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Board Games

This week's Trivia: Board Games

Before the days when every household had a video game console, the original play station was a shelf full of board games. Whether it was a daily occurence or a weekly game night, friends and enemies alike would gather 'round a table and spend the night tossing dice and moving pieces.

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Q1	In addition to the various streets, what other pieces of real estate could be purchased in Monopoly upon being landed on? Parks Parking Lots Warehouses Railroads Fiber Optic cable
Q2	The Game of Life, published by Milton Bradley, was originally created in 1860 by Milton Bradley with what name? The Real Game of Life The Checkered Game of Life The Chance Game of Life The Name of the Game of Life The Ups and Downs of Life
Q3	Which of the following games features a "Pop-o-matic" device in the center of the board for "rolling" the dice? Trouble Operation Mouse Trap Sorry Checkers
Q4	Which of these is not a valid edition of the classic game, Sorry!? Sorry!: The Disney Edition Sorry!: The Simpsons Sorry!: The Spider-Man 3 Edition Pokémon Sorry! Sorry!: Lord of the Rings
Q5	Once all the pieces were assembled, what initiated the trap sequence in Mousetrap? Bucket spilling a ball Palm releasing a ball into a bathtub Manually turning a crank Toy soldier flipping into a basket Metal tweezers touching the metal sides
Q6	Which of these is NOT a weapon included in the US version of the mystery game, Clue? Rope Pistol Lead Pipe Knife Mace
Q7	How many spaces are there on a standard Scrabble board? 100 (10x10) 144 (12x12) 225 (15x15) 256 (16x16) 400 (20x20)
Q8	Candy Land was developed in the 1940s by Eleanor Abbot in San Diego while she was recovering from which ailment? Polio Cancer Gingivitis Halitosis Athlete's Foot
Q9	What can be said is the goal of Risk? Rescuing the princess World Domination Defense of the village against monster invasion Using capitalism to build a successful hotel chain Gaining points by performing physical tasks
Q10	The computer, Deep Blue, beat reigning world champion, Garry Kasparov, in which old-school board game in 1997? Checkers Chinese Checkers Othello Chess Twister

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This week's Trivia: Board Games

In addition to the various streets, what other pieces of real estate could be purchased in Monopoly upon being landed on?

The Game of Life, published by Milton Bradley, was originally created in 1860 by Milton Bradley with what name?

Which of the following games features a "Pop-o-matic" device in the center of the board for "rolling" the dice?

Which of these is not a valid edition of the classic game, Sorry!?

Once all the pieces were assembled, what initiated the trap sequence in Mousetrap?

Which of these is NOT a weapon included in the US version of the mystery game, Clue?

How many spaces are there on a standard Scrabble board?

Candy Land was developed in the 1940s by Eleanor Abbot in San Diego while she was recovering from which ailment?

What can be said is the goal of Risk?

The computer, Deep Blue, beat reigning world champion, Garry Kasparov, in which old-school board game in 1997?