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Question 47 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 47** is a blatant reference to the hit game Among Us. Your "task" (haha) is, "Identify the sus impostor." There are several Among Us characters standing in a hallway by the electrical room, with a dead body and trash can next to them. All of these are clickable.

In Among Us, most players are crewmates on a spaceship, whom must complete tasks among the various rooms of the ship. There is also at least one "impostor" who tries to kill all the crewmates and sabatoge their tasks.

The obvious choice would be to pick the blue crewmate, since they're covered in blood, implying they've just killed the yellow crewmate. This is wrong, however. One might also choose the trash can, since it resembles the crewmates, and objects resembling crewmates became a viral meme after the game blew up. The trash can is also incorrect, however.

Crucially, impostors have a mechanic where they can travel to other rooms instantly by use of the vent system; thus, if you see a player come out a vent, they are usually the impostor. There is a small vent in the back of the electrical room. If you click it, the red impostor will pop up holding a knife. A guy in the background will yell "AMONG US!" (this sound effect is also a meme), and you'll move on, successfully finding the "sus(picious)" impostor.

## Trivia

* The hallway background was taken from the game.
* On the box in the electrical room, the words "IT'S AMONG US" has been written in blood, making the reference even more obvious.
Question 17 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 17** asks, "How's Afghanistan been doing since I last worked on this?", with the possible answers being "Uh...", "...great?", "About that...", and "...it's... united?"

During the 2018-2022 hiatus in this quiz's production, the military situation in Afghanistan had been deteriorating, with the Taliban taking more and more land from the central, U.S.-backed government. This culminated in August 2021, when, after the U.S. withdrew its troops from the country, the Taliban took the Afghan capital of Kabul and the central government collapsed. The quiz creator appears not to have checked up on the country since last working on the quiz, and the answer boxes show some hesitancy in explaining what happened. The correct answer is "...it's... united?", since after the takeover, the country was now mostly controlled by one faction (minus a few rebellions in the countryside).
Question 2 (The Impossible Qatar)

< Previous Question or Next question >

Hon hon hon!

After a trip down memory lane, The Impossible Qatar brings you to **Question 2**, which asks, 'What is the best French joke?' Your options are 'Le juis surrender,' 'J'ai un strike,' 'Baguette,' just like Question 5 (The Impossible Qatar 2) Quest and 'Pourquoi le poulet at-il traversé la route? Pour aller de l'autre côté.'

You're going to need to go by trial-and-error to figure out that 'Baguette' is correct. There is not any real logic to this.

## Trivia

* 'Pourquoi le poulet at-il traversé la route? Pour aller de l'autre côté' translates from French to 'Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side.' The font Helvetica butchers the words.
Question 37 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 37** is another picture question, asking "What is this?" with an image of a run-down hotel with a devil tail and horns. The possible options are "Hazbin's Hotel," "Health Code Violation," "Average Radisson," and "Violin."

The correct answer is, of course, "Violin," since splitting it up creates "vile inn." *Vile* can mean evil or repulsive, and this inn—with cracks everywhere, graffiti, vomit, and devilish motif—is certainly both. So, "vile inn" perfectly describes this image.

## Trivia

* Like (almost) every image question in the game, the text "What is this?" is in the Helvetica font since it was copied over from Question 5.
* Hazbin Hotel is an animated show revolving around a hotel in Hell and Radisson is a hotel company, if you didn't know.
	+ The question incorrectly calls it "Hazbin**'s** Hotel," though.
Question 2 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 2** asks "What is love?" The possible options are "A four-letter word that you can use in various ways that are mostly positive," "Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more," "Wait, isn't this from TIQatar 2?." and "The only thing better than this quiz!"

