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Adding Games To FAQ

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<img src="/s/mpa1.jpg" id="faq-img1"><img src="/s/mpa2.jpg" id="faq-img2"><p style="clear:both;"><strong>Most Popular Answer</strong> is inspired by the TV show Family Feud, with our own variations (including original music, graphics and rules). Teams battle to try and come up with the top answers to fun questions.</p>
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<img src="/s/NEW_GAME1.JPG" id="faq-img1"><img src="/s/NEW_GAME2.JPG" id="faq-img2"><p style="clear:both;"><strong>NEW_GAME1.JPG should be the name of your title slide for the game. NEW_GAME2.JPG should be your second game slide.</p>
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<img src="/s/kia1.jpg" id="faq-img1"><img src="/s/kia2.jpg" id="faq-img2"><p style="clear:both;"><strong>Know It All</strong> is inspired by the TV show JEOPARDY!, with our own variations (including original music, graphics, and rules). For instance, each of the four “Player” positions can be manned by up to three people, so a total of 12 can play at once.</p>
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<img src="/s/kp1.jpg" id="faq-img1"><img src="/s/kp2.jpg" id="faq-img2"><p style="clear:both;">Everyone pays close attention during <strong>Kwik Pik</strong>. The computer randomly selects from a pre-populated list. It’s perfect for giving away prizes during a raffle or otherwise.</p>
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<img src="/s/tai1.jpg" id="faq-img1"><img src="/s/tai2.jpg" id="faq-img2"><p style="clear:both;">In <strong>The Answer Is…</strong>, two people compete head-to-head. We reveal three possible answers first, and then the question. The first person to buzz in gets to guess.</p>
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<img src="/s/cot1.jpg" id="faq-img1"><img src="/s/cot2.jpg" id="faq-img2"><p style="clear:both;"><strong>Circle of Trust</strong> is inspired by the game Pyramid, with our own variations (including original music, graphics and rules). Two people are on a team, but only one can see the screen. It is that person’s job to describe a word that appears to his or her teammate. They guess as many words as possible while the clock is ticking.</p>
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<img src="/s/ou1.jpg" id="faq-img1"><img src="/s/ou2.jpg" id="faq-img2"><p style="clear:both;"><strong>Order Up</strong> has four teams of 2, 3, or 4 people (it’s flexible). You can have fewer teams if desired. Teams are shown four items and then asked to put them in a certain order. Teams have 25 seconds to talk about it. For each item that a team gets in the correct position, 100 points is awarded.</p>
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<img src="/s/fo1.jpg" id="faq-img1"><img src="/s/fo2.jpg" id="faq-img2"><p style="clear:both;"><strong>Face Off</strong> is for the entire audience. We ask a question, and the correct answer is either on the left side of the screen or on the right. Each person in the audience casts their vote by turning to the left or to the right. After five seconds, we reveal the answer. Everyone facing the correct direction remains in the game, while everyone else has a seat. We continue until the winner(s) is left standing.</p>
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<img src="/s/tbp1.jpg" id="faq-img1"><img src="/s/tbp2.jpg" id="faq-img2"><p style="clear:both;"><strong>The Big Picture</strong> is inspired by the popular matching game of Concentration. Pick two tiles that match each other and they disappear, partially revealing a “big picture” behind them. In this game, we work the crowd by moving around the room and asking random people to give it their best shot.</p>
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<img src="/s/ea1.jpg" id="faq-img1"><img src="/s/ea2.jpg" id="faq-img2"><p style="clear:both;"><strong>Easy As 1-2-3</strong> involves everyone. First of all, everyone in the audience picks a teammate (and it’s okay if teams end up with three people). We ask a question, and the correct answer is always 1, 2, or 3. Teams hold up the number of hands they think corresponds to the correct answer. After 7 seconds we reveal the answer and teams that are right stay in the game.</p>
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<img src="/s/di1.jpg" id="faq-img1"><img src="/s/di2.jpg" id="faq-img2"><p style="clear:both;"><strong>Drop it Like it’s Hot</strong> has four teams of 2, 3, or 4 people (it’s flexible). Teams are shown a multiple choice question and have 15 seconds to talk about it. They are then allotted a fixed amount of points they can wager on each answer. One-by-one incorrect answers drop off the screen along with any points they had wagered on that answer.</p>
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