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Solitaire is an example of
a) multiple individual players vs. game
b) cooperative play
c) player vs. player
d) single player vs. game

Tennis is an example of:
a) multiple individual players vs. game
b) cooperative play
c) player vs. player
d) single player vs. game

Without______, games have no reason to exist
a) objectives
b) consequences
c) rules
d) players

The game 'Connect Four': be the first player to place four units in a contiguous line on the playing grid. This is an example of which game objective?
a) forbidden act
b) capture
c) alignment
d) outwit

The object in this type of game is to build, maintain, or manage objects. The game may be directly competitive or indirectly competitive.
a) forbidden act
b) construction
c) alignment
d) rescue or escape

Which game object is NOT often associated with digital games?
a) forbidden act
b) construction
c) alignment
d) rescue or escape

Be the last person with any property and money because you bankrupt all the other players
a) the rules of Monopoly
b) the consequences of Monopoly
c) the Objective of Monopoly
d) the procedures of Monopoly

_______ accomplished by purchase price, the cost of time to locate them or the risk involved in fighting off monsters or other protective methods
a) scarcity is
b) procedures are
c) rules are
d) leveling is

The intense competition marks this pattern for focused head-to-head play
a) single player vs game
b) cooperative play
c) player vs player
d) multilateral competition

Game structure in which three or more players directly compete
a) multilateral competition
b) player vs. player
c) unilateral competition
d) cooperative play

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