Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.
WINNERS
If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.
JACKPOT
Knowing about Australian political history won them well over $200.
TEAM NAMES
You had a lot of fun with sports team names. Though sometimes we had to think about what the teams were called.
South Sydney Error Definition Not Found
South Sydney Rabbit Skinners
Dynamo Chicken Fillet Pounded and Rolled in Butter
San Antonio Bone Deformities
Chicago Male Bovines
Denver Small Pieces of Fried Chicken
LA Ships Built for Sailing
Eastern Suburbs Cocks
St George Mytical Fire Breathing Reptiles
Essendon Terrorists
The Australian Generation of Over 65s that Preceded Generation X
The Australian Highly Compressed Carbon
The Australia Hydrate Silica
The Minnesota Pillagers
San Francisco Gold Diggers
Harlem Lightbulb Pigs Feet
New York Men’s Baggy Kneed Breeches
North Melbourne Large Footed Marsupials
New York Really Huge People
Grater Western Sydney Beings with Human Form but Superhuman Strength and Size
The Dallas Dishonest People in Business
Parramatta Snake Like Fish
Parramatta Electric Sea Worms
Geelong Animals Worshipped by Ancient Egyptians
ACT Descendants of Escaped, Lost, or Broken Horses
Sydney Greater Than 5s, Less than 7s
Brisbane Aggressively Threatening Meow
Carlton Depressions
NSW Depressions
An Amorphous Blob of Every Person in Manchester
TriviArt
Moist Fish
Fizzy Dodo
Boisterous Bavarian
Goth Cheese
Frivolous Dreidel
Ghetto Butterfly
Giraffe Imposter
Slimy Pencil
Subversive Pies
King Poutine
INTERESTING MOMENTS
When we asked about common words beginning with SPA, one team went with “spank”. We’re not judging, but we did think it was unusual that their mind went there right away.
On a picture question on big things, we had a picture of a “big thumb”. And one team failed to identify it as a thumb.
And if you’re going to cheat by looking up New Girl on your phone, you might not want to do it right in front of our host, and you might not want to continue the search while we are calling you out in front of everyone.
See you next week.