What Hunger Game Person Are You?

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1.

Which of these games is traditionally played in a swimming pool?
- A.
  
  TV Tag
- B.
  
  Mother May I?
- C.
  
  Marbles
- D.
  
  Marco Polo
Correct Answer
D. Marco Polo

Explanation
Marco Polo is traditionally played in a swimming pool. In this game, one person is chosen as "Marco" and closes their eyes while the other players scatter around the pool. "Marco" then tries to locate the other players by calling out "Marco" and the other players respond with "Polo." The game continues until "Marco" successfully tags one of the players. The game requires a swimming pool as it involves moving around in water. TV Tag, Mother May I?, and Marbles are not typically played in a swimming pool.

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2.

How much does the property "Park Place" cost in the game Monopoly?
- A.
  
  350
- B.
  
  400
- C.
  
  375
- D.
  
  275
Correct Answer
A. 350

Explanation
In the game Monopoly, the property "Park Place" costs 350 units.

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3.

Who unveiled the first home TV video game console in 1972?
- A.
  
  Magnavox
- B.
  
  Nintendo
- C.
  
  Sega
- D.
  
  Hasbro
Correct Answer
A. Magnavox

Explanation
Magnavox is the correct answer because they unveiled the first home TV video game console in 1972. This console, known as the Magnavox Odyssey, was the first commercial home video game system and paved the way for future gaming consoles. It featured simple games like Pong and used overlays on the TV screen to create different game environments. Magnavox's introduction of the Odyssey marked a significant milestone in the history of video games and laid the foundation for the thriving video game industry we have today.

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4.

How many numbers are on a roulette wheel?
- A.
  
  41
- B.
  
  38
- C.
  
  28
- D.
  
  50
Correct Answer
B. 38

Explanation
A standard roulette wheel has 38 numbers on it. It includes the numbers 1 through 36, as well as a 0 and a 00. These additional numbers increase the house edge and provide more betting options for players. Therefore, the correct answer is 38.

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5.

Which is a fun board game involving coming up with the best connection between groups of words?
- A.
  
  Oranges To Grapes
- B.
  
  Fruits To Vegetables
- C.
  
  Apples To Apples
- D.
  
  Apples To Oranges
Correct Answer
C. Apples To Apples

Explanation
Apples to Apples is a fun board game where players have to come up with the best connection between groups of words. In this game, players are given a word and they have to choose a card from their hand that they think best matches that word. The objective is to make the most creative and interesting connections. The game involves thinking creatively and making connections between different words or concepts, making it an engaging and entertaining board game.

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6.

What is the bidding game, for ages 12 and up, with a very odd name?
- A.
  
  Ziserwiser
- B.
  
  Xenifer
- C.
  
  Xactika
- D.
  
  Xani
Correct Answer
C. Xactika

Explanation
Xactika is the bidding game with a very odd name for ages 12 and up. The other options, Ziserwiser, Xenifer, and Xani, do not match the description of the game.

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7.

Which game is most similar to pool?
- A.
  
  Chess
- B.
  
  Up And Down
- C.
  
  Marco Polo
- D.
  
  Marbles
Correct Answer
D. Marbles

Explanation
Marbles is the most similar game to pool because both involve aiming and shooting objects into designated areas. In pool, players use a cue stick to hit balls into pockets, while in marbles, players use their thumbs to shoot marbles into a ring or hole. Both games require precision, strategy, and skill in order to win. Chess, Up And Down, and Marco Polo are not similar to pool as they involve different gameplay mechanics and objectives.

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8.

What is another word for a shooter marble?
- A.
  
  Agee
- B.
  
  Maw
- C.
  
  Popper
- D.
  
  Taw
Correct Answer
D. Taw

Explanation
The word "taw" is another term used to refer to a shooter marble.

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9.

What is the alternate name of the game, "Rock, Paper, Scissors"?
- A.
  
  Cando
- B.
  
  Heavy, Light, Shears
- C.
  
  Smash And Cut
- D.
  
