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| − | <onlyinclude> | + | <onlyinclude>In some rule sets, a '''blurt''' is an answer given by a [[player]] who has [[buzzed]] on a [[tossup]] question but has not been [[recognized]] by the [[moderator]]. |
Players who blurt are typically penalized with a [[neg]] or a lower number of points than would otherwise be received. | Players who blurt are typically penalized with a [[neg]] or a lower number of points than would otherwise be received. | ||
| − | + | Blurts do not exist in mainstream modern quizbowl and the distinction between recognized and unrecognized answers is no longer made, though it was more common in the past.</onlyinclude> | |
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
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| PACE | gameplay and eligibility rules |
Before the game
During the game
In some rule sets, a blurt is an answer given by a player who has buzzed on a tossup question but has not been recognized by the moderator. Players who blurt are typically penalized with a neg or a lower number of points than would otherwise be received.
Blurts do not exist in mainstream modern quizbowl and the distinction between recognized and unrecognized answers is no longer made, though it was more common in the past.
Usage
Blurts are very rare in quizbowl, found only in state formats like that of Arkansas. They are not included in any national rule sets.
The presence of blurts are defining characteristics of the non-quizbowl formats of Science Bowl and Ocean Sciences Bowl.