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Board Game Classics
Roll the dice, draw a card and try not to land in jail. From Monopoly to Catan, see how well you know the games that took over the kitchen table.
🎮 Gaming
easy
20 questions
~7 min
What this quiz asks
- In Monopoly, where do you go if you roll doubles with these three times in a row?
- How much salary do you collect each time you pass GO in classic Monopoly?
- The game of snakes and ladders originated in which country?
- In the English-language version of Scrabble, which two letters are worth 10 points each?
- Under the official Monopoly rules, landing on Free Parking wins you all the tax money paid during the game.
- Trivial Pursuit was invented in 1979 by two friends in which country?
- Select ALL of these that are weapons in the classic edition of Cluedo.
- In the classic game of Battleship, how many holes long is the aircraft carrier?
- Is a standard Scrabble board a grid of 15 by 15 squares?
- In Catan, which piece starts the game on the desert hex?
- Select ALL of these that are resources in the base game of Catan.
- Order these board games by when they were first published, earliest first.
- In the original British Cluedo, what is the name of the murder victim?
- How many columns does a standard Connect Four grid have?
- How many territories make up the world map on a classic Risk board?
- The street names on the original American Monopoly board come from which city?
- The name of the block-stacking game Jenga comes from a word in which language?
- In Scrabble, playing all seven of your tiles in a single turn earns a 50-point bonus.
- Risk was invented by a French film director. Which famous short film did he also make?
- Monopoly grew out of The Landlord's Game, patented in 1904 by whom?