  Roshambo
Correct Answer
D. Roshambo

Explanation
Roshambo is the alternate name of the game "Rock, Paper, Scissors". This term is commonly used in the United States and some other English-speaking countries. It is believed to have originated from the Japanese word "jankenpon", which is the name for the same game in Japan. Roshambo is a popular name for the game and is widely recognized by players and enthusiasts.

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10.

In "Amoeba Tag", what happens when you are tagged?
- A.
  
  You Replace It
- B.
  
  You Are Out
- C.
  
  You Become Part Of The Amoeba
- D.
  
  The Game Is Over
Correct Answer
C. You Become Part Of The Amoeba

Explanation
When you are tagged in "Amoeba Tag," you become part of the amoeba. This means that you join the person who tagged you, and together you can then tag other players. The game continues until everyone is part of the amoeba, creating a growing chain of players linked together.

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11.

What is it called if you get the highest rank cards in "Spades"?
- A.
  
  Shut-Out
- B.
  
  Sandbags
- C.
  
  Bookie
- D.
  
  Renege
Correct Answer
A. Shut-Out

Explanation
A "Shut-Out" in the game of Spades refers to a situation where one team successfully wins all the possible tricks in a round, preventing the opposing team from scoring any points. This can only happen if a team manages to collect all the highest rank cards in the Spades suit, thereby dominating the game and shutting out the other team from winning any tricks.

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12.

What are the two required roles in the game "Kick-the-Can"?
- A.
  
  Soccer Mom And Rebellious Kid
- B.
  
  Hacky-Sack-Er And Weird-O-Welder
- C.
  
  Cowboy And Indian
- D.
  
  It And Free-Er
Correct Answer
D. It And Free-Er

Explanation
In the game "Kick-the-Can," the two required roles are "It" and "Free-Er." "It" refers to the player who is designated as the seeker and tries to find and tag the other players. "Free-Er" refers to the players who are not "It" and try to avoid being tagged by "It." This game involves running and hiding, with "It" attempting to catch the "Free-Er" players.

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13.

At least how many people do you need to play the game "Broomtag"?
- A.
  
  Eight
- B.
  
  Four
- C.
  
  One
- D.
  
  Two
Correct Answer
B. Four

Explanation
To play the game "Broomtag," a minimum of four people are required. This suggests that the game involves a certain level of complexity or requires multiple participants to make it enjoyable or feasible. Having fewer than four people may not provide the necessary dynamics or interactions for the game to be played effectively.

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14.

What do you need to play a game of "Mummy"?
- A.
  
  A Pen
- B.
  
  A Dress
- C.
  
  A Ball
- D.
  
  A Flag
Correct Answer
C. A Ball

Explanation
To play a game of "Mummy," you need a ball. The game involves wrapping someone up in toilet paper to resemble a mummy, and the objective is to throw the ball and try to hit the mummy. The person who gets hit becomes the next mummy. Therefore, a ball is necessary to play this game.

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15.

How many people are needed for the game "Wall Ball"?
- A.
  
  6
- B.
  
  4
- C.
  
  2
- D.
  
  1
Correct Answer
C. 2

Explanation
The game "Wall Ball" requires at least 2 people to play. This suggests that the game involves a minimum of two participants who can throw a ball against a wall and take turns catching it.

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What Hunger Game Person Are You?

Which of these games is traditionally played in a swimming pool?

How much does the property "Park Place" cost in the game Monopoly?

Who unveiled the first home TV video game console in 1972?

How many numbers are on a roulette wheel?

Which is a fun board game involving coming up with the best connection between groups of words?

What is the bidding game, for ages 12 and up, with a very odd name?

Which game is most similar to pool?

What is another word for a shooter marble?

What is the alternate name of the game, "Rock, Paper, Scissors"?

In "Amoeba Tag", what happens when you are tagged?

What is it called if you get the highest rank cards in "Spades"?

What are the two required roles in the game "Kick-the-Can"?

At least how many people do you need to play the game "Broomtag"?

What do you need to play a game of "Mummy"?

How many people are needed for the game "Wall Ball"?