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GRID

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

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

Guess the correct letters to solve the puzzle before the stick man meets his end
Example:
H_ANGM_N

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July 4th trivia

Celebrate America's birthday with this engaging July 4th trivia quiz featuring 20 carefully crafted questions about U.S. Independence Day history, facts, and founding fathers. From the signing of the Declaration of Independence to fascinating facts about the original colonies, this quiz is perfect for classrooms, patriotic events, or family gatherings. Test your knowledge or host a fun-filled trivia night with this ready-to-play game. Play now: July 4th Trivia Game on TriviaMaker

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20 Questions

On July 4, 1776, the newly independent U.S. only had a population of ____million. The Declaration of Independence was signed by ____ men who represented the colonies.