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Now early readers will be amazed as they discover 

the classic game of Twenty Questions.  20Q Junior 

has been developed with simplified questions and 

answers, big button design and an easy to read 

display.  Players can challenge 20Q by thinking of 

any object or using the 10 themed pictures for help.  

Now anyone can challenge the all knowing 20Q.   

ON/YES/NEW GAME – Press this button to turn 

the unit ON.   This button will also allow you to 

answer YES to a question or prompt.  To start a 

NEW GAME, press and hold this button until the 

unit clears and a new game begins.  
NO – Use this button to answer “NO” to a question.
SOMETIMES – Press this button to answer “de-

pends” or “maybe” to a question or prompt.
UNKNOWN – Press this button if the question is 

irrelevant or if the answer is UNKNOWN.
UNDO – This button will allow you to change your 

previous answer by going back to the last question.  

SOUND – Press this button to turn the sound ON 
or OFF.  A high tone indicates SOUND is ON, a low 
tone indicates when the sound has been turned OFF.
SCROLL BUTTONS – Use these two buttons to move 

forward or backward through a menu, or to return to 

a previous section.  Also, press the LEFT SCROLL 

button to increase the speed of the scrolling text, and 
press the RIGHT SCROLL button to slow it down.

PICTURE CARDS – There are 5 cards with a 
total of 10 themed pictures on the front and back.  
There are over 150 images that you can identify.  
These cards help you think of an object before 
starting a game of 20Q. 

CARD HOLDER – This round disk will allow you 
to store four picture cards while displaying the 
fifth, or top card.

RELEASE BUTTON – Press this button slightly 
and pull to release the CARD HOLDER.

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ROTATION WHEEL – This button allows you to view 
the picture cards by turning or spinning the wheel.

RESET – If the game begins to malfunction, insert 
a blunt point and press the RESET button.  This 
action will RESET the game to its original settings.

SLEEP MODE – After 60 seconds of inactivity, 
the game will automatically shut down, going into 
SLEEP MODE.  To turn it on again, simply press the 
ON button and the game will start where you ended 
play.

CHANGING PICTURE CARDS – There are 5 pic-
ture cards with a total of 10 images.  The images 
have fun themes with over 150 different images 
that you can identify.  The themes include:
DISK 1

Beach / Under the sea
DISK 2

Farm / Zoo
DISK 3 

City / Fun Features(People)
DISK 4

Castle / Construction
DISK 5

Home / Playground
The above picture cards are held in a removable 

CARD HOLDER.  To remove, press the RELEASE 

BUTTON slightly and slide the CARD HOLDER out 

of the top of the unit.  Once the CARD HOLDER 

is clear of the unit, you can remove the cards by 

turning the CENTER TAB.  Once you have freed 

the cards, place the card you would like to play 

face-up on top of the stack. Insert all five CARDS 

back into the CARD HOLDER and turn the TAB. 

Slide the CARD HOLDER back into the UNIT until 

the RELEASE BUTTON clicks.  Now you’re ready to 

begin to play 20Q Junior!

Although you won’t win, I’ll tell you how to play 

anyway!
Press the ON button to turn the unit on or to wake 

the unit from SLEEP MODE.  To start a new game, 

press and hold the NEW GAME button until the 

current game clears, and then I will ask if you are 

READY to play.  If you’re ready, press the YES 

button and think of anything OR look at one of the 

ten picture cards for help.
Once you think or choose an object, I will ask you a 

series of five questions that begins with “Is it... Ani-

mal?...Vegetable?...Mineral...Other, or Unknown?”  

Use the LEFT SCROLL and RIGHT SCROLL buttons 

to toggle between the options.  When making your 

selection, keep in mind that Animal, Vegetable and 

Mineral each has a broader meaning.  Consider the 

object you have selected and think of its primary 

substance.  For example, if you are thinking about a 

“wool sweater,” you should say, “Animal,” because 

it’s made of wool, which comes from sheep, which 

are animals.  You should answer “Mineral” for an 

“arrow” because most of its parts are made of metal 

and “Vegetable” for a “T-shirt,” because it’s made of 

cotton, which is a plant.

There are two ways to select among the first five 
options (Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, Other or Un-
known).  First, you can answer each question with 
YES or NO as I advance to the next question.  Or, 
you can toggle between these five options by press-
ing the LEFT SCROLL or RIGHT SCROLL buttons to 
identify the option that is correct and answer YES.  

When I ask the remaining questions, answer hon-
estly by pressing one of the answer buttons (YES, 
NO, SOMETIMES, UNKNOWN).  If you answered 
a question incorrectly, press the UNDO button