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This round involves listing a number of iconic events that all happened in the same year, and then asking your competitors to guess what year it was. It's best if you include some personal anecdotes ('The year Nathan broke his leg in Tesco') as well as some global events ('The year Beijing hosted the Olympics.) 18. Serious karaoke Much like the drinking game, the quizmasters ask a 'Most Likely To' question, and those participating have 5 seconds to write down who they think best fits the answer on a piece of paper. Everybody then flashes their answer up around the table, and whoever writes down the same people as the quizmaster, wins. 16. You've only got four minutes Using Google Maps, screenshot a bird's eye view of famous places around the world (or maybe your university, or office building?) and have your participants try and guess where they are. This can be surprisingly hard and disorientating, depending on what your geography is like – would you know what the Eiffel Tower looks like from above?! 10. Whose voice is this? If you are after the more classic quiz questions, we've got those covered too. How about most likely to or general knowledge? Or what about true or false and Christmas quiz questions? 1. Name the tune
Read out the lyrics to recognisable – and not so recognisable – songs, and watch as your quiz takers attempt to hum the tune to themselves and work out what the lyrics are from. Make it more fun by giving a dramatic reading of the lyrics, or doing an interpretive dance to go with them. Because why not? 19. Translate the song lyrics Another picture round idea is to create a cropped image of something recognisable, to the point where it becomes ~almost~ unrecognisable, and let people guess what it is. This could be anything from brand logos (The G of Google, anyone?) to photos of people taking the quiz, or even geographical locations. 12. How well do you know each other? From describing Islam as “an ideology of a retarded culture” and calling Moroccans “scum”, Wilders, who is often compared to the former US president Donald Trump for his inflammatory rhetoric and use of social media, has long been a prominent fixture in the European far-right landscape.
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Four years after Russia annexed the Crimean peninsula, Wilders travelled to Moscow and met senior Russian officials in the Duma, a trip that was fiercely condemned by relatives of Dutch victims of the shooting-down of flight MH17, who blamed him for ignoring Moscow’s part in the disaster. Get everyone in your party to submit a photograph for a picture round. It can be themed around anything – celebrity crush, school photo, inside their fridge...
The mission is to spell out popular books, songs, bands, TV shows – you name it – with emojis alone. No, it doesn't have to involve nudity! Rather, set a timer and ask everyone taking part to draw the same thing in an allotted amount of time – it could be you, a picture of a celebrity, a self portrait... a memory you all share. Find images of your favourite board game boards, as well as a few real random and niche ones that may not be as easy to recognise. The name of the game is to guess the board game from the picture of each board. 26. Match the celebrity pet to its owner
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The concept is simple: you name a word, and everybody has 10 seconds to think of a song name with the word in (and they have to name the artist too to get the point!). It might be an effort to prepare, but the answers will definitely blow your friends’ minds! 21. Name the book map Make it harder by using seriously retro photos – scroll through Facebook to find pictures from the early 2010s, when people probably won't even recognise themselves. 14. Who did it better? Create a face using the facial features of your participants – use someone's forehead, someone's eyebrows, someone's eyes and so on – and give them a point for each one they get right.
Want a really easy quiz idea? Get everyone in your party to submit five questions about themselves, and dedicate each round to each person. Try and vary their submissions – make one a photo, one a 'finish the story' and a few trivia questions. It can be anything from 'What's Sarah's mothers name?' to 'What song did Sarah request at midnight on her 27th birthday?' One genuine submission has also been 'Do I like Taylor Swift?' 13. Guess the facial feature mash up Your PartyCasino team Frequently asked questions (FAQ) How can you tell where I am currently located?
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As it's your house, you are the quizmaster. It's kind of like a scavenger hunt but with a twist. All you have to do is read out a riddle to your guests and once they guess it right, have them compete against each other to find the item in your house somewhere. Hein de Haas, a sociologist at the University of Amsterdam, said the VVD’s strategy of focusing the campaign on immigration had legitimised Wilders. “The leading VVD party had the cabinet fall over asylum and centred the entire campaign on immigration,” he wrote on X. “As JM Le Pen already said, people vote for the original, not the copy.” Wilders now has the daunting task of trying to form a working coalition, courting rivals that before the vote categorically ruled out serving in a government led by his party. Niche, but very fun and whimsical. Take a selection of elaborately drawn maps from classics such as Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit and/or Game of Thrones and show them to your contestants – see if they can guess which big fantastical title each map is from. 22. Name the album cover Much now will depend on what will probably be a prolonged coalition-building process, with both the leader of GroenLinks-PvdA, Frans Timmermans, and the head of the socially liberal People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy, Dilan Yeşilgöz-Zegerius, having ruled out a government under Wilders.
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