About: Jeopardy Trivia

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Jeopardy Trivia is one of the trivia sets where there are multiple categories with multiple questions, and may even consist of more than one set of categories divided into rounds. The standard way to gain points is to answer the questions correctly. The downside and bane of this is that questions answered incorrectly (including failing to answer in the time limit) removes the point value of the question from the contestant's total points. Due to this, a contestant can easilly go into a negative point value. At the end of the game, the contestant with the most points wins.

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rdfs:label	Jeopardy Trivia
rdfs:comment	Jeopardy Trivia is one of the trivia sets where there are multiple categories with multiple questions, and may even consist of more than one set of categories divided into rounds. The standard way to gain points is to answer the questions correctly. The downside and bane of this is that questions answered incorrectly (including failing to answer in the time limit) removes the point value of the question from the contestant's total points. Due to this, a contestant can easilly go into a negative point value. At the end of the game, the contestant with the most points wins.
dcterms:subject	Trivia
abstract	Jeopardy Trivia is one of the trivia sets where there are multiple categories with multiple questions, and may even consist of more than one set of categories divided into rounds. The standard way to gain points is to answer the questions correctly. The downside and bane of this is that questions answered incorrectly (including failing to answer in the time limit) removes the point value of the question from the contestant's total points. Due to this, a contestant can easilly go into a negative point value. At the end of the game, the contestant with the most points wins. The first recorded game of Jeopardy Trivia lasted almost 12 hours (including several small breaks and a lunch hour break) and was done on January 24th, 2009, while being hosted by KTCAOP. This first game of Jeopardy Trivia was a Convergence form of Trivia, where the correct answers gave points to a CV, no matter who in the CV answered.

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