. At 03:23, I read the text on the right side of the screen that read, "Hit the like, your rating is important!" Therefore, the speaker wants viewers to like the video because it's important to him.
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medium
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E4F77emUnqQ
| 537 |
Chess
|
How many chess pieces are on the board when the speaker explains the definition of a "skewer"?
|
[
"A. 12.",
"B. 8.",
"C. 4.",
"D. 10.",
"E. 6."
] |
E
|
I watched the video until the speaker started to explain the definition of the chess tactic "skewer" at 02:14. I also observed the word "skewer" on the right side of the screen. I then counted how many chess pieces were positioned on the chess board during this time. I counted a total of 6 chess pieces.
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medium
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E4F77emUnqQ
| 538 |
Chess
|
What are the first pieces the narrator uses to demonstrate a fork technique?
|
[
"A. A black knight and a white bishop.",
"B. A white rook and a white king.",
"C. A white rook and a white bishop.",
"D. A black rook and a black knight.",
"E. A black knight and a white king."
] |
B
|
While watching the video, I saw the segment where the speaker explains a fork tactic and what it means. At 00:33, the speaker begins to demonstrate the fork tactic. With a white rook and a white king, he demonstrates how to successfully steal one of black's pieces using the fork technique.
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medium
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E4F77emUnqQ
| 539 |
Chess
|
What does the speaker do to show viewers which chess piece he is talking about?
|
[
"A. Circle the chess piece in yellow.",
"B. Highlights the chess piece box in red.",
"C. Point a red arrow to the chess piece.",
"D. Zooms in on the chess piece.",
"E. Gray out all the other chess boxes."
] |
B
|
While watching, I listened as the speaker was describing the different chess tactics. As he was talking about the pieces, the screen would highlight the chess piece boxes red, such as at 01:30 when he's talking about the bishop. Sometimes the speaker would use arrows to point at the pieces as well, but the arrows are orange and not red. Therefore, the speaker highlights the chess piece box in red.
|
medium
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E4F77emUnqQ
| 540 |
Chess
|
When the word, "zugzwang" first appears on the screen, which chess pieces are situated on the board?
|
[
"A. 1 white queen, 1 black king, 1 white king, 2 black rooks.",
"B. 1 white king, 1 black queen, 1 white bishop, 1 black king.",
"C. 1 white king, 1 black king, 2 white bishops, 2 black pawns.",
"D. 1 black king, 1 white knight, 1 black bishop, 3 white pawns, 1 white king",
"E. 1 white king, 1 black bishop, 1 white rook, 1 black king."
] |
E
|
First, I watched the video and identified the word "zugzwang" on the right side of the screen at 08:08. I then turned my attention to identifying which chess pieces were positioned on the chess board at this time. I identified 1 white king, 1 black bishop, 1 white rook, and 1 black king.
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medium
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E4F77emUnqQ
| 541 |
Chess
|
Which space is the white king positioned on the board during the explanation of an "X-ray attack"?
|
[
"A. h1.",
"B. g3.",
"C. f4.",
"D. c6.",
"E. b2."
] |
B
|
I watched until the speaker started to explain the definition of the chess tactic "X-ray attack" at 07:14. The words "X-ray attack" also appear on the right side of the screen. I then looked for which space the white king was positioned during this explanation. I located the white king in space g3 on the chess board.
|
medium
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E4F77emUnqQ
| 542 |
Chess
|
When the word "undermining" appears on the screen, which space on the board is not occupied by a chess piece?
|
[
"A. a2.",
"B. f7.",
"C. b5.",
"D. g4.",
"E. h1."
] |
C
|
I watched until the word "undermining" appeared as a chess tactic on the screen from 09:13-09:40. I then observed which spaces were occupied by chess pieces and which spaces were not during this timeframe. I noticed that b5 was not occupied by a chess piece.
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medium
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E5dOAWyh3uk
| 543 |
Short Films
|
What accessory/accessories is Priyanka Chopra wearing when she discusses being thrown out of a film and replaced?
|
[
"A. A chunky silver necklace and silver rings.",
"B. Large, circular, silver earrings.",
"C. Large, circular, silver earrings and silver rings.",
"D. A chunky silver necklace.",
"E. Large, circular gold earrings and a silver ring."
] |
C
|
I watched the video, waiting for Priyanka Chopra to discuss the time she was thrown out of a film and replaced. This scene begins at 01:51, when a male interviewer asks her if this is something that happened. At 01:53, I saw Priyanka onscreen confirming that it did happen, and she is wearing large, circular, silver earrings. As she continues the discussion, I could see at 01:58 that she is also wearing at least one silver ring.
|
medium
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E5dOAWyh3uk
| 544 |
Short Films
|
What outfit is Priyanka wearing in the clip from 02:32-02:35?
|
[
"A. A saree.",
"B. A wedding dress.",
"C. A red dress.",
"D. A black dress.",
"E. A ballgown."
] |
C
|
I watched the video and the specified clip at 02:32. In the clip, Priyanka is dancing with many dancers behind her. She is in the front wearing a red dress.
|
short
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E5dOAWyh3uk
| 545 |
Short Films
|
Why is the particular clip of Priyanka at 02:46 shown at that point of her voiceover?
|
[
"A. The clip is of her running fast as the voiceover is about the hard work she put into her career.",
"B. The clip is of her posing for photoshoots as she talks about her low self esteem she had.",
"C. The clip is of her dancing at her wedding as she talks about her love for Nick Jonas.",
"D. The clip is of her crying as the voiceover is about her dad's illness.",
"E. The clip is of her laughing as the voiceover about overcoming challenges."
] |
D
|
I watched the video and noticed that Priyanka's voiceover is from an interview where she talks about the illness and eventual death of her father, whom she was very close to. The clip used at 02:46 is a clip of her crying as her voiceover explains this part of her life and what a struggle it was. So the clip is used to depict the same emotion that Priyanka felt during the event of losing her dad--immense sadness.
|
medium
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E5oMSKck2J8
| 546 |
Short Films
|
What is the last name of the person whose credit is cut off at 02:16?
|
[
"A. Burgess.",
"B. Smith.",
"C. Degrassi.",
"D. Bergasse.",
"E. Kelly."
] |
D
|
I watched for an on-screen title that fades in on the left at 02:16, which is visibly cut off. I then read the last name, which is Bergasse.
|
short
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E5oMSKck2J8
| 547 |
Short Films
|
When does the man in the glasses begin to speak?
|
[
"A. 01:51.",
"B. 02:59.",
"C. 02:53.",
"D. 01:56.",
"E. 03:04."
] |
D
|
I watched for the man in the glasses to be handed the microphone. I then observed as the man commenced speaking at 01:56.
|
short
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E5oMSKck2J8
| 548 |
Short Films
|
What is the hair color of the woman wearing a metallic colored dress?
|
[
"A. Black.",
"B. Gray.",
"C. Brown.",
"D. Blonde.",
"E. Red."
] |
D
|
There is one woman who is highly visible for most of the video. She is wearing a gold dress with a detailed design. This woman has blonde hair.
|
short
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E7cAz-bnsqM
| 549 |
Chess
|
Between the chess moves in the main game where the adult moves his knight to E6 and the child moves his pawn to D3, in what direction does the female chess player wearing jeans walk?
|
[
"A. To the center.",
"B. To the back.",
"C. To the front.",
"D. She does not move.",
"E. To the left."
