If those were Final Jeopardy questions, then I am a freakin’ super-genius.
I blanked on S&S and Hamlet AND Lewis Carroll. I put CS Lewis. All things which I know.
I’m pretty sure I blew it. Oh well, there’s next year. sob
An ironic admission from a guest celebrity in one of the questions. 
When I took the test lo these many years ago, we were told the questions were (before they doubled the money values) $800-$1000 questions. Those are not the same type of question as Final Jeopardy questions, however, which usually have internal clues; the test questions were based to a large extent on your basic knowledge and/or retrieval. (It doesn’t help if you know the answer if you can’t retrieve it!)
But the day I took the test and passed, I know I got more than 40 of the questions right. I took the test live in the studio at the regular weekly LA audition (that I understand they’re no longer doing?), and afterwards as the tests were being graded, we discussed the various questions that we’d had difficulty on and either confirmed or corrected each other’s answers (and then I went home and looked a bunch up for further confirmation). It’s always been my understanding that you have to score somewhere between 42 and 45 right to pass the test. Considering how many people get on the show, it’s really not as hard as it sounds.
I know I got that one right. Though that’s not where I got the name.
Registered and waiting to go on Thursday. (west coast)
Any hints or insights would be greatly appreciated.
(whats s&s?)
Do you find out if you passed, even if they don’t contact you for the next step?
Nope.
I’m registered, but tomorrow night is the first Wednesday night in about three weeks I’m scheduled to work. So I guess maybe next year. Oh, well. And Thursday night, too.
I noticed that **IvoryTowerDenizen ** added post #28 at 11 minutes past the hour.
Does the test really only take 11 minutes to complete?
I’m taking the test tonight. I arranged for the rest of the family to be in another part of the house during the test.
It’s 50 questions at 15 seconds max for each one, so it could only take, at most, twelve and a half minutes.
50 questions at 15 seconds each, so if you use all of your time, it would take 12 and a half minutes.
Scarlett Johanssen 
It went really fast- the tutorial claims it only takes 10 minutes for the 50 questions, and it was that fast!
I took it last night. I think I did pretty well. There were a couple of questions I had in the back of my throat, but could not recall in time.
My state is probably the westernmost Eastern Time state. In picking an audition site, they encourage you to choose one in your time zone. Chicago, in central, is about a 3-hour drive from here. Philadelphia, in my eastern zone, is a two day trip.
I plan to take the test tonight.
Did anyone run or does anyone plan to run any screen or keystroke-capture software to get a permanent Q&A record? Does this work under the software constraints?
It’s frustrating when you can’t get feedback about your answers.
This test looks a lot like the one given in the standard audition in L.A. When I last took that one, it was on paper, and graded by people, so they said don’t even worry about writing on the correct line for the question number. We know all the answers and will credit you if we see the desired word(s) almost anywhere on the page!
Someone has posted last night’s online Jeopardy! test questions here.
I sure hope the questions on tonight’s test are of similar difficulty. I think I’d have done very well with last night’s set of questions.
Yikes, I only knew about 30-35 of them, and I’m usually pretty good at Jeopardy. I’m terrible on the literature/arts/etc ones.
There’s no penalty for a wrong answer, right? So it’s always better to take a guess than leave it blank?
I’m planning on “42” or “Hi, Opal!” if I don’t know the answer.
Brian
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