In previous three posts we discussed how to create location based questions, creative team building tasks and making business facts fun. The final category is trivia questions.
This is the category that is not necessarily connected to the event`s agenda. This is also tricky because most factual questions can be googled. A good idea is to add a timer to the general trivia question- this way a team does not have time to search the answer but have to make an educated guess : )
The questions used in games and not connected to the game location and facts about the team or the company, fall usually into three categories:
This is the last article in the series of how to write new questions. Hopefully, it inspired you to generate new ideas and you created based on the examples plenty of new questions for your games. What topic about creating games would you like to see in the next Loquiz blog? Share in the comment below : )
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