This question was previously asked in Question 114 in The Impossible Qatar 2, which the first option box (the red one) is taken from. The bottom left box alludes to this. However, this time the correct answer is "Baby, don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more," referencing the lyrics to the song "What is Love (Baby Don't Hurt Me)" by Haddaway.
1Up

The first 'original' powerup

The **1Up** (or **1UP**) is the first 'original' powerup of The Impossible Qatars and Quebecs. This is because both the Skip and the Fusestopper were taken from the Impossible Quiz series. The 1Up allows a user to gain an extra life when clicked, in a similar (but not exactly identical) way to the Lifebuoy from the Impossible Quiz Book. In some games they are given to you for free after a certain point, but in other games a user must do things not in context to the question. There has never been more than 1Up per game.

This powerup first appeared in The Impossible Qatar 2, and made a return in the Impossible Qatar 3. However, despite becoming the first powerup in The Impossible Quebec, it will not return in the Impossible Qatar Meta or The Mini Impossible Quebec.

## The Impossible Qatar 2

In The Impossible Qatar 2, you get the 1Up for free after answering **Question 28**. It's a form of compensation since that question wasn't very good.

At the end of the quiz, you'll receive a grade for your performance. Collecting the 1Up does not increase your grade (since you get it for free), but using it will lower it.

## The Impossible Quebec

To get the 1Up in The Impossible Quebec, you have to go to **Question 7**. Once there, you have to press "1" and "up" on the keyboard. This will make it appear. There's no hint about this in the question; you just have to know, or try pressing them on every single question until that point.

## The Impossible Qatar 3

To get the 1Up in The Impossible Qatar 3, you have to go to **Question 33**. Once there, you have to press "1" and "up" on the keyboard. This will make it appear. There's no hint about this in the question; you just have to know, or try pressing them on every single question until that point.

## The Impossible Qatar '22

In The Impossible Qatar '22, you get the 1Up for free once you reach **Question 81**. There's a purple sign in the middle of that question saying "Every 27th player gets a 1UP FREE!", a reference to Weird Al's song "Hardware Store" (specifically, the line "every 27th customer gets a ball peen hammer FREE!").

At the end of the quiz, you'll receive a grade for your performance. Collecting the 1Up does not increase your grade (since you get it for free), but using it will lower it.
Bomb

The timer of doom.

The bomb is an obstacle that users of The Impossible Qatar and The Impossible Quebec have to face. The bomb basically just gives the user 10 seconds to answer a question, or it is game over.

## Trivia

* In TIQatar, there is one bomb. To defuse it, you drag the infinity symbol to the bomb.
* The bomb in TIQatar 2 has a skip orbiting it.
* In TIQatar 3 and TIQuebec, when the bomb turns to 9, it displays the German flag, as a reference to the German word "nein," which sounds like "nine."
* In TIQatar '22, between 3 and 2 seconds, a bomb will display 2.2, a reference to the number of the quiz. Additionally, once it explodes, the deflated bomb will read "NaN".
The Impossible Qatar Meta

A smaller one. Like the Impossible Quizmas but without the Quizmas.

**The Impossible Quiz Meta**, alternatively called **The Impossible Quiz *Beta***, is a planned smaller quiz and minor entry into the series by deet0109. Skips and the fusestopper will return, but the 1Up will not. There will be ~25 questions. The 'Instructions' button actually will work. It will involve a lot of meta-humor.

The game was released on the 24th January 2018.

New Powerup: Icicle

## Answers

0. START! (or Instructions)

1. Like TIQ's Q70 (If you don't get it, you are a dunce)

2. Two Alt keys\* (Space bar is between them) [SKIP ALERT: Press

space] [NOTE: clicking on the footnote works too]

3. Holy cows

4. Death (only thing 42 is not equal to) [HINT ALERT: Press 2]

5. Love and life (#shrekisloveshrekislife)

6. Click on any of the answers, and the click on paradox (Be fast)

7. He doesn't like these kinds of questions

8. Do nothing [FUSESTOPPER ALERT: Click on the bomb until it appears]

9. Drag away the triangle and click the bird in the bush (The question is telling what to do. Don't click on the extra 'the')

