Daredevil #3 – Trivia Game

In this trivia game, you decide how much risk you’re willing to take. The more answers you choose, the more points you can score — but incorrect answers count against you!

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In the first category (“More Bacon than Kevin Bacon”), you’re looking for people who are better connected to other film and television stars than Kevin Bacon himself. (The Oracle of Bacon website – link below, so you’re not tempted to click it now – describes this as “the center of the Hollywood universe.” By their calculations, Bacon ranks #543.)

The second category (“Members of the European Union”) is self-explanatory.

In each of the two categories, you can guess as many answers as you want. In each category, there are 7 to 11 correct answers (which of course means there are 1 to 5 incorrect answers).

You earn 1 point for each correct answer and lose 1 point for each incorrect answer.

Good luck!

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Name These 1980s Music Videos

In this game, your challenge is to identify each of the 1980s music videos pictured above.

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You get 1 point for each correct artist or band, and 1 point for each correct song title.

Good luck!

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Overlap – Crossword-Style Puzzle (#3)

Each answer in this crossword-style puzzle will, as the name of the game suggests, overlap the following answer by one or more letters. So the answer to #1, for example, will be at least seven letters long.

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Have fun and good luck!

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Super Bowl MVPs – Visual Trivia

In this game, half of the quarterbacks pictured here have been named MVP of at least one Super Bowl. Your challenge is to identify them.

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You get 1 point for each correct answer — but you lose 1 point for each incorrect answer.

Good luck!

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Daredevil #2 – Trivia Game

In this trivia game, you decide how much risk you’re willing to take. The more answers you choose, the more points you can score — but incorrect answers count against you!

(Click on the image, or here, for a larger version.)

In each of the two categories, you can guess as many answers as you want. In each category, there are 7 to 11 correct answers (which of course means there are 1 to 5 incorrect answers).

You earn 1 point for each correct answer and lose 1 point for each incorrect answer.

Good luck!

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Name These Atari 2600 Games

In this game, your challenge is to identify each of the 16 Atari 2600 games pictured above.

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You get 1 point for each correct answer.

Good luck!

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Daredevil #1 – Trivia Game

In this trivia game, you decide how much risk you’re willing to take. The more answers you choose, the more points you can score — but incorrect answers count against you!

(Click on the image, or here, for a larger version.)

In each of the two categories, you can guess as many answers as you want. In each category, there are 7 to 11 correct answers (which of course means there are 1 to 5 incorrect answers).

You earn 1 point for each correct answer and lose 1 point for each incorrect answer.

Good luck!

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Visual Trivia for Board Gamers

In this game, designed for fans of board games, your challenge is to guess what game is represented in each of the 16 boxes.

The four boxes in the first column include text from the game’s rulebook. The other 12 boxes include a small section of the game box cover.

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You get 1 point for each correct answer.

Good luck!

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Overlap – Crossword-Style Puzzle (#2)

Each answer in this crossword-style puzzle will, as the name of the game suggests, overlap the following answer by one or more letters. So the answer to #1, for example, will be at least seven letters long.

(Click on the image, or here, for a larger version.)

Have fun and good luck!

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Overlap – Crossword-Style Puzzle (#1) – The Game Edition

It may not look like it at first glance, but this crossword-style game is all about board games. Every answer is the title – or part of the title – of a board game.

The answers will, as the name of the game suggests, overlap the following answer by one or more letters. So the answer to #1, for example, will be at least six letters long.

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Have fun and good luck!

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