Passatempo

~~I am looking for a buyer of the concept of my quiz: Passatempo - Quiz for brn og voksne (Quiz for Children and Adults). As my quiz is written in Danish you will not be able to use it directly, but it can be translated (even in Chinese) - maybe the best way to perform the translation will be, that I do the first 'raw' translation and the pass it over to a friend who has lived more than *0 years in USA and knows the 'normal' language much better than I do, where after you will make the last necessary changes and adoptions .
 Passatempo is a large quiz and has ***0 question cards with clues in 3 different levels: adults (difficult) children ****0 (medium) children ***4 (easy). The special thing with my quiz is that it has only words, that small children know: dog, cat, elephant, Donald Duck, love, jealousy, joy - in short - words that have 'eternal' value - there are no pop stars, athletes and so on - who appear and after some years are forgotten again. If you are interested I have a variety of pictures of my quiz. And further explanations, how to play, the idea behind the quiz and so on. The quiz can be produced in China at the price of *0 USD. The quiz equals for instance Trivial Pursuit (Adults). 
The players can win glass pearls which the draw from a bag. The pearls have different colors: White - most of the glass pearls are white. These pearls are neutral and are used as 'bricks' in building the glass pyramid of *4 glass pearls: Blue: If a player draws a blue glass pearl he can take one extra glass pearl from the bag. Green: If a player draws a green glass pearl he can take a glass pearl from another player. Red: If a player draws the only red pearl in the bag he looses all his pearls that he has gained so far.
To answer the question on the playing card there are 3 clues which all lead to the correct answer. The first clue is quite difficult and is for adult players. If the adult player finds the correct answer by the first clue he can take 2 glass pearls from the bag. But the adult player has one more chance. If the adult player can answer the question with the second clue he can take 1 glass pearl from the bag. The second clue is for players in the age of *4 to *9 years. If a player of this age can find the correct answer of the question using both first and second clue he can draw 2 glass pearls from the bag. If he needs the third clue to solve the problem he can only draw 1 glass pearl from the bag. Small children from 9 to *4 can get all information in the first and second clue, but it will be the information in the third clue that will be the eye opener for him as this clues is made as easy as possible. If he, however, still cannot find the correct answer he will be asked to spell the correct answer: dog, cat, elephant, Donald Duck etc. If the other players decide that the spelling is done well according to his age, then this player is allowed to draw 1 glass pearl from the bag. Finally there is - as already mentioned - 1 red glass pearl. If a player is so unlucky that he draws this glass pearl he looses all his pearls that he has won so far. If small players take part in the play it is recommended not to use this red glass pearl.