We’ll show you an animal and you’ve got to do the action for that animal – while saying the name of a DIFFERENT animal.

Each round you’re asked a question about your favorite things. Tally up how many matches you have with the rest of the group.

Each round you will be given a picture with several photoshopped items. You need to figure out which number is the real part of the original picture.

Each round you’re given a phrase. You need to figure out a rhyming phrase that fits the description. Example: Pig wears a wig.

Each round you’re given 2 definitions. You need to figure out what word can be used for both definitions.

Each round yell out an animal that fits the specified characteristic.

Each round you’re given a law. You need to figure out if the law is real or flawed.

Each round you are given a quote and a person. You have to decide if it is a real quote or a misquote.

Each round study the image for 30 seconds and then correctly answer a question about something in the image.

Each round you’re presented with two choices. You just need to figure out which one came first.

We’ll give you the make or model name of a car. You just have to decide if it was ever really MANUFACTURED, or if we just made up the name.

Player 1 names an item that matches the given clue. Player 2 repeats player 1’s item and adds their own. Play continues back and forth until a player repeats the items incorrectly or is unable to successfully add something to the list.

Each round you need to find the 3 easter eggs hidden in the scene. See who can find the most easter eggs!

Each round you need to make the sound described on the slide. See who can make the sound faster or better than the rest!

In Backwords, each round you need to answer a simple question by yelling the answer backward.

Each round study the image for 30 seconds. Next, you need to decide if the statement about the image is true or false.

Each round you yell out food that has the specified characteristic. The first person with a 
correct answer wins!

Let’s answer the most important question together: Team Wheels or Team Doors?

Can you come up with a list of words on the spot that start with the letter ‘W’?

You might be able to come up with a list of things that fit into one category – but what about two categories?