] |
B
|
First, I located the play in the main game where the adult chess player moves his knight to E6 and found that this occurs at 05:46. I was able to determine which cell the knight moved to by observing a computer generated image of the board in the center of the top of the screen that mirrors the game play. I then looked for a female chess player walking. I saw her get up from her chair at 06:04 and then walk towards the back of the room. She remains there until the child moves his pawn to D3 at 06:12. I confirmed that the pawn moves to D3 by observing the computer generated image of the board in the center of the top of the screen. Therefore, the female player moves to the back of the room.
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medium
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E7cAz-bnsqM
| 550 |
Chess
|
What is the time difference on the clock in the match featuring an adult vs. a child in a black shirt at the end of the play where the first rook is removed from the board?
|
[
"A. 18 seconds.",
"B. 14 seconds.",
"C. 22 seconds.",
"D. 8 seconds.",
"E. 12 seconds."
] |
E
|
I watched the match for the play when the first rook was removed from the board - this occurred at 08:18, when the child opponent took the adult's rook from C5. The child then clocked out at the end of this play, also during the 08:18 mark. After this, I observed that the clock showed 18 seconds remaining for the adult, and 6 seconds for the child opponent. I did the equation, 18-6=12. Therefore, there is a 12 second difference on the play clock.
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medium
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E7cAz-bnsqM
| 551 |
Chess
|
When the child opponent in the black shirt takes the adult's pawn at B4 and stops the clock, how much time is left on the child opponent's clock?
|
[
"A. 00:13.",
"B. 00:19.",
"C. 00:11.",
"D. 00:16.",
"E. 00:18."
] |
E
|
I looked for a moment in the video where a child in a black shirt takes his adult opponent's pawn at B4, and found this occurs at 06:56. As I saw this happen, I also looked at the computer generated image of the game centered at the top of the screen to determine which cell the pawn was in. I clearly saw that the adult opponent's white pawn was in cell B4. Immediately after this happens, the child in a black shirt stops his clock. I then read the clock face to determine that the child opponent has 18 seconds left on his clock after making this move.
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medium
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E7cAz-bnsqM
| 552 |
Chess
|
Where is the man in the suit and tie in relation to the long row of chess tables between 02:05 - 02:17?
|
[
"A. Bent over behind them.",
"B. Sitting to the right of them.",
"C. Standing to the right of them.",
"D. Standing to the left of them.",
"E. Standing directly behind them."
] |
E
|
First, I located the row of chess tables and saw they run in a row away from the main chess match towards the back of the room. Next, I located the 02:05 timestamp and saw the man in a suit and tie standing directly behind the row of tables. He remained standing until 02:17, before bending down to place a handkerchief on the table at 02:19. Therefore, the man in the suit and tie is standing directly behind the long row of chess tables between 02:05-02:17.
|
medium
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E7cAz-bnsqM
| 553 |
Chess
|
From what square is the first overall piece removed from the game in the adult vs a child opponent in a black shirt match?
|
[
"A. B6.",
"B. C6.",
"C. B4.",
"D. C4.",
"E. C8."
] |
B
|
I located the part of the match where the first overall piece was removed from the board - this occurred at 01:55, when the adult's bishop took the child opponent's knight. I then read the computer generated chessboard displayed at the top and center of the screen which mirrors the game play. I observed that it has the squares labeled with letters and numbers, and saw the knight was taken from square C6.
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medium
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E7cAz-bnsqM
| 554 |
Chess
|
What chess play follows the fourth instance of the boy in the black shirt touching his forehead with his right hand?
|
[
"A. White bishop to B5.",
"B. Black knight to C6.",
"C. White pawn to D3.",
"D. Black pawn to D5.",
"E. White knight to E2."
] |
E
|
First, I observed that the adult chess player is playing the white pieces and the boy in the black shirt is playing the black pieces by looking at which section of the board they are sitting behind at 00:00. I then looked for a moment where the boy in the black shirt touches his forehead with his right hand. I found he is already touching his forehead with his right hand at 00:00 and counted this as the first instance. I found this occurs for the second time at 00:46, and for a third time at 00:54. I then observed that the child moves his pawn to D5 at 01:11. Several chess moves occur until the boy puts his forehead in both hands, including his right hand, at 01:59. Immediately following this, the adult player moves his knight to E2. I confirmed on the computer generated image of the board that the cell the knight moves to is E2 at 02:00. Therefore, the chess play that follows the fourth instance of the boy in the black shirt touching his forehead with his right hand is white knight to E2.
|
long
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E7cAz-bnsqM
| 555 |
Chess
|
How many times is a pawn moved on the most foregrounded chessboard during the first 2 minutes of the video?
|
[
"A. 7.",
"B. 5.",
"C. 4.",
"D. 8.",
"E. 2."
] |
D
|
I watched the video from 00:00-02:00, counting the number of times a pawn is moved on the most foregrounded chessboard in the shot, where an adult faces off against a child. The first time a pawn is moved is at 00:27, the second time at 00:29. The third time occurs at 00:32, the fourth time at 00:40, and the fifth time at 01:09. A pawn is moved for the sixth time at 01:51, and the seventh time from 01:53-01:54. A pawn is moved for the eighth and final time in this span at 01:56. I counted up the total number of times a pawn is moved and got 8.
|
medium
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E7cAz-bnsqM
| 556 |
Chess
|
From 07:00-08:00, which of the following piece types is moved most frequently in the match featuring an adult vs a child in a black shirt?
|
[
"A. Queen.",
"B. Knight.",
"C. King.",
"D. Rook.",
"E. Pawn."
] |
B
|
I watched the match from 07:00-08:00, paying attention to when each piece was played, and what that piece was. I observed the child move a knight at 07:06, and the adult moved a knight at 07:18. The adult also moved a pawn at 07:07, but this was not a chess move, only a move to center the piece back into the square. I saw the child move a knight at 07:26, and the adult moved his queen at 07:38 to capture the child's pawn. I then watched the child move his king at 07:42 to capture the adult's queen. I observed the adult move a knight at 07:44 to capture the child's queen, the child move his king at 07:47, the adult move a knight at 07:50 to capture the child's bishop, and the child move a knight at 07:51. I saw the adult move a rook at 07:56, and the child moved a knight at 07:57 to capture the adult's pawn. Finally, I watched the adult move a rook at 07:59. The total tally of piece types moved in chess plays is therefore knight: 8, queen: 1, king: 2, and rook: 2. Therefore, the knight is moved most frequently during 07:00-08:00.
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long
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ECMMct_jnEM
| 557 |
Chess
|
What spaces do the highlighted pawns occupy when the host pumps his arms and says, "I'm so smart..."?
|
[
"A. g2 and h4.",
"B. b7 and c7.",
"C. f1 and f3.",
"D. f2 and f4.",
"E. a7 and b7."
] |
D
|
I located the timestamp starting at 12:27, when the host deepens his voice, pumps his arms, and says jokingly, "I'm so smart..." I looked for the locations of the highlighted pawns on the board and found they were positioned above and below a white knight, on f2 and f4.
|
medium
|
ECMMct_jnEM
| 558 |
Chess
|
What chess piece is highlighted on the board when the host acknowledges Gotham Chess as one of his favorite creators?
|
[
"A. Queen's pawn.",
"B. King.",
"C. Queen.",
"D. King's pawn.",
"E. Castle."
