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The document provides the rules and questions for a Disney trivia game with two rounds and final question. It tests knowledge of Disney movies, characters, and parks. The first round questions are worth 1 point each and the second round questions are worth 2 points. There is also a halftime question worth 5 points and a final question where teams can wager up to 10 points.
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