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This is a suggestion I wish to see on the Kahoot website in the future if it is possible for the Kahoot! Team to develop into a game mode.

Here is how Pizza Rush would work:

1. Players (Students) will be able to answer questions before each round to make as many pizzas as they can in 60 seconds (If possible, the host can adjust the timer when he/she sets the game up).

2. The game host (Teacher) will be able to click on the 'Start Round' button to start the timer for each round. Students will have to try and make as many pizzas as possible before the timer reaches 0.

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3. On the players' screen, they will be given a crust with pizza sauce on it and they will be able to add the toppings and click on the 'Make Pizza' button and make as many as they can before the timer reaches 0.

4. When the round ends, players will receive their results (Total Pizzas Made) from that round. Here is how the points are rewarded and how they are calculated:

100 Points x Total Pizzas Made = Total Points Rewarded

For Example, if you make 50 Pizzas at the end of any round, 100 Points x 50 Pizzas Made in Total = 5,000 Points Rewarded, you will earn 5,000 Points.

5. On the host's screen, a leaderboard and a chart of players with the total pizzas made and the number of points earned for each round.

6. Players will continue answering questions and make pizzas before the timer reaches 0 in each round before all rounds have been completed and the host's screen will show a Podium of the top-3 and the final results page as well as the players will receive their final ranking and their final results.

The player with the most pizzas made in total in all rounds combined and the highest score (Points) wins the game.