The Mongol Empire reached its height in 1279.
If it existed today, to the nearest billion people, what would it’s population be?
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia show.
The Mongol Empire reached its height in 1279.
If it existed today, to the nearest billion people, what would it’s population be?
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia show.
In 1821, John Davis was believed to have become the first person to set foot in what place?
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia show.
Here’s a question for you.
How do you pronounce the word “sauna”?
If you say it “saw-nah” YOU ARE WRONG.
We’re sure you have similarly petty issues that you can’t let go of, and this week, we want you to make that your team name.
If your team name is some minor error or trifling infraction that you can’t let slide, you will get a bonus point.
It’s not an ATM Machine. If it was, it would be an Automated Teller Machine Machine.
Saying you “could care less” makes no sense. All that means is that you care at least a little bit.
If you’re nauseous, that means you cause nausea in others.
Britney Spears’ biggest hit was Baby One More Time. It was NOT Hit Me Baby One More Time!
Chai tea and naan bread is just tea tea and bread bread.
If you say something is at 7am, you don’t have to add “in the morning”. That’s what AM means.
Something can be heart rending or gut wrenching, but it can’t be heart wrenching.
The 8th letter of the alphabet is pronounced “aitch” not “haitch”.
Anything like the above examples will get you a bonus point.
Have an interesting week.
Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.
WINNERS
If you won this week, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.
JACKPOTS
These four came in last place in the quiz, but still managed to take everyone else’s money in the jackpot round.
TEAM NAMES
You hand plenty of advice on how to feel happy. Also, a lot of you are horrible people.
Eating someone’s last Tim Tam
Driving slow in the fast lane
Smashing someone else’s sandcastle
Incorporating a funny word into your weekly management meeting (like penetration) as often as possible
Watching cats trying to make jumps but failing
Olympians falling over
Getting the last seat on an express bus
Make friends with the dead bees in your sink
Send thoughts and prayers
Flirting to get yourself out of a parking ticket
Correcting Ilya’s Dragon Ball Z knowledge
Put the toilet seat up
My baby daughter screams every time my mother in law picks her up
Silently watching Facebook arguments
Going on holiday when your colleagues have a deadline
Holding on to your Victorian license plates after 10 years in the ACT
Farting and blaming it on an ICU patient
Urinating on a full bladder
TRIVIART
Sorry Mojito (or is it Soaring Mojito?)
Extramarital Monument
Tasty Pillow
Fetal Shrek
Liberal Bobsled
Skinny John
Furious Hot Dog
INTERESTING MOMENTS
One team mistook Princess Mary of Denmark for Cadel Evans.
After failing to do the homework question on Japanese Baseball teams, two teams hazarded interesting guesses including the Sushi Slayers and the Osaka Flamethrowers.
One team guessed that with Barnaby Joyce on leave, the Acting Prime Minister was Steven Bradbury. Apparently former gold medallists in short track speed skating are recognised in the constitution.
A team guessed that the spiritual tradition of Falun Gong originated in Wollongong.
We discovered that one of our players can determine the day of the week that any date fell on in just seconds.
A group from our show for the Cancer Council galloped home with a massive score of 76 points, and took home the Daffodil Trivia Trophy for 2018.
And one team who thought they’d have no chance on the jackpot round declined to kick in $1 per player… and were the only ones who knew the answer. TOO LATE! You’ve got to be in it to win it.
See you next week.
To the nearest thousand, how many people were living in New Zealand when Jesus was alive?
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia show.
Name the sitcoms from the last words spoken on the last episode.
“Should we get some coffee? Sure. Where?”
“I’m sorry, we’re closed.”
“Cancer is boring.”
The first new player to comment on the website with all three TV series wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia show.
The Amazon River is the largest river by discharge on earth, and by some measurements, the longest river on earth.
How many bridges span it?
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia show.
Recently Obvious Plant published a book of small ways to feel happy.
This week, for your team name, we want you to come up with your own small and preferably petty or dubious ways to feel happy.
Waste a telemarketers time by pretending you can’t hear them.
Spending time outdoors has been proven to increase happiness, so sell your bed and sleep on the beach.
Get more sleep. Preferably 23 hours every day.
Open your window and sing very loudly at 3am. Let the whole neighbourhood enjoy the gift of music.
Any dodgy or petty advice on how to be happy will get you a bonus point.
Have an interesting week.
Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.
WINNERS
If you won this week, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.
JACKPOTS
No winners, but one of our players knew the right answer but was outvoted on a question. He didn’t win the cash, but he does get to feel smug for a long time, and that’s worth more than money.
TEAM NAMES
Want to know why you shouldn’t come to Australia? Here are plenty of reasons.
Every three months a person is torn to pieces by a crocodile in North Queensland
Bin Chickens
Baby eating dingos
Bogan Drop Bears from Cronulla
F*ck off we’re full
The fire rating is severe
There’s no Taco Bell
Sub par trivia nights
The koalas all have chlamydia
Horrible Public Transport
You’re seeking asylum
You may end up on Manus Island
The NBN is so slow
Pauline Hanson exists
You might get knocked up by Barnaby Joyce
TRIVIART
Luminous Corset
Fly Dog
Post Modern Milk Crate
Sticky Silicon
Cunning Toilet
Elephant Accountant
Dangly Elephant
INTERESTING MOMENTS
When asked to come up with the most common words beginning with MOR, enough teams put down “moron” to possibly bump it up into the top seven. Also, the fact that so many minds went immediately to the word moron may say something about the players at our trivia.
When coming up with countries that contain the letter GE, some teams went with Tangeria and Senegel.
The shortest member of one team was compelled to stand so her teammates could compare options for Peter Dinklage’s height on a live model.
A team was so enthused that we asked an audio question about Hamilton that they continued to sing after the clip ended.
And one first place team was last week’s last place team. Choosing a special subject wisely seems to have paid off.
See you next week.
Pedro Lascurain holds the record for the shortest term as President of a country.
To the nearest hour, how long did he serve as President of Mexico in 1913?
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia show.