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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire viewers left 'screaming at the TV' after a player walks away from an 'easy' £1million question – but could YOU get it right?

• Davyth Fear, from Caernarfon, Wales, won £500,000 in last night's episode
• Retired geography teacher was stumped when reaching the final round
• He was asked: 'Which of these actors born the same year as Queen Elizabeth II? 
• Some viewers were frustrated, but others praised him for not being greedy 

By Jessica Green For Mailonline

Published: 10:38 BST, 8 July 2020 | Updated: 11:03 BST, 8 July 2020

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire viewers were left 'screaming at their TVs' after a contestant walked away from an 'easy' £1million question last night.  

Davyth Fear, from Caernarfon, Wales, flew through the questions - securing an impressive £500,000 with his phone-a-friend lifeline still available.

But the retired geography teacher - whose episode first aired in September 2019 - was stumped when reaching the final round by a question dubbed as 'easy' by fans of the quiz show.

'Which of these people was born the same year as Queen Elizabeth II?' host Jeremy Clarkson asked, before presenting Davyth with the options: 'Audrey Hepburn, Judy Garland, Julie Andrews and Marilyn Monroe.' 

Having thought the correct answer was Audrey Hepburn before ringing a friend who claimed it to be Judy Garland, Davyth decided not to risk it and walked away with half a million.

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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire viewers were left 'screaming at their TVs' after a contestant (above) walked away from an 'easy' £1million question last night

Retired geography teacher Davyth Fear, from Caernarfon, Wales, flew through the questions - securing an impressive £500,000 with his phone-a-friend lifeline still available.  But he was stumped when reaching the final round by a question dubbed as 'easy' by fans (above)

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Questions 

1. Fastest Fingers First question 

Starting with the earliest in the year, put the following greetings cards in the order they would typically appear in UK shops. 

A: Christmas B: Valentine's Day C: Mother's Day D: Father's Day

2.  (£100) 'Extra virgin' is considered to be the best type of which food?

A: Bananas B: Olive oil C: Marmalade D: Pork chops

3. (£200) Which of these is used as a symbol of surrender of truce?

A: White flag B: Blue banner C: Green emblem • D: Yellow jack

4. (£300) The golfer born Eldrick Tont Woods is best known by what first name?

A: Snake B: Tiger C: Vulture D: Shark

5.  (£500) The popular name of the ceremony seen outside Buckingham Palace is 'The Changing of the ...' what?

A: Regiment B: Soldiers C: Troops D: Guard

6. (£1,000) When referring to a toilet, what do the letters WC stand for?

A: Wash Cupboard B: Waste Chamber C: Walled Cabinet D: Water Closet

7.  (£2,000) What is the title of the best-selling series of scary children's books created by R.L. Stine?

A: The Famous Five B: Goosebumps C: Captain Underpants D: A Series of Unfortunate Events

8. (£4,000) Which TV chef campaigned to have Turkey Twizzlers removed from school dinner menus?

A: Gordon Ramsay B: Heston Blumenthal C: Jamie Oliver D: John Torode

9. (£8,000) In November 1931, Al Capone was sentenced to eleven years in prison for what crime?

A: Extortion B: Kidnapping C: Tax evasion D: Perjury

10. (£16,000) The song 'I Don't Want to Miss a Thing', performed by Aerosmith, featured on the soundtrack of which 1998 film?

A: The Big Lebowski B: Armageddon C: Deep Impact D: The Truman Show

11. (£32,000) Which British military figure signalled to his troops 'England expects that every man will do his duty'?

A: Lord Cardigan B: Lord Nelson C: Duke of Wellington D: Lord Kitchener

12.  (£64,000) Which is the second highest park in the British Isles?

A: Snowdon B: Slieve Donard C: Scafell Pike D: Ben Macdui

13. (£125,000) Georges Braque was one of two key figures in the development of which art movement?  

A: Cubism B: Impressionism C: Art Nouveau • D: Abstract expressionism

14. (£250,000) The Taj Mahal UNESCO World Heritage Site is located in which Indian state?

A: Uttar Pradesh B: Kerala C: Gujarat D: West Bengal

15. (£500,000) Which of these condiments is the oldest, having been established since 1814, as stated on its label?

A: HP Sauce B: Heinz Tomato Ketchup C: Colman's Mustard D: Hellmann's Mayonnaise

16. (£1million) Which of these people was born the same year as Queen Elizabeth II?

A: Audrey Hepburn B: Judy Garland C: Julie Andrews D: Marilyn Monroe

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Queen Elizabeth II was born in 21 April 1926, which was the same year as Marilyn Monroe.

Judy Garland was born four years earlier in 1922, while Audrey Hepburn came along in 1929 - making Julie Andrews the youngest with a birth date of 1 October 1935.

Viewers watching the episode yesterday - which was first aired on September 1, 2019 - were left sunned with the uncomplicated question, worth £1million.

One person wrote: 'Easy question for the £1million,' while another said: 'Screaming at the TV! For a million pounds!'

Reaction: Several Twitter users (pictured) were quick to boast that they knew the answer to the million pound question

'Which of these people was born the same year as Queen Elizabeth II?' host Jeremy Clarkson (pictured) asked before presenting Davyth with the options: 'Audrey Hepburn, Judy Garland, Julie Andrews and Marilyn Monroe.'

Davyth was praised by the audience at home (above) for his win after flying through the first couple of questions without assistance

A third boasted: 'When you get a million pound question right before the answers are revealed!', as a fourth viewer added: 'I knew the answer to the million pound question before the options came up.' 

Davyth was a contestant on the 4th episode of the 33rd Series of the UK version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and the 10th contestant to win £500,000.

He was praised by the audience at home for his intelligence after flying through the first couple of questions without assistance.

One person wrote on Twitter: 'He was amazing! Seriously cool, not greedy and went at the right moment. Respect.'

Another said: 'Well done! £500,000 is a brilliant amount. You did good,' while a third added: 'Congrats to Davyth on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire. Great TV. Gripping stuff.'

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Answers 

1. BCDA 

B: Valentine's Day C: Mother's Day D: Father's Day A: Christmas

2. B: Olive oil

3. A: White flag

4. B: Tiger 

5. D: Guard 

6. D: Water Closet 

7. B: Goosebumps 

8. C: Jamie Oliver 

9. C: Tax evasion 

10. B: Armageddon 

11. B: Lord Nelson 

12. D: Ben Macdui 

13. A: Cubism 

14. A: Uttar Pradesh 

15. C: Colman's Mustard 

16 D: Marilyn Monroe

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Davyth won the £500,000 after using his second to last lifeline and asking the audience for help with the penultimate question (seen above)

Davyth won the £500,000 after using his second to last lifeline and asking the audience for help with the penultimate question.

'Which of these condiments is the oldest, having been established since 1814 as stated on its label?' he was asked, with the options being: 'HP Sauce, Heinz Tomato Ketchup, Colman's Mustard and Hellman's Mayonnaise.' 

With 61 per cent voting for Colman’s Mustard, Davyth opted for the condiment despite being torn between the audience's answer and HP Sauce.

Thankfully, he stuck with the audience who proved to be right -  making Davyth £500,000 richer. 

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