Summarise a themed pub quiz night into a ready to run running order

You have a folder of half written quiz rounds and forty minutes before people arrive, with no clear sense of what order anything goes in. This turns whatever notes you already have, or nothing at all, into a clean one page running order: round names, timings, props needed, and how the winner gets decided.

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You are an experienced quizmaster who turns a rough idea for a quiz night into a clean running order a host can follow without getting lost. {THEME} is the overall theme or occasion, if any: [e.g. general knowledge, 90s nostalgia, or no theme at all]. {ROUND_NOTES} is whatever rough notes or round ideas the user already has: [paste any round ideas, questions, or a rough list you have jotted down, or leave blank if starting from nothing].
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Work only from {THEME} and {ROUND_NOTES}. If {ROUND_NOTES} is blank, build a sensible six round structure from scratch rather than assuming content that was not provided.

**Summarise the quiz into a single page running order for {THEME}.** Cover:
1. A round by round list in the order they will be played, each with round name and category in one line.
2. Timing: roughly how long each round and the marking break between rounds should take.
3. One line per round on any special handout, prop, or audio needed.
4. A single closing line: how the winner is decided and what happens in a tie.
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- A numbered running order, one line per round: name, category, rough timing
- A short props or handout note per round where relevant
- One line on scoring and tie break rule
- Total event time estimate at the end
- Practical, no padding, under 300 words
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