] |
A
|
I listened for the mention of "Gotham Chess" to be acknowledged as one of his "favorite creators" and heard this occurred from 00:58-01:00 when he says "Shoutout to Gotham Chess, one of my favorite creators." I observed the board during this time frame and noticed that two squares were highlighted yellow. One of these squares, d4, had a piece on it, a white pawn. I rewound the video to learn the specific name of the pawn. At 00:41, I heard the speaker call this piece "the Queen's pawn" as he moved it from d2 to d4.
|
medium
|
ECMMct_jnEM
| 559 |
Chess
|
In the first demonstration of the London System, which piece does the speaker prefer to mobilize into the middle?
|
[
"A. The king-side bishop.",
"B. The king's pawn.",
"C. The king-side knight.",
"D. The queen-side knight.",
"E. The queen-side bishop."
] |
C
|
I heard the speaker say "The London System begins with the Queen's pawn" at 00:41 and determined that this was the beginning of the first demonstration. I continued watching and listened for the word "mobilize" or "mobilizing". From 03:21-03:25, I heard the speaker say, "the central game plan I like to employ is mobilizing directly into the middle." While the speaker was saying this, I observed that the white knight on f3 was picked up and moved two squares up and one to the left into e5. To determine which knight this was, I went back to the beginning of the demonstration at 00:41 and paid attention to which piece moved into f3. I observed the king-side knight move from g1 to f3 at 02:06. I confirmed that no other piece moved into this square before 03:21. Therefore, I determined that in this demonstration of the London System, the speaker prefers to mobilize the king-side knight into the middle.
|
long
|
ECMMct_jnEM
| 560 |
Chess
|
In game 1, does white ever castle long?
|
[
"A. Yes, at 16:50.",
"B. Yes, at 16:15.",
"C. Yes, at 16:35.",
"D. No, white castles short.",
"E. No, white doesn't castle."
] |
C
|
I understood that castling is a special move that allows two pieces (the king and a rook) to move at the same time if certain conditions are present. I heard the speaker say "if the king ever goes short castle" at 02:40. At this time, I noticed there was also a graphic of an arrow from the black king's starting position to the h8 square, demonstrating the direction of a "short castle." I heard the speaker say "castle long" at 13:51. As the speaker said this, I observed that they castled with the queen-side rook. I moved to the beginning of the first game, which occurred with white's opening move at 15:47. I observed that at 16:15 the conditions for a long castle were available to white. And at 16:35 I observed that white castled long by moving the king to c1 and the queen-side rook to d1.
|
medium
|
ECMMct_jnEM
| 561 |
Chess
|
How many pieces are activated when the speaker says "as we wrap up the theoretical portion"?
|
[
"A. 2.",
"B. 10.",
"C. 4.",
"D. 8.",
"E. 6."
] |
D
|
I listened for the target phrase and heard it from 13:02-13:04. During this period, I observed that the board was static. I understood that "activated" pieces are pieces that have moved from their starting position. Of black's pieces, I observed that the bishop, king pawn, queen pawn, and king-side knight had all moved from their starting positions. Of white's pieces, I observed that the king and queen pawns had moved, in addition to the king-side knight and the queen-side bishop. Thus, I counted a total of eight pieces activated when the target phrase was said.
|
medium
|
ECMMct_jnEM
| 562 |
Chess
|
How many non-light brown or dark brown squares are shown on the board when the word "pyramid" is said for the third time?
|
[
"A. 11.",
"B. 5.",
"C. 2.",
"D. 0.",
"E. 8."
] |
E
|
I listened for the target word and counted each occurrence. The first occurrence was at 01:48. The second occurrence was at 01:51. The third occurrence was at 02:35. I observed the board at this point and saw that there were five squares highlighted in blue (b2, c3, d4, e3, and f2). I also observed a square highlighted in red (d3). Finally, I observed two squares highlighted in yellow (e8 and g8). I counted the total number of squares highlighted a color other than the standard light and dark brown of the chess board, and counted 8 total.
|
medium
|
ECMMct_jnEM
| 563 |
Chess
|
What movement is the speaker describing when he says "develop" for the first time?
|
[
"A. Bringing the queen into the center of the board.",
"B. Using a bishop to challenge white's bishop.",
"C. Using a pawn to mirror white's opening move.",
"D. Castling the rook and king.",
"E. Bringing a knight out of its starting position."
] |
E
|
I listened for the target word and heard it at 01:44. I noticed that there were two squares highlighted in yellow: g8 and f6, where a black knight was. I went backwards 3 seconds to confirm that that was the movement that just happened. At 01:41, I noticed that all but one of black's pieces were in their starting positions. Then at 01:42 I observed the black king-side knight move from g8 to f6. There were no more movements before "develop" was spoken at 01:44. Therefore, I concluded that when the word "develop" is spoken at 01:44. The speaker is referring to bringing the knight out of its starting position.
|
medium
|
ECMMct_jnEM
| 564 |
Chess
|
After the host introduces the concept of a "typical position that you are after in the London", how much time passes before the last side of this position is drawn?
|
[
"A. 25 seconds.",
"B. 22 seconds.",
"C. 21 seconds.",
"D. 20 seconds.",
"E. 23 seconds."
] |
E
|
The host introduces the pyramid, a typical London position, starting at 01:28. The first side demonstrated is the right side. While the host was speaking at 01:47, 3 spaces were highlighted in red: f2, e3, and d4. The second side demonstrated was the left. At 01:50, c3 was highlighted and at 01:51, b2 was highlighted. By 01:52, the pyramid was complete with an orange triangular outline. Solving the problem 151-128=23, I determined 23 seconds passed before the last side was drawn.
|
medium
|
ECMMct_jnEM
| 565 |
Chess
|
What is the next to last chess piece highlighted in yellow before the host switches from a pyramid plan to set up the Queen's Gambit?
|
[
"A. White bishop",
"B. White knight",
"C. Black pawn",
"D. White pawn",
"E. Black bishop"
] |
D
|
First, I found the section of video at 09:48 where the host mentions abandoning the pyramid plan. It turns out he abandoned the plan slightly before he talked about it because he mentions a "Queen's Gambit" at 09:45, and moves a white pawn from c2 to c4. This begins the Queen's Gambit. I then went back to find the last chess piece highlighted in yellow before the Queen's Gambit begins. This is the black bishop at 09:37. I then went back to find the next to last chess piece highlighted in yellow. At 09:23, the highlight on the white pawn changes from red to yellow, making it the next to last chess piece highlighted in yellow before the host abandons the pyramid plan to set up the Queen's Gambit.
|
medium
|
FJlnDef8Qww
| 566 |
Short Films
|
What tattoo lounge is a sponsor of this event?
|
[
"A. High Tide Tattoo Shop.",
"B. Neon Moon Tattoo Shop.",
"C. Craft & Co Tattoo Lounge.",
"D. Blue Lagoon Tattoo.",
"E. Adventus Tattoo Lounge."
] |
E
|
I looked for signs of a tattoo shop sponsor and saw at 00:27 that there was an advertisement being projected onto the screens behind the fight stage. One of the advertisements shows an ad for Adventus Tattoo Lounge. This tattoo shop is a sponsor of this event.
|
medium
|
FUJYcbCZFeI
| 567 |
Chess
|
How many lightbulbs appear on the screen at 00:13?
|
[
"A. 8.",
"B. 10.",
"C. 6.",
"D. 1.",
"E. 13."
