Like I said, I had a handheld Jeopardy game that used multiple choice. It
came with a book which is where the clues were. So the game would give ou
the number of a clue to answer and you'd find that clue in the book. THen
you'd push te little buttom that corresponded with te letter of your choice.
I remember the nit had a cartridge in it, which would seem to hint that at
the time it was developed one could have multiple sets of questions. But
Multiple Choice would seem to me to be the only way to do it that wouldn't
cause problems for people who can't spell. And people have been penalized in
Final Jeopardy for incorrect spelling as well as for mispromnunciation in
the regular game.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Kitchen
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2012 8:28 AM
To: Thomas Ward
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Accessible Jeopardy?
Hi Thomas,
You make a very good point about spelling the answers in a Jeopardy game.
And the multiple choice doesn't seem to be a real good solution either. My
other problem with making a Jeopardy game is that I do not own a data base
of questions and answers. That is what has been nice about people creating
and sharing trivia files for my trivia game engine.
BFN
Jim
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