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-# **NewsQuiz.js** - Make quizzes using Google Spreadsheets
+## **NewsQuiz.js** - Make quizzes using Google Spreadsheets
 
 Sample screenshot
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 This tool offers a simple way to create quizzes using only a little bit of code and a Google spreadsheet. The quizzes work well with text and photos, and you can embed source links at your pleasure. Also works well on mobile. Let's get started. 
 
-### 1) Set up a Google Spreadsheet
+### Set up a Google Spreadsheet
 
 Start a new Google Spreadsheet with the following column headers:
 
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 [Demo spreadsheet](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Arenb9rAosmbdG5GWHFXbWJlN1hTR2ZmN3lZMVZkOHc#gid=0)
 
-### 2) Set up your index.html page (this is the html page that has to go up on S3):
+### Modify your project files (required)
 
-Try the following (don't forget to grab your spreadsheet key):
+Set up your index.html page (this is the html page that has to go up on S3). Use the following (don't forget to grab your spreadsheet key):
 
 ```html
 <!DOCTYPE html>
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             <script src="js/script.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
 
             <script type="text/javascript">
-                var quiz = jQuery('#quiz').quiz('your spreadsheet key goes here'); //your published spreadsheet key or URL goes here
+                var quiz = jQuery('#quiz').quiz('YOUR SPREADSHEET KEY GOES HERE'); //your published spreadsheet key or URL goes here
             </script>
 
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