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It's pronounced row•towk. (or rotokas without 'as')

RoToQ is a game show with 12 contestants who each wear a shirt with a letter from the Rotokas alphabet (shortest alphabet).

{THIS GAME SHOW DOES NOT ELIMINATE ANYONE, IT DETERMINES WHICH ONE OF THE 12 CONTESTANTS GETS THE MOST POINTS AND BECOMES THE WINNER}
    1.      True or False: The contestants are given a series of 28 questions, each question with 2 possible answers, one right for a point and one wrong for NO points. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    2.      ABCD Multiple-Choice Facts: The contestants are given a series of 20 questions, each question with 4 possible answers, one right for a point and three wrong for NO points. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    3.      Math: The contestants are given a series of 15 math equations, each equation for contestants to type into their number pad and press enter when they think they got the answer right for a point. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    4.      Cropped Pictures: The contestants are given a series of 16 cropped pictures with unknown-for-now objects, each object part for the contestants to write down on their notepads what they think the object is on-screen. Once everyone submitted their one-word/one-phrase/one-name description, the full object will reveal and their submissions will either results in 1 correct point or no points. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    5.      Which Number in the Sequence?: The contestants are given a series of 15 number sequences each with a blank in a random spot. The contestants will type in their number pad which number they think fits the sequence. Right number for a point and Wrong number for NO points. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    6.      What Number Did You See?: The contestants will look at the screen to see 20 numbers each flashing by for a split second, they will they press what they think the number was down on their number pad and press enter. The correct number will be one Correct point and the wrong number will be one Wrong point. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    7.      Burst Through the Question Walls: The contestants are each placed in separate hole-in-the-wall style rooms each with 10 moving question walls. The wall shows the question at the top and columns representing answers below the question. The Correct answer is just made of hard paper that contestants can burst through, and the Wrong answers are just straight up walls that will push each contestant into the water. Each wall moving towards the contestants is faster than the previous wall. Whoever burst through the most walls is 1st place. {THIS GAME DOES NOT FEATURE A SPEAKING HOST DURING GAMEPLAY}
    8.      Even or Odd Sided Shape?: The contestants are given a series of 15 shapes with lots of sides, each shape’s number of sides with four possible answers, one right for a point and three wrong for NO points. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    9.      The Answer Wheel: Each contestant is given a wheel containing 50 random answers to be placed in 50 question boxes, and will spin the wheel to get a random answer to take to the question boxes. ONE WHEEL PER CONTESTANT, THIS IS PROBABLY THE LONGEST GAME. If an answer is placed in the correct question box, that means one point for the contestant. If an answer is placed in the incorrect/wrong question box, no point for the contestant. {THIS GAME DOES NOT FEATURE A SPEAKING HOST DURING GAMEPLAY}
    10.   Quiz Race: The contestants have 50 random questions (twenty five are two-choiced, twenty five more are ABCD choiced) to race for the most correct points. If a contestant gets a question wrong, they can’t go back, won't get a point for that question and will have to move on to the next question. Instead of being decided by shortest time overall (not allowed), the winner of the game is decided by most correct points at 1st place. Each question has a 5-second timer, if a question timer runs out before a question button is pressed, there will be no points for that question and the player will straight up move on to the next question. Whoever gets the most correct answers in the correct question boxes is 1st place. {THIS GAME DOES NOT FEATURE A SPEAKING HOST DURING GAMEPLAY}
    11.  Vote for Public Higher (inspired by GMM’s Food Crimes series): Each contestant is given a series of 10 already-existing polls in the form of cheeses, each cheese with two answers one right and one wrong, and are also each given a voting toothpick with their letter on it. Each contestant will stick their toothpick in the cheese that they think had the higher percentage opinion by the overall public of any form of media. The correct answer is the higher percentage by the overall public of each poll (not including the RoToQ contestants). Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    12.  Sudden Death For Everyone and Their Memory: The contestants are each asked a single question [1 question maximum per contestant, 12 questions in total for all] from the previous moments of 'ABCD multiple choice', 'Burst Through the Question Walls', 'The Answer Wheel' and 'Quiz Race' of the show {1 show = 12 different games}. If a player gets a question right, that player gets a point and the host moves on to the next contestant. If a player gets a question wrong, the game is SUDDENLY over. If all 12 players answer their questions correctly, the game is satisfyingly over. [example: if 5 questions are answered correctly, the first 5 contestants each get one point]

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NUMBER OF QUESTIONS/POINTS PER GAME for a single player (in the main order):
    1.      28 [true or false]
    2.      20 [ABCD multiple choice]
    3.      15 [math equations]
    4.      16 [thing in picture]
    5.      15 [blank in number sequence]
    6.      20 [what number did you see]
    7.      10 [hole in moving wall questions]
    8.      15 [even/odd sided shape]
    9.      50 [answer wheel with question box]
    10.  50 [quiz race]
    11.  10 [vote for higher percentage]
    12.  1 [sudden death for everyone]
Total points/questions maximum for a single player: 250
NUMBER OF QUESTlONS/P0INTS PER GAME for entire show! (in main order):
    1.      336
    2.      240
    3.      180
    4.      192
    5.      180
    6.      240
    7.      120
    8.      180
    9.      600
    10.  600
    11.  120
    12.  12
TOTAL POINTS/QUESTIONS MAXIMUM FOR ENTIRE SHOW: 3,000

Description

It's pronounced row•towk. (or rotokas without 'as')

RoToQ is a game show with 12 contestants who each wear a shirt with a letter from the Rotokas alphabet (shortest alphabet).

