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Questions are arranged in categories. Harder questions are worth more points.
Example:
I'll take "Our Locations" for $500

LIST

Contestants try to name the "top answers" to the question.
Example:
Name something you soak.

TRIVIA

Basic Multiple Choice Questions

Example:
What is the State Bird of California?

WHEEL

Contestants try to solve word puzzles by guessing hidden letters.
Example:
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.
Example:
That is correct and X gets the square

FUSION(Beta)

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?

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Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative and Exclamatory Sentences - English Grammar Quiz

There are four main type of sentence in english. In this video you will learn how to use each type of sentence to make your english writing and speaking more accurate. we are helping you to use proper punctuation mark. a period for declarative sentence, a question mark for interrogative, an exclamatory mark for exclamatory setntence..

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10 Questions

Select the choice that best describes the sentence. Don't run across the road. Which of these answers should be shouted and needs an exclamation mark?