] |
A
|
I went to 00:13 in the video. Then I identified the lightbulbs on the screen. I counted them and got 8. Therefore, there are 8 lightbulbs on the screen at 00:13.
|
short
|
FUJYcbCZFeI
| 568 |
Chess
|
Which major and minor pieces are vertically stacked from top to bottom on the chess board when the man says, "it's quite an advanced-level position" in the last minute of the video?
|
[
"A. Knight, Bishop, Knight",
"B. Rook, Bishop, Knight",
"C. Queen, Bishop, Bishop",
"D. Queen, Rook, Bishop",
"E. Bishop, Queen, Knight"
] |
B
|
I scrolled to the last minute of the video, and I heard the man say "it's quite an advanced-level position" at 15:43-15:44. I then observed which spaces have major and minor pieces on the board. From common knowledge of chess, I know that the major pieces are the queen and rook, while minor pieces are the bishop and knight. I noticed that there is only one vertical stack of major and minor pieces, and it is composed entirely of black pieces from A5-A7. The stack at G1-G3 doesn't count, because the king is neither a major piece nor a minor one. From top to bottom, the vertical stack with major and minor pieces consists of the rook, the bishop, and the knight.
|
medium
|
FUJYcbCZFeI
| 569 |
Chess
|
What fraction of logos that remain on-screen for the majority of the video have a "g" in them?
|
[
"A. 3/4",
"B. 2/3",
"C. 1/3",
"D. 1/4",
"E. 1/2"
] |
C
|
Starting at 00:00, I looked on the right side of the screen, and I noticed 3 logos that remain for the majority of the video, only briefly disappearing when an on-screen graphic covers them. The first, near the top, has an image of a crown surrounded by some red and gold ribbons, placed against a black, circular background with text beside it that reads "Remote CHESS ACADEMY." The second, near the bottom, is a black banner with a red square that has "GM" in the red square, and "IGOR SMIRNOV" in the black banner. The third, to the right of the second, is a gray banner which contains a small red globe with white lines crossing vertically and horizontally, and a line of text that reads "CHESS-TEACHER.COM". I examined each of these logos and realized that only the second contains the letter "g". When I put this into a fraction, 1 out of 3, I came up with 1/3.
|
long
|
FUJYcbCZFeI
| 570 |
Chess
|
What direction is the orange arrow facing when the man says, "The best way for you to play chess and win is actually to attack"?
|
[
"A. Left.",
"B. Right.",
"C. Up.",
"D. Down.",
"E. Diagonal."
] |
C
|
While watching the video, I listened for when the man says, "The best way for you to play chess and win is actually to attack." He says it at 08:00-08:03. Then, I looked at the orange arrow and noticed that it was pointing upwards. Therefore, the orange arrow is pointing up when the man says, "The best way to for you to play chess and win is actually to attack."
|
medium
|
FUJYcbCZFeI
| 571 |
Chess
|
Which chess pieces are highlighted in red on the chess board at 12:12?
|
[
"A. 1 black pawn, 2 black knights, 1 black rook, 1 black bishop.",
"B. 1 black king, 2 black rooks, 1 black knight, 1 black pawn.",
"C. 1 black queen, 1 black rook, 1 black bishop, 2 black pawns.",
"D. 1 black king, 2 black pawns, 1 black knight, 1 black bishop.",
"E. 1 black rook, 2 black knights, 2 black pawns."
] |
A
|
I scrolled to the specified timestamp in the video at 12:12, and I observed 5 spots highlighted in red on the chess board. I then identified the chess pieces that were highlighted, which were 1 black pawn, 2 black knights, 1 black rook, and 1 black bishop.
|
medium
|
FUJYcbCZFeI
| 572 |
Chess
|
Which chess board spaces contain the knight's yellow arrow, while the man says, "The best way for you to play chess and to win is actually to attack"?
|
[
"A. f3, e3, d3, d4.",
"B. g6, f6, e6, e7.",
"C. h2, g2, f2, f3.",
"D. c5, b5, a5, a6.",
"E. d5, d6, e6, f6."
] |
A
|
I watched the video until the man said, "The best way for you to play chess and to win is actually to attack" at 08:00-08:03. I then observed which spaces on the chess board that contained a yellow arrow coming from the knight, and the answer is f3, e3, d3, and d4.
|
medium
|
FadiuRRgvAw
| 573 |
Short Films
|
How does the lighter-haired woman feel as she explains the Narwhal song?
|
[
"A. Eager.",
"B. Confused.",
"C. Embarrassed.",
"D. Angry.",
"E. Proud."
] |
C
|
I watched the section of the video where the woman explains the Narwhal song re-work that she did in her head: this takes place from 01:10-01:40. I watched her expression closely as she explained it and was quizzed by her co-star - her face was downcast and scrunched with cringe, indicating she was embarrassed.
|
medium
|
FadiuRRgvAw
| 574 |
Short Films
|
What line from the Doctor Who clip first causes the lighter-haired woman to put her hand over her mouth?
|
[
"A. \"Do you feel stupid?\"",
"B. \"Bow ties are cool.\"",
"C. \"Amy, this is me.\"",
"D. \"So you're like a space squid.\"",
"E. \"Maybe you need to change the pump.\""
] |
A
|
I watched the section of the video where the Doctor Who clip plays, from 02:18 to 03:52, to listen to the lines spoken by the characters in the clip. I also watched the woman with the lighter hair to see when she put her hand over her mouth. At 02:49, I listened to the red-haired character in Dr. Who ask "Do you feel stupid?" and as a result, watched the lighter-haired woman cover her mouth with her hand. This is the first time in the video she makes this gesture while watching the clip.
|
medium
|
FadiuRRgvAw
| 575 |
Short Films
|
How do the two hosts feel when their names are listed below them?
|
[
"A. Neutral and unamused.",
"B. Pensive and whimsical.",
"C. Happy and excited.",
"D. Flirtatious and sultry.",
"E. Sad and disappointed."
] |
C
|
I watched the video and paid attention to when the graphics listed the hosts name, from 00:06 to 00:12. I then watched that section, paying attention to the hosts' body language, and saw they were smiling, and moving excitedly.
|
medium
|
FadiuRRgvAw
| 576 |
Short Films
|
How many "mini episodes" of Doctor Who do the two hosts watch together in this video?
|
[
"A. 4.",
"B. 5.",
"C. 3.",
"D. 2.",
"E. 1."
] |
E
|
I watched the video all the way through. From 02:15 to 03:52, I observed the hosts as they watched a "mini episode" of Doctor Who. This was the only episode the hosts watched throughout; therefore, the answer is one.
|
medium
|
FkuqYtE1rw0
| 577 |
How-To
|
What is the sum of all the visible cards when the text "UNO!" appears on-screen for the second time?
|
[
"A. 9.",
"B. 5.",
"C. 3.",
"D. 1.",
"E. 7."
