Review: Games For The Brain
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 20, 2013
Most everyone loves trivia, look at all the board games, card games and stand-up games centered on trivia. I love trivia, and the older you get, the more trivia you think you know.Summit Dharma has given us trivia at it's best in this written format ' Trivia Quiz & Pub Quiz Book: InQuizitive'.what a find this is. Available in e-book, as I have, or hard book format, this will bring hours of fun.As the author states, "The quizzes are not grouped by any theme or difficulty. Each quiz is self contained and should appeal to people with different level of knowledge." The author has an opening page that gives us information about the trivia quiz and why he put this together. His main goal was to get people interested in things around us. Often most of us are unaware of the history or stories behind everyday things. His genuine desire was to get people excited about these tid bits. And, he has reached his goal in spades.There are 20 sets of quizzes, with five quizzes in each set. Answers to the quizzes follows each set. Starting with the first set of quizzes was intimidating. I felt a little like a dunce, but by the second set of quizzes I was into the cognitive thought process. Each quiz contains information about something and you need to find the answer. The clues are all there. I started with these quizzes on my own, and then had friends over, and we played the trivia together. It is a great deal of fun, and with three other people we had the answers to 3 out of 4 of the quizzes. We all learned a great deal with every quiz. I did not know all of the background to most of the trivia, and I can't wait go share it.I try to keep my brain very active, and these trivia quizzes are something I can go to everyday. Note: I was given this book to read and review.Highly Recommended. prisrob 10-20-13