Participation Fee :
Registration Start Date: Jul 27th, 2024
Registration End Date: Aug 24th, 2024
Event Date: Sep 15th, 2024
Event Time : 8:00 AM onwards
Venue : Littleton Library, 35 Shattuck St, Littleton MA 01460
Reporting Time: will be communicated individually
TAGB Game show
పాటా మాటా... ఓ తెలుగాట
Register your team through this link:
TAGB Game Show ( పాటా మాటా... ఓ తెలుగాట) (google.com)
Register your team with Team Name and members. Please provide membership ID
Content and format: Questions (Easy :-)) will be broadly based on Telugu language, literature, grammar, culture, and movies. The format is loosely based on the popular American quiz show “Jeopardy.”
Teams: Each team can have a minimum of two (2) up to a maximum of four (4) players.
Competition Format :
· Quarterfinals: Top 8 teams advance to the next stage.
· Semifinals: 8 teams. Top 4 teams advance to the next stage.
· Finals: 4 teams.
Prizes: Cash Prizes for First and Second place winners in the Finals.
Participation Fee: $15/ Team. Pay via zelle : treasurer@tagb.org
When: Sunday, September 15th, 2024. 9:30 am to 4:00 pm.
Where: Littleton Library, 35 Shattuck St, Littleton MA 01460
Register your team through this link: TAGB Game Show ( పాటా మాటా... ఓ తెలుగాట) (google.com)
Register your team with Team Name and members. Please provide membership ID
Send your Team Name and $15 to TAGB Via Zelle to: treasurer@tagb.org
Reporting Time: All teams will be informed about their reporting time.
Note:
· Registrations will be closed once we reach Maximum teams.
· Registrations received after that may be placed on a waiting list.
· Teams placed on the waiting list will be added to the competition roster in the order they were received if any confirmed teams cancel their registration prior to the deadline.
Note: This is an effort by TAGB and its community volunteers to promote our language and culture and create an opportunity for learning and having fun together. TAGB reserves all the rights to run, alter, or cancel this activity. Decisions made by the organizers are final and cannot be debated or challenged.