] |
B
|
I saw the text "UNO!" appear on-screen for the first time at 01:19. Next, I saw the text appear on-screen for the second time at 01:23. At the same time, I saw the only cards that were visible, which were a yellow 5 and a yellow 0. I then calculated 5+0=5. Therefore, the sum of all the visible cards when the text "UNO!" appears on-screen for the second time is 5.
|
medium
|
FkuqYtE1rw0
| 578 |
How-To
|
After the player plays their wild card, before the wild shuffle hands card is discussed, what color do they change it to?
|
[
"A. Green Card.",
"B. Wild shuffle hands Card.",
"C. Red Card.",
"D. Blue Card.",
"E. Yellow Card."
] |
E
|
I watched the video and saw the player play a wild card at 01:53. A few moments later, at 01:59, the narrator talks about the wild shuffle hands card. Then I saw, in between those 2 events, at 01:58, the player plays a yellow "8" card and the word "Yellow"appears on the screen, indicating they changed the cards to yellow.
|
medium
|
FkuqYtE1rw0
| 579 |
How-To
|
How many different wild customizable cards are shown in the last 30 seconds of video?
|
[
"A. 2.",
"B. 6.",
"C. 1.",
"D. 5.",
"E. 4."
] |
A
|
First, I located the last 30 seconds of the video, from 03:29 to 03:59, to determine how many different wild customizable cards were shown. To identify them, I rewound to learn what wild customizable cards are, and heard the narrator introducing them and showing them at 03:10-03:18. I then continued watching the last 30 seconds of the video and identified the first 1 at 03:29. I watched further and found another 1 at 03:52 at the bottom center of the frame, and I didn't see more of them on screen. Therefore, the answer is 2.
|
medium
|
FkuqYtE1rw0
| 580 |
How-To
|
After the shuffle hands card was played, how many of the players ended up with a red UNO card in their hands?
|
[
"A. 1.",
"B. 6.",
"C. 3.",
"D. 2.",
"E. 4."
] |
E
|
While watching, I noticed a shuffle hands card at 02:00 by reading the card. Then, I watched from 02:02 - 02:18 as the shuffle hands card was played, and then the rest of the cards were reshuffled and passed out. At 02:18, I paused the video and counted how many players there were. Based on the hands I saw in the frame, there are 4 players. Then, I counted how many players had a red card in their hands and noticed all the players had at least 1 red card. Therefore, there are 4 players who ended up with a red UNO card after the shuffle hands card was dealt.
|
medium
|
FkuqYtE1rw0
| 581 |
How-To
|
What two cards are pulled immediately after "Uno!" appear on the screen for the second time?
|
[
"A. A yellow 5 and a wild card.",
"B. A green 6 and a +4.",
"C. A +4 and a yellow 0.",
"D. A wild card and a green 6.",
"E. A yellow 0 and a yellow 5."
] |
B
|
I watched the video and looked for the word "Uno!" and found it appear on the screen first at 01:18. I continued watching and read it the second time at 01:24. I kept watching until two cards were drawn, which happened at 01:29. The two cards were a green 6 and a +4.
|
medium
|
FkuqYtE1rw0
| 582 |
How-To
|
When the player put down the draw 4 card, what 2 colors did they have in their hands?
|
[
"A. Green and red.",
"B. Yellow and blue.",
"C. Blue and green.",
"D. Red and blue.",
"E. Green and yellow."
] |
E
|
While watching, I saw a draw 4 card placed down at 02:27. Then, I looked at the players cards in their hands and noticed that they had 2 green UNO cards and 1 yellow UNO card. Therefore, when the player puts down the draw 4 card, the 2 colors they have left in their hand are green and yellow.
|
medium
|
FkuqYtE1rw0
| 583 |
How-To
|
What is the total sum of the blue numbered UNO cards presented to the screen in hand, within the first 20 seconds?
|
[
"A. 6.",
"B. 3.",
"C. 4.",
"D. 5.",
"E. 1."
] |
D
|
First, I watched the first 20 seconds of the video. Then at 00:13, there's an insert on the players cards. I examined the cards and spotted out the blue UNO cards. There are 3 blue UNO cards, but there are only 2 numbered UNO cards. Then, I looked at the 2 numbered blue UNO cards and noticed it was a 1 and a 4. After, I added 1 plus 4 and got 5. Therefore, the total sum of the blue numbered cards presented to the screen within the first 20 seconds is 5.
|
medium
|
FkuqYtE1rw0
| 584 |
How-To
|
After the wild shuffle hands card is played, and the narrator mentions players may have more or fewer cards, how many cards does the player on the left receive?
|
[
"A. 6.",
"B. 2.",
"C. 3.",
"D. 4.",
"E. 5."
] |
E
|
I watched the video and saw the gameplay demonstration. At 02:03, I saw a player put down a card that says "shuffle hands". At 02:05-02:11, the narrator explains that after that card is played, all remaining cards are gathered, shuffled, and dealt out again. As a player starts dealing out the cards again to the other players at 02:10, I continued watching, and saw the player on the left received 5 cards at 02:16. Therefore, the answer is 5.
|
medium
|
G0oXM9YPLcg
| 585 |
Short Films
|
What colors are the first pill to appear onscreen in the video made up of?
|
[
"A. White and yellow.",
"B. Red and yellow.",
"C. White and blue.",
"D. Blue and yellow.",
"E. Red and White."
] |
E
|
I watched the video when the blonde woman spoke at the demonstration, holding up the pill - which is the first pill that can clearly be seen, and appears at 00:34. I then noted the colors of the pill, which were red and white.
|
medium
|
G0oXM9YPLcg
| 586 |
Short Films
|
How many times is the word 'poison' legible in the first minute of the video?
|
[
"A. 7",
"B. 6",
"C. 3",
"D. 5",
"E. 4"
] |
B
|
I watched the first minute of the video, from 00:00-01:00, watching for the word 'poison' and when it appears onscreen. It first appears in a caption at 00:35, followed quickly by a graphic with the word at 00:36. It next appears in caption form at 00:50, and then in a graphic at 00:51. It appears in another caption at 00:55, and in a final graphic at 00:56, for a total of six appearances in the first minute.
|
medium
|
G0oXM9YPLcg
| 587 |
Short Films
|
Which character continues to ask others if they want to watch funny videos on YouTube?
|
[
"A. Chef.",
"B. Janitor.",
"C. Boss.",
"D. Inspector.",
"E. Doctor."
] |
E
|
I listened carefully to spot the instances where the question "Do you want to watch a funny video on YouTube?" was asked in the video. At 00:15 I found the first moment the question was asked, and at 01:40 I found the second and last time the question was asked. In both instances, it was the male lead character named Doctor that asked the question.
|
medium
|
G0oXM9YPLcg
| 588 |
Short Films
|
Why does the Doctor greet the woman in the office?
|
[
"A. He wants to hear about her day.",
"B. He wants to avoid talking to his companion.",
"C. He wants to learn about the source of the pills.",
"D. He wants to warn her of danger.",
"E. He wants to show her a funny video."
] |
E
|
I watched the scene where the Doctor greets the woman in the office, which occurs at 01:13. I then listened to their conversation, where the Doctor quickly asks if he can show her a funny YouTube video.
|
medium
|
G0oXM9YPLcg
| 589 |
Short Films
|
Where is the Doctor in relation to the man he shows the YouTube video to?
|
[
"A. Looking over the man's left shoulder.",
"B. Kneeling directly in front of him.",
"C. Sitting across from him at the table.",
"D. Standing in front of him across the room.",
"E. Looking over the man's right shoulder."
