Review: Perfect Book For Trivia Champions
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 15, 2014
This is the fourth in a series of Pub Quiz Books and Trivia by the author, Sumit Dhar. I have found in the past three books that these trivia and quizzes really work the brain. This one is no exception. I can see that Sumit works diligently to find this trivia and work it into a quiz. For those of you who are trivia buffs this is the perfect book.One of the first mentions of the word 'trivia' was used to describe a place where three roads met in Rome."In the 1960s, nostalgic college students and others began to informally trade questions and answers about the popular culture of their youth. The first known documented labeling of this casual parlor game as "Trivia" was in a Columbia Daily Spectator column published on February 5, 1965." WikiSummit Dharma has put together an entire book filled with trivia questions and in the following chapter, the answers. There are five trivia questions in each chapter and a total of 100 in all. Our culture is filled with trivia in our everyday experiences. This book gives us an explanation of an event, and with the clues, we then try to come up with the answer. It took me awhile to get into the swing of the questions, and then how to take the clues and reveal the answer. Some I did not know, but as I kept on with the trivia, I realized I was able to more quickly figure out the answers. This kept my mind very active. As an avid 'Words With Friends' player, this added trivia game is a real plus.I use the e-book, and I can quickly find the place where I stopped and move on. This trivia quiz book becomes addicting!Recommended. prisrob 06-15-14