This is the Scripps Howard International Spelling Competition. The last part of the game the next day. All the other contestants were eliminated. Jody-Anne Maxwell, 12 years old, was the last one to leave. But the champion is not her yet. She needs to spell more words. The chairman of the spelling club reads the word and then defines it. Artists use the brightness of paintings or pictures to create three-dimensional effects.

Jody-Anne reread the word and spelled "C-H-I-A-R-O-S-C-U-R-I-S-T". After she finished, there was no fear of the bell ringing because of spelling mistakes. She won. This is her first victory since she took part in the competition.