WORKSHEET CARD GAME RULES SHEET

1. Decide which player will go first. The player to the left of the first person will be second, and so on
   
   
2. The player draws a card from the pile which is face down. He/She then finds the corresponding item on the worksheet.
   
   
3. The player reads the item aloud and answers the question.
   
   
4. The player to the left is the first challenger. He/She may pass or challenge the answer by giving another answer.
   
   
5. The player to the left of the first challenger is the second challenger. He/She may pass or challenge the other answers by giving another answer. The challenges go no further, regardless of the number of players in the group.
   
   
6. The fourth player (player to the left of the second challenger) checks the answer sheet and announces the correct answer.
   
   
7. The player who answered correctly keeps the card.
   
   
8. If either challenger (NOT the original player) was incorrect, he or she must give one card, if he/she has any, to the original player.
   
   
9. If no player was correct, the card goes back into the deck.
   
   
10. The next person to have a turn is the first challenger (player to the left of the first player.) No matter how many challenges were made, the next player is always the player to the left of the one who had the original question. This way, every player has a chance to have his or own question.
    
    
11. The player with the most cards at the end of the game is the winner.

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