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Who Wants to Win A Million? Better Than Bullet Points. Copyright © 2008 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Reproduced by permission of Pfeiffer, an imprint of Wiley.

$100 Question Enter Question 1 A. Incorrect Answer D. Incorrect AnswerB. Incorrect Answer C. Correct Answer 50/50

$100 Question Enter Question 1 B. Incorrect Answer C. Correct Answer

$200 Question Enter Question #2 A. Correct D. IncorrectB. Incorrect C. Incorrect 50/50

$200 Question Enter Question #2 A. CorrectC. Incorrect

$300 Question Enter Question #3 A. CorrectCorrect D. IncorrectIncorrectB. IncorrectIncorrect C. IncorrectIncorrect 50/50

$300 Question Enter Question #3 A. CorrectCorrect B. IncorrectIncorrect

$500 Question Enter Question #4 A. CorrectCorrect D. IncorrectIncorrectB. IncorrectIncorrect C. IncorrectIncorrect 50/50

$500 Question Enter Question #4 A. CorrectCorrect D. IncorrectIncorrect

$1,000 Question Enter Question #5 A. IncorrectIncorrect D. CorrectCorrectB. IncorrectIncorrect C. IncorrectIncorrect 50/50

$1,000 Question Enter Question #5 D. CorrectCorrectB. IncorrectIncorrect

$2,000 Question Enter Question #6 A. IncorrectIncorrect D. IncorrectIncorrectB. IncorrectIncorrect C. CorrectCorrect 50/50

$2,000 Question Enter Question #6 B. IncorrectIncorrect C. CorrectCorrect

$4,000 Question Enter Question #7 A. IncorrectIncorrect D. IncorrectIncorrectB. CorrectCorrect C. IncorrectIncorrect 50/50

$4,000 Question Enter Question #7 A. IncorrectIncorrect B. CorrectCorrect

$8,000 Question Enter Question #8 A. IncorrectIncorrect D. IncorrectIncorrectB. IncorrectIncorrect C. CorrectCorrect 50/50

$8,000 Question Enter Question #8 B. IncorrectIncorrect C. CorrectCorrect

$16,000 Question Enter Question #9 A. IncorrectIncorrect D. CorrectCorrectB. IncorrectIncorrect C. IncorrectIncorrect 50/50

$16,000 Question Enter Question #9 A. IncorrectIncorrect D. CorrectCorrect

$32,000 Question Enter Question #10 A. IncorrectIncorrect D. IncorrectIncorrectB. CorrectCorrect C. IncorrectIncorrect 50/50

$32,000 Question Enter Question #10 D. IncorrectIncorrectB. CorrectCorrect

$64,000 Question Enter Question #11 A. CorrectCorrect D. IncorrectIncorrectB. IncorrectIncorrect C. IncorrectIncorrect 50/50

$64,000 Question Enter Question #11 A. CorrectCorrect D. IncorrectIncorrect

$125,000 Question Enter Question #12 A. IncorrectIncorrect D. IncorrectIncorrectB. IncorrectIncorrect C. CorrectCorrect 50/50

$125,000 Question Enter Question #12 A. IncorrectIncorrectC. CorrectCorrect

$250,000 Question Enter Question #13 A. IncorrectIncorrect D. IncorrectIncorrectB. IncorrectIncorrect C. CorrectCorrect 50/50

$250,000 Question Enter Question #13 D. IncorrectIncorrect C. CorrectCorrect

$500,000 Question Enter Question #14 A. IncorrectIncorrect D. IncorrectIncorrectB. CorrectCorrect C. IncorrectIncorrect 50/50

$500,000 Question Enter Question #14 A. IncorrectIncorrect B. CorrectCorrect

$1,000,000 Question Enter Question #15 A. IncorrectIncorrect D. IncorrectIncorrectB. IncorrectIncorrect C. CorrectCorrect 50/50

$1,000,000 Question Enter Question #15 B. IncorrectIncorrect C. CorrectCorrect

Correct Response $100 That was a correct Final Answer! On to the next question

Correct Response $200 Next Question

Correct Response $300 Go to $500 Question

Correct Response $500 $1,000 question

Correct Response $1,000 $2,000 Question2,000 Question

Correct Response $2,000 $4,000 Question4,000 Question

Correct Response $4,000 $8,000 Question8,000 Question

Correct Response $8,000 $16,000 Question16,000 Question

Correct Response $16,000 $32,000 Question32,000 Question

Correct Response $32,000 $64,000 Question64,000 Question

Correct Response $64,000 $125,000 question125,000 question

Correct Response $125,000 $250,000 question250,000 question

Correct Response $250, ,000 question

Correct Response $500,000 $1,000,000 Question!

Correct Response $1,000,000 Want to try for $2,000,000? Enter Question #16 A. IncorrectIncorrect B. IncorrectIncorrect C. IncorrectIncorrect D. CorrectCorrect

Incorrect Response ! Sorry, you just lost the whole $1,000,000

Congratulations! YOU are a double millionaire!

Incorrect! Sorry Start over? Start over?