A game in which one person tries to trap the other in a mistake, a lie, or some other type of negative situation is known as a _____ game.
A)"harried"
B)"now I've got you"
C)"wooden leg"
D)"my excuses are better than yours"

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The phrase "now I've got you" implies a sense of triumph or satisfaction in trapping the other person in a mistake or negative situation. This type of game is often played in a competitive or confrontational manner, with one person trying to "catch" the other person. The other answer choices do not convey the same sense of a competitive or confrontational game.

A Game in Which One Person Tries to Trap the Other