Test
the Nation: The 2003 Test - results
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ONE got the thumbs up when 54,000 people took part via text message
in Test the Nation: the 2003 Test last night (Monday 22 December).
For
the second time, mobile phone users could send their answers via
text message, receiving the correct answers before the end of the
results show.
People
could also take the test using the internet at
and digital viewers could take part by pressing the red button.
Comedian
Linda Smith was the celebrity winner with a score of 60,
followed by hurdler Colin Jackson (57), actor Ricky Groves
(56), and actress Angela Griffin and Michael Buerk
- who both scored 55.
England
Rugby World Cup star Matt Dawson fared slightly worse than
his recent triumph, with a score of 54 but beating opera sensation
Lesley Garrett who recorded 48.
Anne
Robinson and Phillip Schofield
led the viewers and the studio audience through the test which covered
topics such as Headlines of the Year, People of the Year, Popular
Culture, 2003 the Year of... and And Finally...
It
was a year of sensational headlines, superb achievements, sad goodbyes
and much more - Test the Nation: the 2003 Test took an entertaining
look at what went on.
The
six audience groups were made up of Lawyers, Magicians, Beauticians,
Armed Forces and their Families, Fire fighters and Wheel Clampers.
The
highest score at home was 66 from Graham Webb (35) of Bedfont, West
London, who texted his answers from his mobile phone.
His
score was equalled in the studio by the highest scoring of the groups
- The Lawyers. Myles MacIntosh and James McNeil both scored 66 out
of 70.
The
youngest player with the highest score was Laura Hamlin (16), from
the Armed Forces and Families group, scoring 53.
Males
once again beat females, scoring 40 over their 39 - a trend that
is consistent with nearly all the other Test the Nations.
The
only time women have beaten men is in Test the Nation: The Relationship
Test.
The
popular format will be back in 2004, as 91热爆 ONE has commissioned
Talent TV to produce four more Tests - one of which will be the
Driving Test, giving the nation a chance to test themselves over
a variety of subjects.
The
full results for the programme
Nations
England
40
Scotland 39
Northern Ireland 35
Wales 34
Major Cities
Sheffield
48
Brighton 43
Edinburgh 42
Leeds 42
Birmingham 41
Newcastle 41
Liverpool 40
Bristol 39
London 39
Manchester 39
Plymouth 39
Aberdeen 37
Glasgow 37
Norwich 37
Aberystwyth 36
Belfast 36
Leicester 36
Cardiff 34
Londonderry 34
Southampton 34
Living Abroad 32
Age Bands
35-54
47
20-34 41
55-69 34
Over 70 34
16-19 32
Favourite Relaxation
Restaurants
46
Pubs 45
TV 42
Books 42
Exercise 39
Other 37
Cinema 36
Bath 36
Music 35
Clubbing 34
Shopping 33
Beautifying 32
Gender
Men
40
Women 39
Highest Scoring Person at home Texting - Graham Webb (35), Bedfont,
West London - 66 out of 70
Youngest
High Scorer in the studio - Laura Hamlin (16), Armed Forces - 53
out of 70
Studio Groups
Fire
Fighters 55 (joint first)
Celebrities 55 (joint first)
Lawyers 50
Armed Forces Families 48
Magicians 41
Beauticians 35
Wheel Clampers 34
Studio Winners - James McNeil and Myles McIntosh, both Lawyers -
both 66 out of 70
Celebrities
Linda
Smith 60
Colin Jackson 57
Ricky Groves 56
Michael Buerk 55
Angela Griffin 55
Matt Dawson 54
Lesley Garrett 48
Test
the Nation: the 2003 Test is a Talent TV production for 91热爆 ONE.
The producer is Alexandra Henderson and it is executive produced
by John Kaye-Cooper.
All
the 91热爆's digital services are now available on ,
the new free-to-view digital terrestrial television service, as well
as on satellite and cable. Freeview
offers the 91热爆's eight television channels, interactive services
from 91热爆i, as well as 11 national 91热爆 radio networks.
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