10. Question 10 (that's what it is)

11. One of the boxes will randomly work (the others do nothing)

12. Do nothing

13. Mystery box

14. YouTub Shanell [ICICLE ALERT: Type 'toaster']

15. Put your mouse on China 10 times. [SKIP ALERT: Type 'CHINA']

16. EVERY TIME IS KEBAB REMOVAL TIME

17. Click on Estonia (Far right)

18. Hover on 'above' to make it 'a borat,' and click on it.

19. I was saving it for Question 20 (TIQuiz Chapter 2 reference)

20. Sealandic Civil War (Sorry UK)

21. Pluto

22. Saudi invasion of Oman! (Korean Mapping reference)

23. However many were genocided (TIQatar reference)

24. Click on the bomb when it displays 7, then 5, 4, and last 2.

25. Heck yeah!
Gems

Gems are objects used for enchancing equipment such as weapons or armors, and also can be embed to any piece of gear to increase a specific stat. The only way to obtain a gem is breaking it from the armor that contained it. Gems can also be enchanced to increase their effect but this has a small chance to destroy the gem that was tryed to be enchanced.
The Impossible Quaoar

**The Impossible Quaoar** is a self-proclaimed offshoot of the Impossible Qatar games being developed by wisestminer555 (WisestMiner888 on Scratch), which replaces the geographical theming of the games with an astronomical theme, while still having questions that relate to different topics. The quiz will include most of the same gameplay themes as the Impossible Qatar series (especially TIQatar22), with the inclusion of certain mechanics Wisest wanted to see in TIQatar. It is a tribute to The Impossible Quiz, The Impossible Qatar, and The Impossible Quebec, and is expected to be the last major project Wisest will release on Scratch.

## Development

Development of The Impossible Quaoar started on 2 July 2023, in the wake of Wisest experiencing a sudden wave of nostalgia for the Impossible Qatar games. Wisest is currently logging question ideas to a ~~top secret government facility~~ private Discord server, of which he is the only member.

## Lore

**The following section contains spoilers for The Impossible Quaoar (and The Impossible Kobold).**

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The Impossible Quaoar shares its lore with The Impossible Kobold, with both games having the "Deetphone", an advanced form of faster-than-light communication, as a major plot point.
Question 52 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

### References

"Why Does the Sun Shine? (The Sun Is a Mass of Incandescent Gas)" by They Might Be Giants"Why Does the Sun Really Shine? (The Sun is a Miasma of Incandescent Plasma)" by They Might Be Giants

**Question 52** is the first question of the Space Section, featuring space-themed designs and questions. The question itself asks, "What is the Sun?" The possible options are "A middle-sized star," "A mass of incandescent gas," "Hot," and "A miasma of incandescent plasma".

All of the options are lyrics from songs by the band They Might Be Giants (TMBG). The second option makes the reference to the song "*Why Does the Sun Shine? (The Sun Is a Mass of Incandescent Gas)*", so one might think that this is the answer. Here, though, it's wrong.

The Sun is not actually made of gas; it's made of plasma, a different state of matter. TMBG acknowledged this in a separate song called "*Why Does the Sun Really Shine? (The Sun is a Miasma of Incandescent Plasma)*", which of course, is also referenced in the bottom right box. So the answer to this question is "A miasma of incandescent plasma".
Question 19 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 19** is another image question, with the question "What is this?" and a picture of some fake poop. The answer options are "Disgusting", "Shampoo", "Original humor", or "Faux feces".

The answer is "Shampoo", because if you break it up it sounds like "sham poo" ("sham" meaning "fake"), perfectly describing this object.

## Trivia

* Question 32 of The Impossible Quiz also split up "shampoo" into "sham poo" for a pun, although it was talking about babycham instead of the adjective "sham." This reference was unintentional.
* Like (almost) every image question in the game, the text "What is this?" is in the Helvetica font since it was copied over from Question 5.
Question 35 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 35** asks the player, "What do you need a little of in your life?" Your choices are "Vitamin B1," "Monika," "Jesus," or "NFTs".

