Name the Shakespeare character from the alternate definition.
A variant of the boardgame Reversi.
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia quiz.
Name the Shakespeare character from the alternate definition.
A variant of the boardgame Reversi.
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia quiz.
Name the Shakespeare character from the alternate definition.
Part of a string quartet.
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia quiz.
Name the Shakespeare character from the alternate definition.
A sour yellow fruit shaped like a pear.
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia quiz.
Name the Shakespeare character from the alternate definition.
The largest city in France.
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia quiz.
Our players are pretty diligent about doing their homework.
But with your team names this week, we want you to imagine not doing your homework.
We want you to do a book report, as if you didn’t read the book.
To Kill a Mockingbird is an instructional manual on getting rid of birds
1984 is book about Michael Jackson
The Grapes of Wrath is a science fiction story about grapes that become sentient and take revenge on humanity for eating them for years.
Oliver Twist is about a boy who starts a dance craze
Any book summaries of books you clearly haven’t read will get you a bonus point.
Have an interesting week.
Think of your favourite book.
Now think of your favourite band.
Now combine them. That’s what we’re looking for in your team name this week.
One Hundred Years of Nirvana
War and Peace and the Cure
The Great Gaga
Pink Floyd and Prejudice
Catch U22
Adele’s Adventures in Wonderland
Any combination of a book title & a band or musician will get a bonus point.
Have an interesting week.
Everyone makes spelling mistakes now and then.
This week you can make poor spelling work for you.
For a bonus point this week, we want you to make a spelling mistake in a book title.
Moby Duck
The Grape Gatsby
Snide and Prejudice
Gullible’s Travels
Harry Potter and the Deathly Challas
Any misspelled books will get you a bonus point.
Have an interesting week.
We’re having fun with literature this week.
For your team name we want you to add or subtract or change a letter in the title of a literary work.
Lord of the Zings
The Lion, the Bitch, and the Wardrobe
The Lust of the Mohicans
100 Bears of Solitude
The Man in the Tron Mask
Moby Duck
The Impotence of Being Earnest
50 Shades of Gay
Anything that changes one letter in a literary title will get a bonus point.
Have an interesting week.
Harry Potter is one of the most widely read book series in history, but it has virtually nothing to do with Australia.
This week we are going to fix that.
If your team name is the title of a Harry Potter book if it was set in Australia, you will get a bonus point.
Harry Potter and the Late Night Maccas Run
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Bourbon & Coke
Harry Potter and the Negatively Geared Investment Property
Harry Potter and the Dysfunctional Parliament
Harry Potter and the Flying Holden Commodore
Harry Potter and the Bunnings Sausage Sizzle
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Pretentious Inner City Hipsters
Harry Potter and the Casually Racist Uncle
Anything that brings the Harry Potter books down under will get a bonus point.
Have an interesting week.
Shakespeare remains one of the most celebrated writers of all time, with a long list of plays and poems to his credit.
This week we want you to expand his literary repertoire by making it more “adult.”
If your team name is the title of one of Shakespeare’s works altered to make it more risque, you will get a bonus point.
Ass You Like It
Titty Andronicus
King Rear
Anything like these will get you a bonus point.
Have an interesting week.