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| From Circa 1976-1977 Questions 1-2: Single Points with 4-9 possible answers for each question. Very rarely to never would it extend to 10-12 Questions 3-4 (or however many it'll take to get to $200): Double points. Q3 usually has 4-6 possible answers, while Q4 (and up) has 4 (or 3 if the preceding one had only four). Since you needed 200 points to win, there were no Triple $ value questions. That would start in 1977-1978. From Circa 1977-1982 Questions 1-2: Single Points with 4-9 possible answers for each question. Very rarely to never would it extend to 10-12 Questions 3-4: Double Points with 4-8 possible answers for each question. Very rarely to never would it extend to 9. By Q4, it was only 4-5 answers. Questions 5 (or however many it'll take to get to $300): Triple points. Question 5 would only have 3-4 answers (maybe 5 as many as two times during the entire series), and everything after that would have only 3 (many 4 as many as two times during the entire series). From Circa 1982-1984 Questions 1-3: Single Points with 4-9 possible answers for each questions. Very rarely to never would it extend to 10-12. Question 4: Double Points with 4-5 possible answers for each question. Question 5: (or however many it'll take to get to $300): Triple points. Question 5 would only have 3-4 answers (maybe 5 as many as two times during the entire series), and everything after that would have only 3 (many 4 as many as two times during the entire series). From Circa 1984-1985 Questions 1-4: Single Points with 4-9 possible answers for each question. Very rarely to never would it extend to 10-12. Question 5: Double Points with 4-5 possible answers for each question. Question 6: (or however many it'll take to get to $400): Triple points. Question 6 would only have 3-4 answers (maybe 5 as many as two times during the entire series), and everything after that would have only 3 (many 4 as many as two times during the entire series). The SYN version was about the same, except there were no commercials between Q1 and Q2. Also, the 82-84 format started off shortly after the SYN started in 1977. |
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