Six teams: Missouri, Ryle, Centennial, West Campus, Dobson & BNB, and Commuters & apartments
Three members on stage for each team (3-6 Members per team)
Any team member is able to buzz in
One team member will be designated to provide answers
There will be an opportunity to substitute halfway through
Can quietly discuss amongst themselves
Jeopardy Style
Five categories, five questions each
$100-$500 value assigned to each question
One team will be randomly selected to go first
Teams announce the category and dollar amount they want
Teams will be supplied with a copy of the board to scratch off as the game progresses
Google slides does not have the option to change the color of a link once it has been selected, so there will be no visible means on the main board as to what questions have already been selected
Question will be selected on the board and read aloud by the emcee
Buzzing is not allowed until after the question has been read
$100 deduction for buzzing early
Teams will have 15 seconds to buzz after the question has been read
Teams DO NOT have to begin their answer with “what is…”
If a team buzzes first and incorrectly answers the question, the question will open back up to everyone after the emcee says “I’m sorry but that is incorrect”
Teams cannot buzz twice on the same question even if every team has answered incorrectly
If no team answers the questions correctly, the answer will be revealed
The team that correctly answers the question then has control of the board and will be prompted by the emcee to choose their next question
If no team answers correctly, control goes back to the team who originally selected the question
The game continues in this manner
Once half of the questions have been completed, the emcee will announce the current standings so the teams have an idea of where they are
Once all the questions have been read, the emcee will announce the current standings again and then go into the final jeopardy question
The category of the questions will be announced, and the teams will have 30 seconds to decide how much money they want to wager
They will write their wager on a designated piece of paper that will then be collected
The emcee will then read the final jeopardy question, and all teams will again have 30 seconds to write their answer on a designated piece of paper
After the 30 seconds is up, the emcee will go down the line asking each team to hold up their paper and say what they wrote as their answer
The emcee will state whether or not they are correct, and then announce what they wagered
Finally, the emcee will announce the winning team!