This document provides the rules for playing the board game Trivial Pursuit. It explains how to set up the game board and question cards, choose player pieces and the starting player. The rules then outline gameplay, which involves rolling dice to move around the board, answering category-specific trivia questions when landing on colored spaces, collecting wedge pieces for correct answers, and passing turns. Players win by collecting one wedge of each color and correctly answering a final question in the center space. The document also includes images of the game board and an example question card format divided by category.
This document provides the rules for playing the board game Trivial Pursuit. It explains how to set up the game board and question cards, choose player pieces and the starting player. The rules then outline gameplay, which involves rolling dice to move around the board, answering category-specific trivia questions when landing on colored spaces, collecting wedge pieces for correct answers, and passing turns. Players win by collecting one wedge of each color and correctly answering a final question in the center space. The document also includes images of the game board and an example question card format divided by category.
This document provides the rules for playing the board game Trivial Pursuit. It explains how to set up the game board and question cards, choose player pieces and the starting player. The rules then outline gameplay, which involves rolling dice to move around the board, answering category-specific trivia questions when landing on colored spaces, collecting wedge pieces for correct answers, and passing turns. Players win by collecting one wedge of each color and correctly answering a final question in the center space. The document also includes images of the game board and an example question card format divided by category.
This document provides the rules for playing the board game Trivial Pursuit. It explains how to set up the game board and question cards, choose player pieces and the starting player. The rules then outline gameplay, which involves rolling dice to move around the board, answering category-specific trivia questions when landing on colored spaces, collecting wedge pieces for correct answers, and passing turns. Players win by collecting one wedge of each color and correctly answering a final question in the center space. The document also includes images of the game board and an example question card format divided by category.
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Project no:2020-1-PL01-KA229-081405 GAME RULES • 1. SETUP | Put Out Game Board To kick off how to play Trivial Pursuit setup, you start by putting out the game board. Unfold it and place it in the center of everyone. • 2. SETUP | Put Out Question Cards Take the stack of question cards and put them in an accessible place. • 3. SETUP | Take Player Starting Wedges Each player chooses a player wedge of one of the available colors. Everyone places their circle piece in the center of the game board to start. This is the last step of how to play Trivial Pursuit set up before getting into gameplay. • 4. SETUP | Choose Starting Player Each player rolls the 6-sided dice. The high roll is the starting player. Keep re- rolling to settle any ties. • 5. GAMEPLAY | Roll Die & Move The active player rolls the one six-sided die and moves this many spaces. You can choose to go in any direction you like but you then have to move all spaces in that chosen direction (no back and forth). If you land on a “roll again” space, repeat this process. Do this until you land on a color space. • 6. GAMEPLAY | Answer Question One of your opponents grabs a question card and they read you the trivia question of the category you landed on. If you get it right, you continue, if you get it wrong your turn is over. • 7. GAMEPLAY | Taking A Wedge Piece Some of the spots on the board have big wedges of the different colors. These are the wedge spaces. If you get a question correct while on one of these spaces, you get a wedge piece of that color to add to your circle piece. You can only get each color once. The goal is to keep going long enough to collect one of each color. • 8. GAMEPLAY | Pass & Repeat Once someone answers a question wrong, their turn is over. Once this happens, the turn moves to the player on the left and they repeat this process. This continues until someone wins. • 9. WINNING | Answer One Final Question Once a player has collected one wedge piece of each color (completing their circle), they then must keep going until they can land perfectly on the center spot on the board. When they do, they answer a final question. When they get this right, they win the game. If they get it wrong they have to keep landing on the same space until they get it right. The actual how to play Trivial Pursuit is easy, it is knowing the trivia that is hard. THE GAME BOARD TRIVIAL PURSUIT CARDS Questions and answers in bold were sent from each country about the following categories:
• Blue for History
• Red for Sports • Yellow for Culture • Purple for Internet Safety • Green for Music • Orange for Geography