] |
D
|
I watched the video to find the event where the Doctor shows a man the YouTube video - this occurs at starting at 01:52. I then watched the scene to learn the position of the Doctor in relation to the man sitting in the chair. The Doctor is pacing back and forth across the room in front of the man watching the YouTube video.
|
medium
|
G0oXM9YPLcg
| 590 |
Short Films
|
What items are the male and female characters holding in their hands when they pretend they are window cleaners?
|
[
"A. Glass cleaner and a rag.",
"B. A window squeegee and a rag.",
"C. A bucket and a sponge.",
"D. Two glass cleaner bottles.",
"E. A window squeegee and a sponge."
] |
E
|
I searched for the segment where the male and female characters decided to pretend to be window cleaners in order to escape from their angry boss. The segment starts at 04:08. At 04:12 the characters are standing inside a window cleaning gondola, hanging suspended against a building's glass wall. The male character is holding a window squeegee and the female character is holding a yellow sponge at 04:17.
|
medium
|
G0oXM9YPLcg
| 591 |
Short Films
|
How many times during the opening sequence does the first character introduced in the video appear on the screen after his name appears?
|
[
"A. 3.",
"B. 5.",
"C. 1.",
"D. 2.",
"E. 4."
] |
A
|
I played the video from the beginning to locate the first character introduction. A man with a brown suit, white eyes, and a movable jaw crosses the frame from left to right at 00:03. A name appears behind him in the background that reads "TENTH DOCTOR" at 00:05, which is the name of the first character introduced. Between 00:05 and 00:06, the image of the first character appears in the screen three times.
|
medium
|
GcOzdAzmtNM
| 592 |
How-To
|
What is the location the second time the instructor says the word "yarn?"
|
[
"A. A white surface with crochet tools.",
"B. A white surface with a ball of yarn.",
"C. An empty white surface.",
"D. A title card reading \"Slip Knot.\"",
"E. A shot of the instructor in a room."
] |
A
|
I watched the video listening for the instructor to say the word 'yarn.' The first time is at 00:29. The second time is at 00:42. I checked the location, and at this time it was a flat white surface with a display of crocheting tools.
|
medium
|
GcOzdAzmtNM
| 593 |
How-To
|
What is the total when the number of blue social media banners displayed onscreen during the first minute of the video are subtracted from the number of chain stitches completed?
|
[
"A. 5.",
"B. 13.",
"C. 9.",
"D. 11.",
"E. 7."
] |
E
|
I watched the video looking for a display of blue social media banners onscreen, which occurs from 00:13-00:17. There are 3 banners. I continued watching the video, looking for the instructor to create chain stitches. A section of the video entitled Chain Stitch begins at 03:10, and at 05:59 she has completed 10 chain stitches, after which she creates no more. I subtracted the number of blue social media banners (3) from the number of chain stitches created (10), for an answer of 7.
|
medium
|
GcOzdAzmtNM
| 594 |
How-To
|
Of the crochet hooks that were introduced, which one is used to demonstrate a chain stitch?
|
[
"A. The aluminum hook with the plastic handle.",
"B. None of them, she uses her finger.",
"C. The full aluminum hook.",
"D. The acrylic hook.",
"E. The aluminum hook with a soft grip handle."
] |
C
|
I watched the video to figure out which of the crochet hooks that were introduced in the video is used to demonstrate a chain stitch. First, I looked for the time period when the hooks are introduced. This occurs from 01:25-01:41. Having found these, I then looked for the period when a chain stitch is demonstrated. This begins at 03:10, when a graphic on the screen says "CHAIN STITCH". At 03:13, a crochet hook appears, and I recognize it as the full aluminum hook from earlier. So, the answer is the full aluminum hook.
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medium
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GcOzdAzmtNM
| 595 |
How-To
|
Which crochet hook is two below the crochet hook that is the correctly sized hook for the yarn?
|
[
"A. The plastic.",
"B. The full aluminum.",
"C. The aluminum and blue plastic.",
"D. The bamboo.",
"E. The aluminum and pink plastic."
] |
C
|
I watched the video, looking to see what size of crochet hook was recommended for the yarn being used. At 00:54, the instructor turns the yarn over so the label shows where the recommended hook sizes are given, and she specifies this at 00:58. At 01:03, she points to where it says 5mm, and states the same. I continued watching until the crochet hooks were in focus again, which occurs at 01:18. I looked at the hooks and the full aluminum hook displays a size of 5mm on the handle, which is the size specified on the label. Therefore, the full aluminum crochet hook is the correct size for the yarn. I looked down to 2 spaces below that crochet hook, which is the aluminum and blue plastic hook.
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medium
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GcOzdAzmtNM
| 596 |
How-To
|
From 01:18-01:40, as the host introduces the crochet hooks, how many times would the host have touched them if she touched one of them an additional time?
|
[
"A. 9 times.",
"B. 12 times.",
"C. 11 times.",
"D. 8 times.",
"E. 10 times."
] |
C
|
I watched the video from 01:18-01:40 to see how many times the host touches the crochet hooks as she introduces them. She touches the aluminum hook with a soft grip handle five times, the acrylic hook one time, the full aluminum hook twice, and the aluminum hook with the plastic handle twice before reaching the 01:40 time stamp of the video. This totals 10 touches. If there was an additional touch, that would make 11 touches. So, the answer is 11.
|
medium
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GcOzdAzmtNM
| 597 |
How-To
|
How many times does the host slip the yarn between her pinky and ring finger after she introduces the chain stitch and before she introduces the knife hold?
|
[
"A. 1 time.",
"B. 0 times.",
"C. 4 times.",
"D. 5 times.",
"E. 2 times."
] |
A
|
I watched the video to find the time when the host introduces the chain stitch. I found this time at 03:09, when the words "chain stitch" appear in the center of the screen. I then counted the number of times when she slipped the yarn between her pinky and ring finger. This occurs at 03:19. I watched until she introduced the knife hold, which occurs at 03:35. Since she only slipped the yarn between her pinky and ring finger once, the answer is 1 time.
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medium
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GcOzdAzmtNM
| 598 |
How-To
|
How many times does the host pinch a piece of yarn when she is unraveling it from the yarn ball?
|
[
"A. 11 times.",
"B. 13 times.",
"C. 7 times.",
"D. 5 times.",
"E. 9 times."
] |
C
|
I watched the video to find when the host pinches the yarn as she unravels it from the yarn ball. She removes the yarn band from the yarn ball from 02:18-02:21. As she does this, she is holding one end of the yarn ball. At 02:24, she pinches a piece of yarn with her left hand and pulls it away from the yarn ball. She pinches it again at 02:26. More pinches occur at 02:33, 02:35, 02:36, 02:37, and 02:39. Then, at 02:40, the yarn ball and the host's hands disappear. So, the answer is 7.
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medium
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GcOzdAzmtNM
| 599 |
How-To
|
What does the instructor do with her right index finger just after she has pinched the yarn, holding it in an x for the slip knot?
|
[
"A. Wraps the yarn around her left thumb.",
"B. Circles it around so the yarn wraps around it.",
"C. Taps the top and bottom of her left thumb.",
"D. Points to the loop on her left index finger.",
"E. Taps the ball of yarn."
] |
C
|
I watched the video, looking and listening for the instructor to make a slip knot. The title card indicates the slip knot section beginning at 02:41. At 02:50, she pinches the yarn after making a slip knot. Directly after this, the instructor taps the top and bottom of her left thumb with her right index finger.