Those familiar with Lou Bega's hit song "Mambo No. 5" (or who have seen a certain Doki Doki Literature Club meme) will probably recognize the lyric "*A little bit of Monica* (or *Monika*) *in my life*," which the song claims "*is all I need*". This seems like a perfect fit for the question; however, "Monika" is not the correct answer here.

Surprisingly, the correct answer is the most realistic one: "Vitamin B1". A human needs only about 1 ounce (28 grams) of vitamin B1 across their entire life, but a deficiency still causes notable health problems. Thus, you only "need a little" vitamin B1 in your life.

## Trivia

* "Monika" is spelled with a "k" in the question, so the reference to the character from Doki Doki Literature Club was intentional.
G-Flame

G-Flame(usuario) é o criador de Object Magic.

## Aparencia

G-Flame não revelou a sua verdadeira aparencia, mas a seu OC tem a aparencia se assemelha muito ao **GFlame**, que é a de um Firey que tem um simbolo de G no centro.

## Personalidade

Parece gostar de fazer animações e jogar jogos, odeia pessoas grosseiras com ele, e é gentil com algumas pessoas.

## Curiosidades

Ele Faz as Coisas no Scratch.

A Sua primeira série foi o Red Cat VS Mouse.

Seu Primeiro Jogo foi a Maquina de Projetos.

*Ele uma vez fez um projeto chamado Futuro Alternativo do Brasil e um chamado Object Magic. Seu progresso neste último sendo uma Intro. Como* *que as coisas mudam em tão pouco tempo...*

1. ↑ Red Cat VS Mouse é uma série que um Mouse de computador precisa eliminar um virus chamado Red Cat que quer destruir ele.

Ele acaba sendo amigos com Red Cat.
2. ↑ Maquina de Projetos foi um projeto em que voce simulava fazer projetos usando uma maquina.
3. ↑ *Não há nada aqui, mas talvez isso não impeça a sua curiosidade de continuar olhando.*
Question 43 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 43** just says "Uno". There are four Uno cards as options: Reverse, Wild, Skip, and Draw 4 Wild.

In Uno, players take turns placing down cards onto a pile that match the color or number of the card on top. When a player gets down to their last card, they must say "Uno." Presumably this is what has just happened off-screen, and now you must choose what card you will play in response (though the pile isn't visible, which it would be in a real game).

If you hover over the Wild card, it will turn into a plain red card. The Wild card can change the color of card that everyone must play (one of the choices being red). But here, it's also referring to red cards, which are penalties given to soccer players that eject them from the game. So the correct answer is to click on the Wild-turned-red card (which one can assume will eject the opposite player from the game).

## Trivia

* This question was writted by Geogranerd.
Question 20 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 20** is the first maze question of the game. The screen tells you to "put the mouse on here" with an arrow pointing to a green dot. Putting your mouse on the green dot will change the screen to a purple maze with several narrow paths and the message "DON'T TOUCH PURPLE". If you do touch purple at any point, you'll lose a life and have to start over. There are two dots in the maze: a green one labelled "ANSWER!" and a red one.

To move on you must carefully move your mouse over to the green dot. Be wary of the narrow pathway in the middle. Once you touch it with your mouse, the maze will disappear and you'll move on.

   The red dot is much easier to get to. If you put your mouse on it, a Minecraft-style achievement will slide down from the top right called "Missing the Point." The game has no actual achievement system, so this is only there to mock the player for not completing the maze as "intended." However, on a different part of the maze, the numbers "7542" will suddenly appear. Though it's not explained at this point, you'll need to remember this code for Question 122; while this code has appeared many times in previous Qatar games, this is the only time it's mentioned in this quiz before Question 122, so take note of it!

Cheating is very easy; you just have to right click and move your mouse to the answer dot. Note that this doesn't work on some browsers. It's even easier on mobile (where the narrow pathways make completing this question normally near impossible); you just have to tap the green dot.

