Multiple Choice Corners
Physical Mind Games Indoor Individual Couch Games Icebreakers Teamwork
- Players: 2 or more
- Duration: 15 - 30 min
- Free to play
- Age: 4+
How to play
Multiple choice trivia questions. Mark each corner of the room with one of the answers. Players must run to the corner that has the answer they think is correct. Continue until all players are eliminated.
What you'll need
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Overview
Multiple Choice Corners is a lively trivia game where players answer multiple-choice questions by running to the corresponding corner of the room. With each question, players must quickly decide which answer they believe is correct and rush to the corresponding corner. The game continues until all players are eliminated except for the winner.
Setting Up
- Room Arrangement: Clear a spacious area with enough room for players to move freely.
- Question Preparation: Prepare a set of multiple-choice trivia questions covering various topics suitable for the players’ age and interests.
- Corner Marking: Assign each corner of the room to represent one of the multiple-choice answers. Clearly mark each corner with the corresponding answer using signs or labels.
Gameplay
- Starting the Game:
- Gather all players in the center of the room.
- Designate one player as the question master or use pre-prepared questions.
- Asking Questions:
- The question master reads out the first multiple-choice trivia question.
- Ensure all players can hear the question clearly.
- Choosing Answers:
- After hearing the question, players must quickly decide which answer they believe is correct.
- Players then run to the corner of the room that corresponds to their chosen answer.
- Revealing Correct Answer:
- Once all players have chosen their corners, the question master reveals the correct answer.
- Players standing in the corner with the correct answer remain in the game, while those in the wrong corners are eliminated.
- Elimination Process:
- Eliminated players step out of the game area or sit down to observe.
- Repeat the process with the next trivia question until only one player remains.
- Determining the Winner:
- The last player remaining after all questions have been asked is declared the winner.
Rules and Regulations
- Fair Play:
- Encourage fair play and good sportsmanship among all participants.
- Respect the decisions made by the question master or game organizer.
- Running Safely:
- Players should run to their chosen corner safely without pushing or shoving.
- Ensure that the game area is free from obstacles to prevent accidents.
- Answer Selection:
- Players must choose only one corner to stand in for each question.
- They cannot change their chosen corner once they have made their decision.
- Elimination Process:
- Players who choose the incorrect answer for a question are eliminated from the game.
- The game continues with each round of questions until only one player remains.
- Respect for Correct Answers:
- Players must accept the correct answer provided by the question master, even if they disagree.
- Encourage players to learn from the correct answers for future questions.
Conclusion
Multiple Choice Corners offers an exciting and interactive way to test players’ knowledge while keeping them active and engaged. With each question, players must think quickly and make strategic decisions to stay in the game. Have fun answering trivia questions, running to corners, and may the most knowledgeable player emerge victorious!
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