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1. Similar to the UAV in "Modern Warfare 2", this default kill streak reward requires three kills (or two with the "Hardline" Perk. What is it called in "Black Ops"?
2. A new kill streak reward in "Black Ops" is a small-remote controlled car booby-trapped with explosives, and this is also a three kill streak (or two with "Hardline"). What is it called?
3. Although there are some kill streak rewards that are completely new, some are very similar to their "Modern Warfare 2" counterparts. The eight Kill Streak Reward "Rolling Thunder" can be best linked to which "Modern Warfare 2" Kill Streak reward?
4. The transition between "Modern Warfare 2" and "Black Ops" kept some fan favourite kill streak rewards almost exactly as they were before. How many kill streak rewards have the exact same name in both games?
5. In Black Ops, the absence of death streaks creates a new function for "Hardline Pro". Which kill streak reward does this pro version improve?
6. The Highest kill streak where a reward is given is eleven. A player skilled and lucky enough to achieve this feat has two great rewards to choose from. One is piloting an attack "Gunship"; what's the other?
7. This seven kill streak reward bears a slight similarity to the Predator Missile in "Modern Warfare 2". Upon getting seven kills, the proud owner throws a marker on the ground, and a package is dropped carrying two what?
8. If you're one of those exceptional team players, you're probably going to equip this eight kill streak instead of Rolling Thunder, but what exactly is the Blackbird?
9. Like in "Modern Warfare 2" the player can only have on three kill streak rewards at any given time.
10. This is the alternative five kill streak reward to care package, and fires flames from a directional airstrike. The flames keep burning for ten seconds after the original attack, and scorch curious enemies.
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