<p> Trivia Master Challenge</p><p>Use the following game as a fun icebreaker or even for the main meeting element. Remember, getting to know one another happens as we laugh and learn about one another.</p><p>List the area are you most experienced and or knowledgeable from which you will draft two trivia questions. Once you have come up with your area of expertise, write out a question and decide if you will ask it as an “easy” question or a “hard” question. Note that you get 3 points for a hard question.</p><p>Your area of expertise:</p><p>Easy Question </p><p>Come up with a trivia question from the above area, that the average person should know. You get 2 points for each person who knows the correct answer but at least 2 people must get the question wrong or you receive no points. So you’ve got to pick a question that is easy, but not too easy. After asking the question, and giving a moment for folks to write down their answer, give the group the correct answer. Ask for a show of hands of those who got the question wrong. If at least 2 people answered incorrectly you can move on to count all the correct answers and multiply the number by two. That total is your score.</p><p>Write your easy question here:</p><p>Hard Question Now come up with a question that anyone with the same interest may know but the average person likely would not know. You get 3 points for each person who does not know the correct answer but at least 2 people must get the question correct so you can’t pick an impossible question to ask. After asking the question, and giving a moment for folks to write down their answer, give the group the correct answer. Ask for a show of hands of those who got the question correct. If at least 3 people answered correctly you can move on to count all the incorrect answers and multiply the number by three. That total is your score.</p><p>Write your difficult question here:</p><p>Each person in the group receives also receives one point for a correct answer. The game runs on the honor system. You may not give incorrect answers purposefully.</p>