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How many contestants initially participated in the "Beast Games" for a chance to win $5,000,000?

• 1,000

• 2,000

• 5,000

• 10,000

What was the primary objective of the first challenge, "Drop the Curtains"?

• To solve a complex puzzle

• To lift a 10,000-pound boulder across a finish line

• To outrun opponents in a sprint

• To answer trivia questions

What amount of money did each eliminated contestant receive for their participation in the "Beast Games"?

• $500

• $1,000

• $2,000

• $5,000

In the briefcase challenge, what determined whether a contestant was safe or eliminated?

• The color of the briefcase's interior light

• Their ability to solve a riddle on the briefcase

• The speed at which they opened the briefcase

• A random number generator

What compensation did players receive if they were eliminated in the initial briefcase challenge?

• $1000

• $2000

• $5000

• $10000

What specific instruction was given to the yellow team regarding the map display during their challenge?

• The map would only be shown for a few seconds.

• The map would be displayed for an extended period.

• Players could request the map to be re-displayed.

• The map would change dynamically.

In the flag capture challenge, how many players were guaranteed to be eliminated in the first round due to the number of available flags?

• 100

• 300

• 500

• 1100

What is the primary rule for players who cross the red line in the flag capture challenge?

• They must return to the starting line.

• They must capture a flag or be eliminated.

• They are automatically safe.

• They can choose to wait for the next round.

In the initial rounds of the challenge, what was a common strategy observed among participants regarding flag acquisition?

• Rushing immediately to grab the closest flag.

• Waiting for others to clear a path before moving.

• Collaborating with a small group to secure multiple flags.

• Prioritizing elimination of opponents over flag acquisition.

Why did some participants choose to wait and cooperate in later rounds, despite the increasing scarcity of flags?

• They believed it would guarantee them a flag without effort.

• They were working together to ensure everyone in their group got a flag.

• They were trying to trick other players into being eliminated.

• They were physically exhausted and unable to compete.