Reality is Broken

1. What have gamers had enough of?

• internet access

• reality

• technology

• devices

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2. Droves DOES NOT mean?

• mass of people

• crowd of people

• mob of people

• one person/alone

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3. What does devaluation mean?

• decline in value

• Increase of friends

• decline in food

• increase of time

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5. Who are one type of gamers?

• Senior Citizens

• Military

• toddlers

• Infants

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6. Reality compared to games is what?

• missed

• alive

• disappeared

• broken

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8. In the United States, there are _________ million active gamers weekly.

• 75

• 23

• 183

• 242

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9. How many hours do Americans play on their video games?

• 84

• 13

• 24

• 18

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10. How many hours does the typical gamer play in the United States?

• 1-2 hours

• 3-4 hours

• 5-6 hours

• 12-14 hours

7. Who calls it a "mass exodus"?

• James Smith

• Michael Jones

• Tony Michaels

• Edward Castronova

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10. Do most gamers have jobs, goals, school work, families, and real lives?

• no

• some

• yes

• very little

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