## Trivia

* This question originally had two bugs, both of which having been removed before release:
	+ If the player didn't put the mouse in the orange dot during the question, they would get the achievement at any point in the game if they managed to hover the mouse at the exact spot the dot used to be in. Along with the fix, the number 7542 was added.
	+ If the player died during the question, the maze's purple background would still remain and obstruct the view.
Question 44 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 44** reads, "What do you get if you stack 27 rulers?" The options are "Clutter," "27 feet," "Monarch Tower," and "The whole nine yards".

"The whole nine yards" is an idiom which means "everything," "the whole of it," or "all the way." Since 1 yard is 3 feet, nine yards is 27 feet. Since a ruler in the U.S. is usually one foot long, stacking 27 of them end-to-end would also equal 27 feet, or 9 yards. Thus, "the whole nine yards" is the correct answer. Since 9 yards is the maximum distance you could measure with 27 rulers, the idiom applies here, too.

Although "27 feet" is technically correct (and so is "Clutter," since that stack would collapse almost instantly), it isn't correct.

## Trivia

* The "Monarch Tower" option is a pun on the word "ruler."
Question 22 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 22** is the second bomb question of the quiz. It asks, "Which of these nations has qualified for the 2022 World Cup?" The answers are Russia, Iceland, China, and Colombia. There's 10-second bomb as well.

As it happens, all of the countries listed had already been disqualified before this quiz was released. (Russia was also suspended from the tournament entirely due to the Ukraine invasion.) So there aren't any correct answers, are there? Well, look at the question number: its background is the flag of Qatar. This is primarily to celebrate the World Cup and the quiz itself (after all, this is Question **22**), but it also acts as the answer in this case: The host country automatically qualifies for the World Cup, so Qatar will participate in the 2022 World Cup. Click the question number and you'll move on.

## Trivia

* This is one of the only two times before Question 100 when the question number is red (the other being Question 99).
	+ It's also one of only two times that the question text is blue (the other being Question 25).
Armors

# Armor List

All armors are listed with no upgraded stats and are sorted by type from strongest to weakest using their combined stats.

## Helms

 Silver Casque | Helm
 Crest | Helm
 Silver Crest | Helm
 Leather Helm | Helm
 Infantry Helm | Helm
 Scout Helm | Helm
 Trooper Helm | Helm
 Assault Helm | Helm
 Horned Helm | Helm
 Grim Helm | Helm
 Destroyer Helm | Helm
 Dinosaur Horn | Helm
 Demonic Helm | Helm
 Helm | Helm
 Black Helm | Helm
 Brass Helm | Helm
 Red Helm | Helm
 Rusted Helm | Helm
 Bascinet | Helm
 Black Bascinet | Helm
 Brass Bascinet | Helm
 Red Bascinet | Helm
 Rusted Bascinet | Helm
 Heavy Bascinet | Helm
 Belgoska's Bascinet | Helm
 Dragon Helm | Helm
 Sallet | Helm
 Raven Beak | Helm
 Vulture Beak | Helm
 Ancient Helm | Helm
 Dark Old Helm | Helm
 Red Ember Helm | Helm
 Rotten Old Helm | Helm

## Gauntlets

 Rawhide Rigid Arm | Gauntlet
 Hexer's Guard | Gauntlet
 Heavy Glove | Gauntlet
 Infantry Glove | Gauntlet
 Scout Glove | Gauntlet
 Trooper Glove | Gauntlet
 Bracer | Gauntlet
 Black Bracer | Gauntlet
 Bloody Bracer | Gauntlet
 Cestus | Gauntlet
 Vambrace | Gauntlet
 Black Vambrace | Gauntlet
 Brass Vambrace | Gauntlet
 Red Vambrace | Gauntlet
 Rusted Vambrace | Gauntlet
 Plate Armguard | Gauntlet
 Black Armguard | Gauntlet
 Rusted Armguard | Gauntlet
 Templar Armguard | Gauntlet
 Battle Glove | Gauntlet
 Raven Grasp | Gauntlet
 Vulture Grasp | Gauntlet
 Ancient Gauntlet | Gauntlet
 Dark Old Gauntlet | Gauntlet
 Red Ember Gauntlet | Gauntlet
 Rotten Old Gauntlet | Gauntlet

