Scramble-circuited quiz-module w/overlaying Q&A-sheets

An improved electrically operated Q&A-quiz apparatus, capable of accommodating one or more competitive players, or individually, serving as a general educational learning-aid;

• comprising:
• an electric housing employing a conventional electrical-current powering means;
• a planar upwardly facing electrical-panel supported by said housing, serving divisibly to support a roster-like plurality of question-terminals in an allocated space thereto, and a roster-like plurality of answer-terminals on an adjacent space thereto;
• a normally-open electrical-circuiting means, whereby each one of said question-terminals is thus individually capable of potentially cooperating with predetermined electrical continuity to a said answer-terminal;
• an electrical-circuit panel on-off switch, including a switch-stalk manual switching member extending perpendicularly from said electrical-panel, thereby enabling manual biasing of said switch from and off position to a discrete first electrical circuiting matrix, plus at least one additional alternate likewise switching position enabling biasing to at least one additional discrete alternate electrical-circuit matrix;
• a pair of flexibly attached conductor-probes extending sufficiently from said housing as to enable an operator to hold a conductor-probe in each hand, simultaneously touching a left conductor-probe to a selected question-terminal, and a right conductor-probe to the choosen answer-terminal, thereby facilitating completing of said electrical circuit when a correct answer has been selected;
• a variety of special Q&A-cards, each having both question and answer indicia imprinted thereon, whereby any selected Q&A-card is singly overlaid manually upon said electrical-panel, so that its plural question-apertures align over said electrical-panel's question-terminals, while its plural answer-apertures align over said electrical-panel's answer-terminals;
• a special alignment aperture indexing means acting to accept passage of said switch-stalk member in only one of either said first or said alternate switch positions, thereby causing said operator to bias said switch-stalk to a passaging position before a Q&A-card can be laid into place, thereby providing a significantly increased potential number of question and answer terminal juxtapositions, thus serving to further confound an operator as to any possibly learned matching arrangements of said discrete Q&A-terminals;
• a conventional indicator device means, included in said circuit, whereby selection of a correct answer becomes automatically visually or aurally announced to the operator.