Video: Kid Fails 'Jeopardy' Category Titled 'Non-Common Core Math

"Tyler, you're at negative $400...do you want to stay in that category?"

During a recent "Kids Week" on the popular game show "Jeopardy," the program featured a category called "Non-Common Core Math."

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The young contestants were challenged to come up with the correct "answer" to a basic math question.

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Tyler, the game's eventual winner attempted to run the category, but met with disastrous results.

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Watch the video.

TheBlaze reached out to Kyle Olson, co-author of the book "Conform: Exposing the Truth About Common Core and Public Education" for comment.

Olson told us, "I found it strange." Adding, "But I think it reveals the impact Common Core is having."

We also contacted the show's producers at Sony to ask why the category was included. We will update this post when they respond.

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