## Greaves

 Rawhide Rigid Boot | Greave
 Evocator's Boot | Greave
 Hexer's Boot | Greave
 Heavy Boot | Greave
 Infantry Boot | Greave
 Scout Boot | Greave
 Trooper Boot | Greave
 Burly Greave | Greave
 Burnt Greave | Greave
 Glided Greave | Greave
 Burnt Ochrea | Greave
 Greave | Greave
 Black Greave | Greave
 Brass Greave | Greave
 Red Greave | Greave
 Rusted Greave | Greave
 Plate Legging | Greave
 Black Legging | Greave
 Rusted Legging | Greave
 Battle Boot | Greave
 Raven Spur | Greave
 Vulture Spur | Greave
 Ancient Legging | Greave
 Dark Old Legging | Greave
 Red Ember Legging | Greave
 Rotten Old Legging | Greave

## Chest Armor

 Druid Ward | Chest Armor
 Conjurer Ward | Chest Armor
 Evocator's Regalia | Chest Armor
 Hexer's Regalia | Chest Armor
 Leather Armor | Chest Armor
 Infantry Armor | Chest Armor
 Scout Armor | Chest Armor
 Trooper Armor | Chest Armor
 Warrior's Raiment | Chest Armor
 Gladiator Plate | Chest Armor
 Battle Suit | Chest Armor
 Carnage Armor | Chest Armor
 Scourge Armor | Chest Armor
 Cutthroat Armor | Chest Armor
 Curiass | Chest Armor
 Black Curiass | Chest Armor
 Brass Curiass | Chest Armor
 Red Curiass | Chest Armor
 Rusted Curiass | Chest Armor
 Plate Mail | Chest Armor
 Black Plate Mail | Chest Armor
 Brass Plate Mail | Chest Armor
 Red Plate Mail | Chest Armor
 Rusted Plate Mail | Chest Armor
 Knight Plate | Chest Armor
 Dark Knight Plate | Chest Armor
 Brigandine | Chest Armor
 Raven Shroud | Chest Armor
 Vulture Shroud | Chest Armor
 Ancient Armor | Chest Armor
 Dark Old Armor | Chest Armor
 Red Ember Armor | Chest Armor
 Rotten Old Armor | Chest Armor
The Easiest Impossible Qatar Ever

Okay, maybe not so easy after all.

**The Easiest Impossible Qatar Ever** is ~~the easiest~~ entry into The Impossible Qatar series. It has exactly one question, and it is described by deet0109 as "very evil." There are no powerups, although deet0109 joked that he needed to add "a baker's dozen powerups" for the "very hard quiz." This quiz came out whilst The Impossible Qatar 3 was being worked on.

## Answers

0. Start

1. Type 'War and Peace'

EASTER EGG: Type 'what you read'
Question 18 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 18** continues flaunting Scratch's content guidelines by asking, "Which personal hygiene product did the Nazis like the most?". The possible answers are "Mascara", "Shaving cream", "Polish remover", and "Deodorant".

Here, the capitalization of "polish" gives it a double meaning: it becomes "Polish" (i.e., from Poland). During World War II, the Nazis, whom hopefully need no introduction here, wanted to remove as many Polish people from their country as possible. Therefore "Polish remover" is the correct answer.

## Trivia

* From this question onwards, the answer boxes use a lighter shade of brown to make the text more visible.
Inverse Yuan Heaven Mirror

* This is the incomplete magic armament which MC found in Dark clouds hole
* This is defense type spirit armament, can through stimulating to movement above rune, resists others' attack by this.
* Even can also reverse Tianyuan by this mirror, by other [say / way] also body.
* However the stimulation of movement of this spirit armament also has the request, that needs the formidable Yuan Qi support, wanting during the display might at least also to step into Essence Core Realm to be good.
Question 42 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 42** asks you, "What is the answer to life, the universe, and everything?", with a little arrow pointing at the question number. There are no answer boxes, there's a 15-second bomb ticking down, and the question is unskippable.

