Block Answer

**Block Answer (ブロックアンサー)** is one of Yuropia's attractions. It is a colorful quiz attraction in which participants must correctly answer quiz questions to earn points. Unlike the other attractions, this attraction seems to be shown live to an unknown audience.

## Rules

Eight participants, split into 4 teams of 2, are needed to challenge the attraction. The teams are labeled Team A through D, and the teams are decided based on the participants' order of entry. For example, the two participants who enter first will be on the same team. Each team has a box seat attached to a tall tower that grows and shrinks based on the team's score.

During each round, each team must answer a question for each point value starting with the 10-point questions (i.e., Teams A through D must each answer a 10-point question in the first round before moving to the next). There are 4 rounds, so each team must answer 4 questions. The order in which the teams answer the questions is randomized, so the order may differ per round. Each team selects a category for the next team to answer at the end of their turn, except for the very first turn, which the announcer Froggy Egg randomly selects for the first team.

To answer a question, a team must go into the **Dungeon BOX (ダンジョンBOX)** located behind their seat. The room is full of obstacles and the team must make their way to the door corresponding to the answer they believe is correct. Each team has 1 minute to answer a question. In the game, if the player has the **Mysterious Clock (ふしぎな時計)**, the time is extended by 10 seconds. Within the Dungeon BOX is also a screen where each team can use the **Call a Friend (おたすけコール)** feature.

There is an X or O behind the door entered to indicate whether an answer is correct. If a team answers correctly, they will earn points corresponding to the question's point value. If they answer incorrectly, they will lose that amount of points. If any team falls below -30 points at any time, it will be Game Over.

## Questions

     The questions are displayed on a large monitor in a Jeopardy format, where each question has a point value and category. The point values are 10, 20, 30, and 40, where 10 point questions are the easiest and 40 point questions are the hardest. The different categories are:

* **Knowledge (知識):** Questions in this category are trivia and fact based.
* **Logic (論理):** Questions in this category often include solving math or logic puzzles.
* **Inspiration (ひらめき):** Questions in category require participants to think about the answer from a different perspective.
* **Tricky (いじわる):** Questions in this category are meant to trick or confuse participants.
* **Sanrio (サンリオ):** Questions in this category are specifically related to Sanrio trivia.

At each point value, multiple questions can be asked for each category. The categories only apply to 10- and 20-point questions. Despite having to select a category for them, questions worth 30 and 40 points do not correspond to a specific category since they are based on the participants' personal information and secrets.

Behind one of the tiles is a **Special Bonus Question (特別ボーナス問題)** that is worth 100 points instead of the normal value.

There following is the list of possible questions in the game. Questions asked are randomly selected during gameplay. However, there are a few that are a part of the story. The questions marked with an asterisk (\*) will always be asked.

* 10 Points
* 20 Points
* 30 Points
* 40 Points
* 100 Points

 この中でマドカにとって一番大切なのは何デミ？Out of the following, what is most important to Madoka, demi? \*
 ハヤテの好きなスポーツは何デミ？What is Hayate's favorite sport, demi? \*
B

One for Five (わんふぉーふぁいぶ)

## Call A Friend

In the game, **Call a Friend (おたすけコール)** allows the player to contact **4 Helpers (おたすけ役)** that are selected before challenging the attraction. It can only be used by each team 2 times. Each character has a category that they're knowledgeable in and can help narrow down the answers for questions of that category.