The Answer That! The Big Quiz Book contains hundreds of questions neatly categorized into 50 rounds. Instead of the traditional and very broad subjects of ‘film’, ‘sport’ or ‘music’ this quiz book features more specific topics such as ‘Bond Films’, ‘The Olympics’, ‘Music of the 1990s’, ‘TV Sitcoms’, ‘The Human Body’, ‘Landmarks’ and ‘Shakespeare’. There are also some unusual and quirky topics such as ‘Robots’, ‘Board Games’ and ‘Famous Australians’.
In this Kindle edition, the answers for each quiz are on the subsequent page making it easy to switch back and forth between the questions and answers if you want to hold a quiz with a group, but ensuring they’re separate enough if you want to test yourself without accidentally seeing the answers.
Here are a few sample questions from the book:
Music of the 1990s: “All right, stop. Collaborate and listen” are the opening lyrics to which early 1990s rap song?
Board Games: Which board game, whose origins date back to the 6th Century, takes its name from the latin for ‘I Play’?
The Olympics: Which swimming stroke was not introduced into the Olympic Games until 1956?
Landmarks: Which temple in Cambodia is also depicted on their national flag?
Famous Australians: Which Australian is mother to a daughter called Sunday, even though she was born on Monday?
Academy Awards: In 1998, which film director’s Oscar acceptance speech included the line “I’m king of the world!”?
This is the full list of the rounds:
Music of the 1990s, Capital Cities 1, Bond Films, The Olympics 1, The 1960s, Children’s TV, The Human Body, Robots, Great Britain, 20th Century Art, TV Sitcoms 1, Inventions, Shakespeare 1, Sporting Heroes, Mountains, The Royals, The Beatles, Soap Operas 1, Words and Languages, Fashion, Horror Films 1, FIFA World Cup, Boy Bands, Van Gogh, TV Sitcoms 2, Board Games, American Presidents, Rivers, Seas and Oceans, Academy Awards, Space, Famous Chefs, The Olympics 2, Landmarks, Soap Operas 2, Four Legged Animals, Fictional Detectives, World War 2, Wimbledon, Famous Animals, Classic Rock, Disney Songs, Boxers, Famous Australians, One Hit Wonders, Shakespeare 2, Romantic Comedies, Under the Sea, Musicals, Capital Cities 2 and Stadiums.
In this Kindle edition, the answers for each quiz are on the subsequent page making it easy to switch back and forth between the questions and answers if you want to hold a quiz with a group, but ensuring they’re separate enough if you want to test yourself without accidentally seeing the answers.
Here are a few sample questions from the book:
Music of the 1990s: “All right, stop. Collaborate and listen” are the opening lyrics to which early 1990s rap song?
Board Games: Which board game, whose origins date back to the 6th Century, takes its name from the latin for ‘I Play’?
The Olympics: Which swimming stroke was not introduced into the Olympic Games until 1956?
Landmarks: Which temple in Cambodia is also depicted on their national flag?
Famous Australians: Which Australian is mother to a daughter called Sunday, even though she was born on Monday?
Academy Awards: In 1998, which film director’s Oscar acceptance speech included the line “I’m king of the world!”?
This is the full list of the rounds:
Music of the 1990s, Capital Cities 1, Bond Films, The Olympics 1, The 1960s, Children’s TV, The Human Body, Robots, Great Britain, 20th Century Art, TV Sitcoms 1, Inventions, Shakespeare 1, Sporting Heroes, Mountains, The Royals, The Beatles, Soap Operas 1, Words and Languages, Fashion, Horror Films 1, FIFA World Cup, Boy Bands, Van Gogh, TV Sitcoms 2, Board Games, American Presidents, Rivers, Seas and Oceans, Academy Awards, Space, Famous Chefs, The Olympics 2, Landmarks, Soap Operas 2, Four Legged Animals, Fictional Detectives, World War 2, Wimbledon, Famous Animals, Classic Rock, Disney Songs, Boxers, Famous Australians, One Hit Wonders, Shakespeare 2, Romantic Comedies, Under the Sea, Musicals, Capital Cities 2 and Stadiums.