The question will probably appear familiar if you've heard of the book "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." In it, aliens build a supercomputer to find The Answer to The Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything. After millions of years of calculation, the computer returns "42". Even if you've never read the book, you may still know about this plot point because it's become widespread on the internet. So, 42 must be the answer to *this* question somehow, right? The little arrow pointing to the question number—**42**!—even hints at this.

To answer this question, you must type "42" - not just once, but forty-two times. (Spaces aren't required, just rapidly alternate between pressing 4 and 2.) This takes some quick keyboard mashing, and if you don't start typing quick enough you might run out of time anyway.

Once you've typed "42" enough times, a green check mark will appear and you'll move on.

## Mobile version

Due to a lack of a keyboard, this question's mechanic is different on the mobile edition: you must *tap* the question number 42 times. Otherwise, the question is the exact same.

## Trivia

* This question asked here is exactly the same as in Question 42 of The Impossible Quiz, which also features forty-two (well, actually fifty) 42s. The answers to the two questions are different, though.
The Impossible Quebec (Series)

The game that kicked it all off

**The Impossible Quebec** is a series of projects by UKball\_Productions made in tribute to Splapp-me-doo's **The Impossible Quiz** and deet0109's The Impossible Qatar (series). There will be in total 360 questions throughout the entire series, although only 79 have so far been completed. The Impossible Quebec will have 109 questions, The Impossible Quebec 2 125, **The Impossible Quebec 3** 115, The Mini Impossible Quebec will have 10 and **The 'Easiest' Impossible Quebec Ever** will have... well you can work it out.

So far, only The original and the Mini are out.
Question 32 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 32** is a cat-themed question. It asks, "Why are cat questions the hardest to make?" The answer options are "They have to be purr-fect," "I was saving one for question furty-two," "Scratch almost murdered this font, too," and "Nobody likes them".

The first two option boxes seem like good answers since they include cat-related puns, but neither are correct.

Cat-themed questions in The Impossible Qatar series all have some elements in common: the color palette, the cat-shaped question number, and the Scratch logo font. However, Scratch 3.0 removed the ability to select this font, so when this question was made the only way to get this font was to copy a text box from an older project that already used it. Since the font was *almost*, but not completely, removed, it made this question more difficult to make, so the correct answer is "Scratch almost murdered this font, too."

## Trivia

* The previous cat question was Question 18 of The Impossible Qatar 3.
* This question's answer is a callback to Question 13, which was also about Scratch 3.0 "brutally murdering" previously used fonts.
* The option "I was saving one for question furty-two" parallels the answer to Question 95 of The Impossible Quiz Book, which is "I was saving it for Question 95."
Question 40 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 40** is a bit weird: it asks, "What do you call a soft Qatari?" The possible answers are, "This isn't funny. We want real humor! (Also what the heck is this question?)," "A Play-Doha," "A Bahraini," and "This quiz, lol".

The first answer "is essentially poking fun of people who constantly criticize the series' jokes and sense of humour." "Play-Doha" is a pun on Play-Doh (which is soft) and Doha (the capital of Qatar). As for "This quiz, lol," it "is also poking fun at people who joke about the quiz." It may also be a reference to Question 11 of The Impossible Qatar, where the correct answer was "This quiz" because the question was asking about Qatar.

The correct answer is "A Bahraini." This is because Bahrain "is essentially the smaller and 'softer' brother of Qatar in the sense that the Qatari government tends to be more hardline islamist and polemizes with neighboring countries like Saudi Arabia, while Bahrain is more reserved and mostly gets along with Gulf nations." It could also be referring to the two nations' flags; Bahrain and Qatar's flags are similar, but Bahrain's has fewer points and a lighter color, so it could be considered "softer."

