Mind Trap Game

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This isn’t to say that I had no fun playing MindTrap, and I’m sure that the family audience that sustained this game originally still exists. However, it now shows its age in an industry that has evolved far beyond a box of questions. Player interaction came about from discussing the game itself, rather than what was going on in the questions, and while 500+ questions is enough to sustain many matches, I struggle to see it coming out of the box enough times to answer them all. Begin at center "hollow" squares and end at outer "hollow" squares. Team 1 follows the darker path and Team 2 the lighter path. I understand the need for this rule, since players could start making real logical leaps to justify their answers, but this hardly seems fair to a team that stated a valid answer, but scored no points because it wasn’t the one that the game had come up with. In my games, we did bend the rules, and allowed people to have another go, or a different question, in situations like this. If we had kept getting things wrong, then the game would have gone on for a very, very long time… Final Thoughts The winner is the first team or person to reach the end of the optical illusion by correctly solving the questions.

Answer : Ice. Pexels 9. How do you make the number 7 even without addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division? Puzzles and brainteasers such as this are common in today’s game, but can you solve it? Read until the end to discover the answer! A Revived Quizzing Classic

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If George’s father has four children – Eenie, Meenie, Miney – what is the name of his fourth child? John, Mike, and Sarry were doing their homework together, and there was a quite difficult math problem. Then they all provided their own solutions. This team has rolled a two so they will get to move forward two spaces. By rolling the dice they give up the rest of their turn. We will refer to the teams as 1 and 2. To begin, one person from Team 1 selects a card. After reading the question out loud, the "reader" flips the card over and reads the answer silently.

Plz anyone answer this question i cant sve it plz plz : Once a freind needs Rs 500 no 1 freind gave Rs 250 and no 2 freind gave him 250 total becomes 500 he bought a phone of Rs 450 amd there remains Rs 50 he gave Rs 30 to no 3 freind and remains Rs20 which he gave Rs 10 to no 1 freind and Rs 10 to no 2 freind now he has to give no 1 freind Rs 240 and no 2 freind Rs 240 total becomes 480 and the no 3 freind has to give him Rs 30 .Now total becomes 510.Now the question is how did he get Rs 10 becoz he only got Rs 500 in total? Answer: Just four, in a square formation. 7. There are 20 people in an empty, square room. Each person has full sight of the entire room and everyone in it without turning his head or body, or moving in any way (other than the eyes). Where can you place an apple so that all but one person can see it?Many of the answers to MindTrap's questions require more than a guess. An explanation is needed to justify the answer and earn a point.

MindTrap 20th Anniversary Edition (2011) - does away with the playing board but adds two new categories to those available in MindTrap II. If Team 2 answers correctly, they can either fill in one square on the pad and request another question, OR roll the die (0, 1, 2 or 3) and fill in the indicated value, thereby ending their turn. The man is short and can only reach the button for the 50th floor on the elevator. On rainy days, he uses his umbrella handle. There is an ancient invention still used in some parts of the world today that allows people to see through walls. What is it? This is technically spoilers for Question 508, so feel free to skip this section if you want to avoid discussion of a particular question).Answer: What stairs? You live in a one-story house. 2. Forrestleft home running. He ran a ways and then turned left, ran the same distance and turned left again, ran the same distance and turned left again. When he got home, there were two masked men. Who were they? MindTrap 2 uses a board instead of gamesheets so you move your piece instead of crossing off spaces. For example, you couldn't ask "Who's blood is on the floor?", as the reader's three possible response would not apply. If team 2 has failed to answer correctly, team 1 may supply one answer for their bonus, but without the aid of posing questions. The game begins with each team choosing one of the two center "hollow" squares which determines their path - light or dark.