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a game of fact and fancy for and about gay men and women : any number can play
history comes alive, it's fun, it's important
1 game (1 die, 2 pencils, 1 score pad, 300 question cards, 1 instructions sheet) : paper, plastic ; container 10 x 16 x 7 cm
"Each player takes a score sheet. To start, each player rolls the die. The high roller starts the game. Another player draws a card and reads the question corresponding to the die number rolled. There are no categories....The answer is on the back of the card. If the player answers correctly, he/she scores 1 point on their score sheet next to the row number corresponding to the question number. If the question is answered incorrectly, the next player rolls the die and attempts to answer the question corresponding to the number rolled. However, if the question is answered correctly, the player continues to roll the die and answer questions. If a player answers 6 in a row, there is a 2 point bonus added to the score. The game ends when one player scores in all 6 rows. There is a 2 point bonus for finishing first. The player with the highest score wins."--From instructions sheet.
compiled and written by William A. Sievert, John A. Theis, and Joan F. Thompson.
Date of publication from classified advertisement for game in Just out. See Just out, v. 2, no. 3 (January 1985), page 19. Accessed online April 26, 2022 via Historic Oregon Newspapers.
"1800 questions compatible with other trivia games"--Box lid.
The Cushing Library/Women & Gender Studies copy was acquired as part of The Don Kelly Research Collection of Gay Literature and Culture; contains 4 pencils (may not be originals).