The prize ladder
A prize for each question answered correctly, moving up the ladder like the television show. What you type here appears on the hall screen's ladder, on the host's tablet and on the end-of-turn card.
Add questions
Write one question at a time, or paste a whole set from a spreadsheet or document. Everything arrives as a draft for you to check and approve.
Paste or open a file
Columns the importer understands: Bank (A or B), Part, Question, A, B, C, D, Correct, Remove (the two letters 50:50 takes away), Explanation, Book page, Extract, Reserve. The first row must be the headings. There are example rows below.
Example rows
Bank Part Question A B C D Correct Remove Explanation Book page Extract A 1 Who named the baby Muhammad? Abdul Muttalib Abu Talib Abdullah Abbas A C, D His grandfather chose the name, hoping he would be praised. 19 ‘Abdul Muttalib named him Muhammad
Print and export
For the people checking the questions, and for the paper back-up on the day. Keep printed answers locked away.
Trial run
Try questions on students or volunteers before the day. They answer on their phones at the audience page; the programme records how many got each question right, so you can see which ones are too easy or too hard for their level. Rehearsal only — nothing here touches the competition.
