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BOARD GAMES TRIVIA QUIZ #2 ( www.TriviaChamp.com ) 1> In the game of Trivial Pursuit, how many wedges does a player need to win? a. 10 b. 6 c. 8 d. 7 2> What game uses tokens/pieces that are white on one side and black on the other? a. Payday b. Probe c. Master Mind d. Othello 3> In the game Sorry, what is the maximum numbers of players? a. 4 b. 8 c. 2 d. 6 4> Which of these is not a room found in the game of Clue? a. Hall b. Lounge c. Ballroom d. Bathroom 5> What kind of creature does not appear in the game of Survive? a. Whale b. Shark c. Sea Monster d. Giant Squid 6> Which game was written by Steve Jackson and illustrated by John Kovalic? a. Monopoly b. Munchkins c. Harry Potter d. Candyland 7> What board game has a spinner built into the game board? a. Payday b. Sorry c. LIFE d. Clue 8> How many dice are used in the game of Yahtzee? a. Seven b. Nine c. Three d. Five 9> Which of the following games is a two-player game? a. Clue b. Risk c. Bang! d. Battleship 10> Which of these games originated in Japan? a. Boggle b. Shadow Hunters c. Pictionary d. Yahtzee 11> In which game are you trying to take over the world? a. Survive b. Shadow Hunter c. Risk d. LIFE 12> In the game of Twister, how many circles are on the mat? a. 16 b. Nine c. 24 d. 25 13> Which game is based loosely on the game of Clue? a. Razzia b. Kill Doctor Lucky c. Conspiracy d. Clans 14> Which board game involves three rounds called Epochs? a. Probe b. Razzia c. Master Mind d. Boggle 15> In which game would the "Dasher" read definitions of a word? a. Figure It Out b. Brain Chain c. Cranium d. Balderdash Answers: 1> 6 - Each wedge represents one of the six categories. 2> Othello - Othello is a strategy board game. 3> 4 - Sorry is based on the ancient game of Parcheesi. 4> Bathroom - There is no bedroom on the board. 5> Giant Squid - All monsters are controlled by the roll of the dice. 6> Munchkins - This game was originally a card game. 7> LIFE - LIFE is produced by Milton Bradley. 8> Five - The game was originally put out by Milton Bradley. 9> Battleship - Battleship is often played using just a pencil and a piece of paper. 10> Shadow Hunters - The game was created by Yasutaka Ikeda. 11> Risk - The game of Risk was originally released in 1957. 12> 16 - There are four different colors of circles. 13> Kill Doctor Lucky - In Clue, the object is to solve a murder, but in Kill Doctor Lucky, the object is to kill the doctor. 14> Razzia - The game was created by Reiner Knizia. 15> Balderdash - Balderdash was released in 1984. Source: Board Games Trivia Quiz E2 .

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