Contestant Challenges and Outcomes

The video follows contestants in a game show where they compete for a prize fund starting at £1 million. Participants face various challenges, manage their spending, and make strategic decisions to avoid elimination. The game culminates in a final challenge where the remaining contestants decide whether to split or steal the prize money. The video highlights themes of temptation, strategy, and teamwork.

What was the initial prize fund amount that the contestants were competing for?

• 500,000

• 1 million

• 750,000

• 2 million

During the challenge, how much money was added to the prize fund for each correct answer?

• £1,000

• £2,500

• £5,000

• £10,000

Which contestant was eliminated first during the double elimination?

• Joe

• Castillo

• Phantom

• Chloe

What did the contestants reflect on after the double elimination?

• The prize money they won

• Their favorite challenges

• The rules of the game

• Their experiences and friendships

What light-hearted activity did the contestants engage in on the final day?

• A storytelling session

• A cooking competition

• A dance-off

• A prank involving a toy

What was the general mood among the participants as they prepared for the final day?

• Excited and carefree

• Angry and frustrated

• Tense and reflective

• Indifferent and bored

How did the participants feel about the friendships they formed during the week?

• They found them annoying

• They regretted them

• They valued them highly

• They felt indifferent

In the 'Lights Out' challenge, what was the main objective for the participants?

• To identify their betrayer

• To solve a puzzle

• To complete a physical task

• To win a race

What was the consequence if both participants chose to steal in the 'Split or Steal' game?

• They both win the prize

• One wins, one loses

• They have to redo the challenge

• They both lose the prize

What was the final outcome for the two participants in the 'Split or Steal' game?

• Both chose to steal

• Both chose to split

• Neither made a decision

• One stole, one split