Hi Bryan,
I agree. Multiple choice is really the only way to do it. Basically,
something like Jim Kitchen's trivia game accept with the Jeopardy music,
Jeopardy rules, and so on as close as we could get.
Cheers!
On 5/25/2012 11:53 AM, bpeterson2...@cableone.net wrote:
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.
Life, don't talk to me about life.
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