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medium
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GcOzdAzmtNM
| 600 |
How-To
|
If there was an additional superimposed light blue graphic that appeared somewhere in the video, how many total light blue graphics would there be?
|
[
"A. 8.",
"B. 10.",
"C. 11.",
"D. 7.",
"E. 9."
] |
A
|
I watched the video to count the number of superimposed light blue graphics that appear throughout the video. I found the first 3 at 00:13 in the video, when they appear in the video in the lower left corner. They contain social media information for the YouTube channel. An additional graphic appears at 00:44, with text inside of it that says: "TAKE A LOOK AT THE LINKS IN THE DESCRIPTION BOX". No other graphics of this kind appear until the very end, when 3 more appear at 06:53 in the lower left corner of the frame. These contain the same social media information for the YouTube channel as before. Since there are 7 total superimposed light blue graphics, if there was an additional graphic, there would be 8.
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medium
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GlecDUdZdkE
| 601 |
How-To
|
In how many times are the"RFIN'" letters of the word "SURFIN" moved in a specific direction after it is uploaded into Adobe Photoshop?
|
[
"A. 12",
"B. 6",
"C. 10",
"D. 3",
"E. 1"
] |
B
|
I searched for the section of the video where the "DIRT SURFIN'" sticker was shown on screen. This occurred at 00:51. I went back a bit to 00:50 and heard the narrator mention, "I like to refine my designs in Photoshop". I knew from that statement I was in the right place in the video. Next, I looked for any adjustments made to the sticker. At 00:52, part of the word "SURFIN'" (the "RFIN'" part) was pushed up and to the right. I counted this as the first instance. AT 00:52, the letters are pushed several times to the right. I counted this as the second instance. Also at 00:52, the letters are pushed once to the left and once up. I counted this as the third and fourth instance. At 00:53, the same part was pushed left. Between 00:53-00:55, the same part of the word was angled. I added up the number of times the letters were moved in a particular direction and came up with 6.
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long
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GlecDUdZdkE
| 602 |
How-To
|
If someone exits the teal house through the front door, in which direction can they say the camera is located in relation to them?
|
[
"A. Diagonally and to the right.",
"B. To the left of the house.",
"C. Diagonal and to the left.",
"D. In front of the house.",
"E. Parallel to the house toward the right."
] |
C
|
I located the segment where there are two guys talking in front of a teal house, which happens at 02:29. I observed the teal house and its front door and its position to the camera. The camera is placed at a diagonal angle, giving a three-quarters view of the house that would capture the left side of the person walking through its front door. Therefore, I concluded that someone were to exit the front door and face the street, the camera would be at a diagonal toward their left side.
|
medium
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GlecDUdZdkE
| 603 |
How-To
|
What is the fourth country that lights up in yellow on the world map?
|
[
"A. Canada.",
"B. Australia.",
"C. United States.",
"D. Spain.",
"E. Brazil."
] |
B
|
I located the scene where a world map is presented in the video at 00:18. As the narrator speaks about the countries where he has sold stickers, a list appears on-screen, while some countries on the map in the background glow in yellow light. I counted the times a country would turn yellow until the fourth one did, which happens at 00:19. This country is Australia.
|
medium
|
GlecDUdZdkE
| 604 |
How-To
|
What color is the last physical "Mahalo my dude" sticker that appears on-screen?
|
[
"A. Green",
"B. Black",
"C. White",
"D. Red",
"E. Yellow"
] |
C
|
I watched the video from the beginning to locate the instances where a physical "Mahalo my dude" sticker appears on-screen. The first time happens at 00:01, and it's a yellow sticker, the second time is at 00:07, and it's white. It appears briefly again at 00:10 (black), 00:12 (white), and 00:14 (white). I watched the video until the end and found no other instance where a physical "Mahalo my dude" sticker is visible. For this reason, the last time a physical "Mahalo my dude" sticker appears on-screen is at 00:14, where a white version of the sticker is being placed on a car window.
|
medium
|
GlecDUdZdkE
| 605 |
How-To
|
Which of the four total steps listed in an onscreen way is the second to appear after the man presses the "Load media" button?
|
[
"A. Refine Your Design",
"B. Transfer Tape",
"C. Cut Your Design",
"D. Weed the Edges",
"E. Import Your Design"
] |
B
|
First, I looked for the moment where the man presses the "Load media" button and found it at 02:14. Next, I looked for the first of the 4 onscreen steps to appear. This happened at 02:16 when the words, "STEP 3" and "CUT YOUR DESIGN" appeared onscreen. I then looked for the next onscreen step to appear. This happened at 03:48 when the words, "STEP 4" followed by "TRANSFER TAPE" appeared onscreen. I counted this as the second of the four steps to appear onscreen after the man presses the "Load media" button.
|
medium
|
GlecDUdZdkE
| 606 |
How-To
|
After the guy uses his smartphone for the last time, what onscreen option is highlighted?
|
[
"A. \"Decline\".",
"B. \"Open in Photos\".",
"C. \"Download\".",
"D. \"Accept\".",
"E. \"Open in new window\"."
] |
D
|
I searched the video to determine each time the guy was shown using his smartphone. The first time was at 01:13 when he snapped a photo of the "DIRT SURFIN'" sticker. He used his smartphone again at 01:15 when he uploaded the sticker to Adobe Photoshop, the app he mentioned at 01:16. This was inferred when the photo was then visible on the screen at 01:16, confirming a successful upload. A message appeared on screen at the top of a black dialog box that read, "Andrew Santos's iPhone wants to send you a photo". The "Accept" option was highlighted in blue.
|
medium
|
GlecDUdZdkE
| 607 |
How-To
|
After the image of the text "Dirt Surfin'" is uploaded into photoshop, what is the 3rd step in the process of turning the image into a finalized, black and white image?
|
[
"A. Increase contrast",
"B. Decrease lightness",
"C. Crop the image",
"D. Decrease brightness",
"E. Lower saturation"
] |
A
|
I located the section of the video where the image of the text "Dirt Surfin'" was uploaded into photoshop. This occurred at 01:15, when the narrator instructs viewers to "place it in photoshop." I continued watching to determine the process of making the image black and white. All of the following actions were shown on screen in order: crop the image (01:18); increase the brightness (01:18); increase the contrast (01:18); decrease the lightness (01:19), and finally, lower the saturation (01:19). After counting all the steps, I determined that increasing the contrast was third in the process.
|
medium
|
GlecDUdZdkE
| 608 |
How-To
|
How many 2" wide squares can be cut across the vinyl that the creator uses?
|
[
"A. 4 stickers.",
"B. 6 stickers.",
"C. 10 stickers.",
"D. 5 stickers.",
"E. 7 stickers."
