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I'll take "Our Locations" for $500

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Name something you soak.

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What is the State Bird of California?

WHEEL

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I'd like to buy a vowel

TICTAC

Classic game of X's and O's. Answer 3 Questions in a line to win the round.
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That is correct and X gets the square

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Questions are arranged in categories. Contestants try to name the "top answers to the question. Basic Multiple Choice Questions.
Example:
Which US state is the largest area-wise?

HangMan

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H_ANGM_N

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Legion Trivia Test

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What coach has won the most National Championships at Notre Dame? What year was Notre Dame University founded?

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1. What coach has won the most National Championships at Notre Dame?

Knute Rockne

Ara Parseghian

Frank Leahy

During his career at Notre Dame (he retired in 1953), his teams won four national championships and remained unbeaten in 39 consecutive games (1946–50).