{THIS GAME SHOW DOES NOT ELIMINATE ANYONE, IT DETERMINES WHICH ONE OF THE 12 CONTESTANTS GETS THE MOST POINTS AND BECOMES THE WINNER}
    1.      True or False: The contestants are given a series of 28 questions, each question with 2 possible answers, one right for a point and one wrong for NO points. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    2.      ABCD Multiple-Choice Facts: The contestants are given a series of 20 questions, each question with 4 possible answers, one right for a point and three wrong for NO points. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    3.      Math: The contestants are given a series of 15 math equations, each equation for contestants to type into their number pad and press enter when they think they got the answer right for a point. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    4.      Cropped Pictures: The contestants are given a series of 16 cropped pictures with unknown-for-now objects, each object part for the contestants to write down on their notepads what they think the object is on-screen. Once everyone submitted their one-word/one-phrase/one-name description, the full object will reveal and their submissions will either results in 1 correct point or no points. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    5.      Which Number in the Sequence?: The contestants are given a series of 15 number sequences each with a blank in a random spot. The contestants will type in their number pad which number they think fits the sequence. Right number for a point and Wrong number for NO points. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    6.      What Number Did You See?: The contestants will look at the screen to see 20 numbers each flashing by for a split second, they will they press what they think the number was down on their number pad and press enter. The correct number will be one Correct point and the wrong number will be one Wrong point. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    7.      Burst Through the Question Walls: The contestants are each placed in separate hole-in-the-wall style rooms each with 10 moving question walls. The wall shows the question at the top and columns representing answers below the question. The Correct answer is just made of hard paper that contestants can burst through, and the Wrong answers are just straight up walls that will push each contestant into the water. Each wall moving towards the contestants is faster than the previous wall. Whoever burst through the most walls is 1st place. {THIS GAME DOES NOT FEATURE A SPEAKING HOST DURING GAMEPLAY}
    8.      Even or Odd Sided Shape?: The contestants are given a series of 15 shapes with lots of sides, each shape’s number of sides with four possible answers, one right for a point and three wrong for NO points. Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    9.      The Answer Wheel: Each contestant is given a wheel containing 50 random answers to be placed in 50 question boxes, and will spin the wheel to get a random answer to take to the question boxes. ONE WHEEL PER CONTESTANT, THIS IS PROBABLY THE LONGEST GAME. If an answer is placed in the correct question box, that means one point for the contestant. If an answer is placed in the incorrect/wrong question box, no point for the contestant. {THIS GAME DOES NOT FEATURE A SPEAKING HOST DURING GAMEPLAY}
    10.   Quiz Race: The contestants have 50 random questions (twenty five are two-choiced, twenty five more are ABCD choiced) to race for the most correct points. If a contestant gets a question wrong, they can’t go back, won't get a point for that question and will have to move on to the next question. Instead of being decided by shortest time overall (not allowed), the winner of the game is decided by most correct points at 1st place. Each question has a 5-second timer, if a question timer runs out before a question button is pressed, there will be no points for that question and the player will straight up move on to the next question. Whoever gets the most correct answers in the correct question boxes is 1st place. {THIS GAME DOES NOT FEATURE A SPEAKING HOST DURING GAMEPLAY}
    11.  Vote for Public Higher (inspired by GMM’s Food Crimes series): Each contestant is given a series of 10 already-existing polls in the form of cheeses, each cheese with two answers one right and one wrong, and are also each given a voting toothpick with their letter on it. Each contestant will stick their toothpick in the cheese that they think had the higher percentage opinion by the overall public of any form of media. The correct answer is the higher percentage by the overall public of each poll (not including the RoToQ contestants). Whoever gets the most points is 1st place.
    12.  Sudden Death For Everyone and Their Memory: The contestants are each asked a single question [1 question maximum per contestant, 12 questions in total for all] from the previous moments of 'ABCD multiple choice', 'Burst Through the Question Walls', 'The Answer Wheel' and 'Quiz Race' of the show {1 show = 12 different games}. If a player gets a question right, that player gets a point and the host moves on to the next contestant. If a player gets a question wrong, the game is SUDDENLY over. If all 12 players answer their questions correctly, the game is satisfyingly over. [example: if 5 questions are answered correctly, the first 5 contestants each get one point]

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NUMBER OF QUESTIONS/POINTS PER GAME for a single player (in the main order):
    1.      28 [true or false]
    2.      20 [ABCD multiple choice]
    3.      15 [math equations]
    4.      16 [thing in picture]
    5.      15 [blank in number sequence]
    6.      20 [what number did you see]
    7.      10 [hole in moving wall questions]
    8.      15 [even/odd sided shape]
    9.      50 [answer wheel with question box]
    10.  50 [quiz race]
    11.  10 [vote for higher percentage]
    12.  1 [sudden death for everyone]
Total points/questions maximum for a single player: 250
NUMBER OF QUESTlONS/P0INTS PER GAME for entire show! (in main order):
    1.      336
    2.      240
    3.      180
    4.      192
    5.      180
    6.      240
    7.      120
    8.      180
    9.      600
    10.  600
    11.  120
    12.  12
TOTAL POINTS/QUESTIONS MAXIMUM FOR ENTIRE SHOW: 3,000