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The document provides the rules and questions for a Jeopardy game. It explains that there are 3 categories with 3 questions each of varying point values. Players must choose a question, answer correctly to earn points, and can pick again or risk losing points for an incorrect answer. It then lists the 9 questions across Math, Language, and Books categories covering topics like fractions, synonyms, book series, and parts of speech. The document concludes by saying players should turn in their score sheet after finishing the game.
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