] |
B
|
In order to answer the question correctly, I need to find out what the width of the vinyl actually is. First, I looked for the segment where the creator says he can fit 3, 3" inch wide stickers on the vinyl. This would suggest that the vinyl he uses is 9" wide. However, when he weeds his printed sticker around 03:04, he places the sticker on a grid of squares. From a glance of the edge of the grid at 03:32, I learn that two squares equals one inch. The weeded sticker is just shy of 8 squares, which would mean that the sticker itself is just shy of 4 inches. This implies that three stickers are actually using borders that add another 3 inches, which means that the vinyl the hobbyist is using is 12" long. Therefore, if I cut 2" wide stickers across the vinyl, I should be able to cut 6 of them. For 6, 2" wide squares add up to 12" inches.
|
long
|
GlecDUdZdkE
| 609 |
How-To
|
What is the 7th, 25th, 35th, and the 2nd from the last country on the scrolling list?
|
[
"A. Brazil, Serbia, El Salvador, and the United Arab Emirates.",
"B. United Arab Emirates, Ireland, India, and Serbia.",
"C. Serbia, Haiti, Greece, and Cyprus.",
"D. India, Italy, Ukraine, and Sint Maarten.",
"E. Brazil, Finland, Poland, and Spain."
] |
A
|
I searched for the scrolling list and found it printed in white text, starting at 00:18 and lasting until 00:24. I went back to count the 7th country and concluded it was Brazil, shown at 00:18. Next, I forwarded ahead to locate the 25th country and after counting, I determined it was Serbia shown at 00:20. I located the 35th country which was El Salvador, shown at 00:21. Finally, I skipped ahead to get to the end of the list. I saw that the United Arab Emirates was positioned as the 2nd from the last country at 00:24. Hence, Brazil, Serbia, El Salvador, and the United Arab Emirates are the correct answers.
|
medium
|
GlecDUdZdkE
| 610 |
How-To
|
List the last timestamp where a sticker was peeled from the transfer tape?
|
[
"A. 04:29",
"B. 02:58",
"C. 03:12",
"D. 04:43",
"E. 03:25"
] |
D
|
First, I watched the video to understand what transfer tape is. I found an explanation from 03:55-04:00. Then, I located each instance in the video where stickers were shown being peeled from a piece of transfer tape. The first instance occurred with the "Mahalo my dude" sticker at 00:01, 00:07, and 00:12. Next, was the square-shaped sticker at 00:17, the "SKRT" sticker at 00:25 and 00:26, the "DIRT SURFIN'" sticker at 02:58, 04:29, 04:43, and finally, the "RIDE YOUR DAMN BIKE" sticker at 03:25. I counted each timestamp and concluded that there were 10 instances of a sticker being peeled from transfer tape. Hence, the 10th and final instance sequentially was at 04:43.
|
medium
|
H5tOnBKITXo
| 611 |
Short Films
|
How did the woman in the black and white dress feel when the woman in the pink dress recalled her experience of not being able to open her eyes?
|
[
"A. Nervous.",
"B. Afraid.",
"C. Happy.",
"D. Upset.",
"E. Relieved."
] |
B
|
At 12:35 - 12:47, I heard the woman in the pink dress recall her experience of not being able to open her eyes even when she was told to. During that time, at 12:42 - 12:44, I heard the woman in the black and white dress agree, stating that her heart was racing, which therefore implies that she felt afraid.
|
medium
|
H5tOnBKITXo
| 612 |
Short Films
|
What percentage of people who are standing when the hypnotist begins working are also standing when he says "I would probably get a dinner"?
|
[
"A. 100%",
"B. 80%",
"C. 60%",
"D. 20%",
"E. 40%"
] |
A
|
I observed 5 people standing behind a line of chairs at several points before the hypnosis began, including from 00:00-00:08 and 01:21-01:24. From 01:22-01:25, I heard the man in the middle say that they had recruited a hypnotist, Richard Barker. From 01:29-01:34, I saw the man at the end of the line talk about how he was going to enter peoples' subconscious. I also observed a text graphic that read "Richard Barker" on the top line and "hypnotist" on the bottom while this man was speaking from 01:32-01:38. I determined that this was the hypnotist and waited for him to begin working. This occurred at 02:39, when he walked away from the other 4 people and into the center. At this point, I observed that there were 5 people standing. I then listened for the hypnotist to say "I would probably get a dinner". I heard this at 13:40. At this point, I observed that all of the original 5 people were still standing. Therefore, I determined that 100% of the people standing at the beginning were also standing when the target phrase was spoken.
|
long
|
H5tOnBKITXo
| 613 |
Short Films
|
What does the sign behind Al Roker say?
|
[
"A. Team Today And Everyday.",
"B. Team Today Goes Under.",
"C. Team Today Goes Far.",
"D. Team Today Sometime Forever.",
"E. Team Today Always."
] |
B
|
I noticed that Al Roker remains seated for the whole video. I watched until a good view of the sign is given at 03:15. I read the words on the sign, which said "Team Today Goes Under."
|
short
|
H5tOnBKITXo
| 614 |
Short Films
|
How many total people does the hypnotist attempt to hypnotize?
|
[
"A. 12.",
"B. 8.",
"C. 10.",
"D. 11.",
"E. 4."
] |
D
|
I watched the video until I noticed a panning shot at 09:42. At this timestamp, it shows everyone who attempts to get hypnotized.
|
short
|
H5tOnBKITXo
| 615 |
Short Films
|
How many volunteers leave their seats when hypnotized into being exotic animals?
|
[
"A. 4.",
"B. 3.",
"C. 5.",
"D. 6.",
"E. 2."
] |
E
|
At 10:50 the hypnotist prompts the volunteers to act like exotic animals. At 10:55, I can see two of them out of their seats.
|
short
|
I3GWzXRectE
| 616 |
Maths
|
What integration by part problem does the professor not work fully and only gives the answer for?
|
[
"A. (e^x)sin(x).",
"B. (cos(x))^n.",
"C. (e^(x^2))sin(x).",
"D. (x^2)(ln(x)).",
"E. (t^3)(cos(t))."
] |
A
|
At around 34:39 the professor writes the integral of (e^x)sin(x) and writes the answer on the whiteboard a few seconds later. However, he does not show any work leading to the answer.
|
short
|
I3GWzXRectE
| 617 |
Maths
|
After the professor demonstrates integration by parts with examples at 24:10, if we replace the expression labeled "f" in example 2 with the expression labeled "f" from example 3 and integrate, what would the final result be?
|
[
"A. (x^2 - x + 1)log(x^2 + 1) - ((x-2)x) - 2tan^{-1}(x) + C.",
"B. 2e^x(x - 1) + C.",
"C. e^x(2x - 3) + C.",
"D. 2sin(x) - 2xcos(x) + cos(x) + C.",
"E. ½ e^x(sin(x) - cos(x)) + C."
] |
C
|
I began watching the video and noticed the professor discussing integration by parts. At 24:10, he starts to give many different examples of integration by parts, and works through them. When solving an integration by parts problem, one section is labeled “f” and the other is labeled “ g’ “ and then the formula given at 23:25 can be used. Example 2 is given at 27:15, and the part labeled “f” is given at 28:02. A student in the class identifies which part of the integral is “f,” and the professor confirms it. Here, ln(x^2 + 1) is labeled as “f.” Example 3 begins at 34:35. The section labeled as “f” is given at 35:14. The section e^x is labeled as “f,” but this isn’t said out loud by the professor. If the section labeled “f” on example 2 is replaced with the section labeled “f” from example 3, the resulting integral becomes (2x - 1)(e^x). From there, we apply the formula given by 23:25 and solve. The answer is e^x(2x - 3) + C. Therefore, after the professor demonstrates integration by parts with examples at 24:10, if we replace the expression labeled "f" in example 2 with the expression labeled "f" from example 3 and integrate, the final result would be e^x(2x - 3) + C.
|
long
|
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