PaulSB
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- Chorley, Lancashire
The TV doesn’t go on in our house, if at all, until any guests have left. This year this was 10.45pm so we watched nothing.
We always play a variety of games. “Scattergories” is a must. This year my wife decided there would also be a quiz. Everyone was instructed to bring four questions with either a 2017 or Christmas theme. She made clear we would be in teams so to be aware coming armed with very difficult questions might disadvantage your teammates - I thought this quite subtle.
We split in two teams of four and each team was allowed to answer every question. It was a great success.
Really interesting to see the very diverse approaches, influences and questions people brought with them. Out of 36 questions only two were similar, both relating to reindeer!
I think setting quizzes must be great fun but also a real skill to give the majority the opportunity to answer most of the questions.
We always play a variety of games. “Scattergories” is a must. This year my wife decided there would also be a quiz. Everyone was instructed to bring four questions with either a 2017 or Christmas theme. She made clear we would be in teams so to be aware coming armed with very difficult questions might disadvantage your teammates - I thought this quite subtle.
We split in two teams of four and each team was allowed to answer every question. It was a great success.
Really interesting to see the very diverse approaches, influences and questions people brought with them. Out of 36 questions only two were similar, both relating to reindeer!
I think setting quizzes must be great fun but also a real skill to give the majority the opportunity to answer most of the questions.
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