Video: Where Is Great Wall Of China? Woman uses two lifelines to answer at Turkish KBC

The woman was eliminated when she answered the next question incorrectly, failing to identify the composer of a popular Turkish song.

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NEW DELHI: A contestant on the Turkish edition of "Who wants to be a millionaire?", the Indian version of which is "Kaun Banega Crorepati?", used two of her lifelines to answer the question, "Where is the Great Wall of China located?" The bizarre incident happened when 26-year-old Su Ayhan, an economics graduate reached the fourth question in the quiz show. She came across the simple question: Where is the Great Wall of China? The stated options were China, India, South Korea and Japan. Ayhan said that she knew the answer, but wanted to take an audience poll just to be sure. However, only 51% of the audience members picked China. She then used her second lifeline and phoned a friend, who confirmed that the Great Wall of China is indeed in China. It is reported that the woman was eliminated when she answered the next question incorrectly, failing to identify the composer of a popular Turkish song.

Here's a video of Ayhan's attempt at answering the China question –

Here’s how Tweeple reacted to the clip -

A Turkish KBC contestant used two lifelines to answer ‘Where is Great Wall of China’...sure because she thought it was in USA now!

— Deeksha Sharma (@tedhikheer29) August 9, 2018

Participant on the Turkish version of Who Wants to be a Millionaire fails to answer the question: Where (in what country) is the Great Wall of China? https://t.co/HlLPMtw8wI

— Mohammed Abouelleil Rashed محمد ابوالليل راشد (@abouelleill) August 7, 2018

This Turkish contestant on “who wants to be a millionaire” used 2 lifelines on the question: “where is the Great Wall of China” ???????????? #dremstuff pic.twitter.com/S0sF05ZHaz

— drem (@DremTGI) August 8, 2018

This woman used two lifelines in Crorepati Turkey to find the answer to this. Where is The Great Wall of China - China, India, South Korea or Japan. ???????????????????????????????????????? https://t.co/aE0JgiGOPx

— V.I.V.E.K (@ivivek_nambiar) August 9, 2018