This week's Trivia: Board Games
Before the days when every household had a video game console, the original play station was a shelf full of board games. Whether it was a daily occurence or a weekly game night, friends and enemies alike would gather 'round a table and spend the night tossing dice and moving pieces.
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In addition to the various streets, what other pieces of real estate could be purchased in Monopoly upon being landed on?
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Q2
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The Game of Life, published by Milton Bradley, was originally created in 1860 by Milton Bradley with what name?
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Q3
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Which of the following games features a "Pop-o-matic" device in the center of the board for "rolling" the dice?
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Q4
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Which of these is not a valid edition of the classic game, Sorry!?
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Q5
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Once all the pieces were assembled, what initiated the trap sequence in Mousetrap?
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Q6
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Which of these is NOT a weapon included in the US version of the mystery game, Clue?
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Q7
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How many spaces are there on a standard Scrabble board?
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Q8
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Candy Land was developed in the 1940s by Eleanor Abbot in San Diego while she was recovering from which ailment?
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Q9
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What can be said is the goal of Risk?
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Q10
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The computer, Deep Blue, beat reigning world champion, Garry Kasparov, in which old-school board game in 1997?
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