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Test your knowledge about games.

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Strategy and resource management are common features in many games.

2

Chess is not considered a game.

3

Puzzle games test logic and pattern recognition.

4

All games require an internet connection to play.

5

A game can only be played with a physical board; digital versions are not games.

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Video games often include levels, stages, or missions.

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The goal of many games is to win or achieve a high score.

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In most games, there are no rules to govern play.

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Games can be played on boards, cards, or digital devices.

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The first computer game was released in the 1990s.

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