Awarded
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Both words in one sentence
- Each plate awarded $100 and was a clue to a puzzle; after time expired, the first player could keep the money or have their offstage partner brought out to try and solve the puzzle.
Source: Series / Bumper Stumpers - A contestant could keep going until they reached the seventh and final question, which awarded the grand prize of $64.
Source: Series / The $64,000 Question - Further, the game was amended to keep three contestants on until one scored three matches (tracked by placards on each podium), which awarded a prize package worth about $5,000.
Source: Series / Three On A Match
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