Trivia

Know It or Blow It

In Know It or Blow It, your team will test its knowledge about fun facts like the three primary colors, five senses, or Santa's eight reindeer. The best part is you don't have to know it all! For each round, a team captain picks the order that teammates will respond. If you know an answer, great! If you're not absolutely, positively sure, you can stop rather than risk your team's points. But if you answer incorrectly and blow it, your team loses its points for the round. Get ready to show off your knowledge in this trivia game for teams.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire

Players answer multiple-choice trivia questions of increasing difficulty, with the option of quitting with their winnings up to that point. This adaptation has makeshift versions of the TV show's "Ask the Audience" and "Phone a Friend" lifelines. Players rotate as host, and after everyone has taken a turn as host, winnings are totaled.

Based on the original ABC version of the world-famous game show, hosted by Regis Philbin from 1999-2002.

Visual Brain Storms

A trivia/puzzle game akin to MindTrap, but more child-friendly. The questions require mostly critical and mathematical thinking, there are only a few lateral thinking questions. The cards are large and colorful. The questions are always accompanied by a large illustration, and the answers often come with diagrams and examples.

The difficulty of each question is reflected in how many points it is worth: yellow questions are worth 1 point, blue are worth 2 points, red are worth 3 points, and "bonus" questions are worth 1 point. Gameplay and scoring take a back seat to the actual questions. You can play for a certain amount of time, for a certain number of cards, or until a player gets a certain score.

Rules of the Game

Game consists of simple gameboard that players roll die to move around outside of board and answer sports related questions based on which space they land on. Questions consists of a possible sports scenario and the player must determine the answer based on his/her knowledge of the game rules. Answers are generally in the Yes/No;True/False format.

(from back of box)
"A runner collides with the umpire as he races toward second. He falls and is tagged out. Is he safe?"

Rules of the Game(R) deals with some of the wackier and amusing situations that could actually occur in Baseball, Golf, Football, and Basketball. Challenge your friends to see who is the best armchair referee or the most knowledgeable of the rules of these sports. Who knows, you may even learn some things about these games that you never knew before!

Contents: 1 gameboard, 576 Question and Answer Cards, 24 Safe Cards, 6 pawns, 1 die, 5 divider cards and instructions.

Tee-Rivia

TEE-RIVIA

Golf Trivia Game

(c)1994 DSH Enterprises

"A game for those who love golf, its rich history and its colorful heroes."

Players compete as individuals or teams as they move around a game board representing an 18 hole golf course answering trivia questions about golfing.

Includes 1200 questions on 400 cards, 6 playing pieces, dice, rules, and board.

Ages 14 and up.