Weekly Quiz Full Instructions & Guide

Our Weekly Quiz Packs Are Supposed To Be Lighthearted And Fun However That Doesn't Mean They Are Piss Easy Or A Walkover We Try To Create Our Quiz Packs To A Medium Difficulty Level Ie:- You Will Know Or Should Know At least 65% - 70% Of The Answers But You Wont Know Them All Or At Least Thats The Idea

Questions With Black Squares On Them Are Worth 2 Points And A Normaly Slightly More Difficult.

In The News - Page 01 (Questions 01-04)
Various Questions Based On Current Affairs And Recent News Stories From Around The Globe
Multiple Choice - Page 01 (Questions 05-08)
Pretty Self Explanatory 4 Questions Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Style
Entertainment - Page 01 (Questions 09-12)
Pretty Self Explanatory 4 Questions Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Style
Sport - Page 01 (Questions 13-16)
Pretty Self Explanatory
General Knowledge - Page 01 (Questions 17-20)
Pretty Self Explanatory
Mystery - Page 01 (Questions 21-24)
This Round Varies From Week To Week Every Week Has A Specific Category For Example Blockbusters, Colours, Music, Art & Literature, Geography, History, Pop Music, People And Places, Family Fortunes Any Many Many More

The Music Round - Page 02 (Questions 01-15)

The Music Round Consists Of 15 Tunes That Are Designed To Cover The Decades Ranging From The 1960's - The Present Day, Most Weeks They Have A Theme Ie:- Songs About The Weather Or Artists Beginning With The Letter 'A' Or Something Along Those Lines.

It's Up To The Quizmaster To Decide How Many Points Get Awarded In This Round You May Decide To Award A Point Gor Guessing The Artist Or A Point For The Guessing The Title Of The Song Or Both Its Entirely Up To You.

The Home Stretch - Page 02 (Questions 25-40)

One Final Section Of Various Questions Of Varying Difficulty Regular Features In This Section Are Poplines, Audio Clips, Whats That Noise, General Knowledge, Science, What Comes Next, Anagrams And Lots Lots More.

Popline (Home Stretch Question 25)

This Quizmaster Reads Out A Line Or Some Lyrics From A Well Known Song And Teams Have To Identify It Teams Get A Point For Correctly Identifying The Song And Not For The Name Of The Artist

Audio Clip (Home Stretch Question 28)

This Question Is Always Based On An Audio File It Could Be A Movie Clip, A TV Theme, A Persons Voice, A Guess The Sound File, Or Something Else The File Is Always In MP3 Format And Is Located In The Audio Extras Folder

Special Music Question (Home Stretch Question 30)

This Question Is Always Based On An Audio File It Could Be A Tune Played Backwards, A Number Of Tunes All Played Simultaneously, A Name That Tune In One, It Changes Week To Week But Is Normally Quite Unique And A Lot Of Fun.

Fastest Finger First (Home Stretch Question 40)

Just Like The Classic TV Show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire A Fastest Finger First Style Question, Pretty Straightforward A Question Along The Lines Of
Put These American Presidents In The Order In Which They Took Office A) George Washington, B) Abraham Lincoln, C) Richard Nixon, D) Bill Clinton

The Wipeout Round (Questions 41- 50)

In This Round Teams Are Asked Ten General Knowledge Questions, The Only Problem Is If You Get One Wrong The Entire Round Is Void And You Loose All Your Points This Round Can Make Or Break Who Is Victorious In The Quiz, We Offer Quizmasters The Choice Of Whether They Force Teams To Write An Answer Or If They Are Allowed To Leave The Question Blank And Play Safe, We Recommend You Allow Teams To Play Safe As Asking Them To Force An Answer Is A Bit Mean And Detracts Away From The Quizzes Design And Lighthearted Nature

Bonus Rounds

Most Weeks We Try To Include A Bonus Round (Dont Expect Them Every Week) As They Are An Additional Extra To What Are Extremely Good Value Quizzes
They May Consist Of An Additional Picture Round Ie:- Dingbats Or Invisibles It Could Be A Page Of Cryptics Or Ditloids, Could Be A Page Of Puzzles Or A Word Search It Varies Quite A Bit But They Are Always Fun.

The Tornado Round

From Time To Time We Include A Tornado Round (Normaly On Special Occasions:- Christmas, Halloween, Valentines) The Round Consists Of 5 Questions Placed In A Sealed Envelope And Handed Out To Each Team Inside The Envelope You Will See 5 Questions Each With A Numerical Answer For Example How Many Letters Are Their In The Alphabet Or How Many Number Ones Has Madonna Had Teams Write Down Their 5 Answers And Then Add Them Up And Rush Up To The Quizmaster You Then Tell Them If They Are Too High Or Too Low And They Go Back To Their Table And Have A Re-Think This Continues Until A Team Correctly Adds Up The Total Of All 5 Answers, They Then Win A Prize.

This Round Is Not A Compulsary Part Of Our Quiz Packs And May Not Be Suitable For All Quiz Venues As Certain Teams Do Get A Bit Carried Away And We Have Known People To Get Hurt In The Past We Will Leave It Up To The Quizmasters Discretion.

Acronyms & Abbreviations

You May Encounter The Odd Abbreviation So Its Best To Familiarise Yourself With The Following So You Don't Come A Cropper When Reading Out The Quiz

PFE (Point For Each) Used On Questions With More Than One Answer
FFF (Fastest Finger First) Used On Questions Where You Have To Give The Answers In The Correct Order
NTB (Nearest The Bull) Used On Tie Breaker Questions Or Sometimes To Settle A Dispute