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I'll take "Our Locations" for $500

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

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What is the State Bird of California?

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Contestants try to solve word puzzles by guessing hidden letters.
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I'd like to buy a vowel

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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?

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

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Legacy and Triumph: Black History Month Quiz

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Who was a prominent leader in the American Civil Rights Movement? Who was the first black President of South Africa?

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1. Who was a prominent leader in the American Civil Rights Movement?

Malcolm X

Rosa Parks

Harriet Tubman

Martin Luther King Jr.