## Trivia

* This question was written by Geogranerd. His explanations for the answers are shown in quotation marks in this article.
	+ When asked about it, Geogranerd stated, "[t]he absurd and nonsensical nature of the question (and the answers to an extent) is essentially why I proposed it."
	+ The message "(Also what the heck is this question?)" in the first box was added by deet0109, the quiz creator.
Question 99 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 99** has no actual question. Instead, the music cuts out, and you are in a military facility in the desert. There's a control panel in front of you with many buttons and a 10-second timer. The Fusestoppers can't be used either.

On the top right of the panel are two big, red, circular buttons next to each other. You must click the big red button to the right. Clicking any other part of the panel will cost you a life.

When you click the button, the timer will freeze and a loud beep will play. The question number fades away as an American missile is launched from the silo, and you'll be treated to a cutscene depicting a nuclear war incinerating much of the earth - with part of Nena's "99 Red Balloons" playing in the background, a reference to the question number.

Once the missiles have landed, the visuals and music will start glitching out, a single A-pitch will start playing, and the quiz will show a BSoD - you'll have to fix the mess you've caused in Question 100.

## Trivia

* Aside from the timer and big red buttons, there are a few other elements on the panel with meaning:
	+ A warning radar showing a bunch of balloons - a direct reference to "99 Red Balloons," where a bunch of balloons are mistaken for enemy attacks.
	+ Two square buttons labelled "Play Solitaire" and "Mutiny"
	+ A DEFCON counter, ranging from 5 to 1. 1 is highlighted in white, meaning that nuclear war is imminent.
* If you let the timer reach zero, the military facility will be blown up, suggesting that another country attacked the U.S. first.
* Just like Questions 99 of TIQatar, TIQatar 2, and TIQatar 3, the question number is a red balloon, but this one has the most direct reference to the actual song.
Question 4 (The Impossible Qatar)

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Type '1945' ok?...OK!?!?!

**Question 4**, which asks, 'Best mapper?' Your options are '1945,' 'You don't,' 'Anschluss (translated to Connection),' or 'With a bat'.

None of the answers are correct. The real answer is referring to the top-left answer '1945' in which you have to type in '1945' to proceed.
Question 9 (The Impossible Qatar)

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EXTRAORDINARILY EASY. DOESN'T EVEN NEED A CAPTION HINT.

**Question 9**, which asks, 'What's the answer?' Your options are 'This one,' 'O\_o,' '42' or 'The correct response to an Interrogative statement'.

The answer is 'This one' because EASINESS.

## Trivia

* EEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!
	+ EEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!
		- EEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!
The Impossible ‘Qatar 4’

**The Impossible ‘Qatar 4’** or **The Impossible Soviet Horse Game** is a prank on April Fools Day by deet0109.

## Opening

The game starts off with a loading screen, telling the player to turn on their volume and that deet0109 wanted to keep the quiz low-key. After clicking Start, the first question is “What day is today?” As the player slowly comes to the realization that it’s April 1st, a clip of Princess Celestial laughing can be heard, followed by the My Little Pony theme song. The following stuff appears on screen:

* A picture of the Mane Six that is shaking and glowing red
* Rainbow Dash flying across the screen
* A picture of Octavia and Vinyl Scratch with the words ‘almost best pony‘ written above one of them.
* A drawing of Polandball dressed up like Spike the Dragon.
* A cloud and lighting bolt modeled after Rainbow’s cutie mark.
* The flag of Mother (Communist) Equestria (and you can guess what lovely tune went with that).

The words ‘APRIL FOOL’S!’ appear briefly before the end screen. At this point, the player can expect that no game will come from this project.
Question 31 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 31** asks, "How did Qatar build their stadiums?" The possible options are "They didn't," "Engineering (LOL, 31)," "Slaves," and "Ridiculous amounts of oil money".

The choice to let Qatar host the 2022 World Cup has been controversial (as alluded to in Question 1). One criticism is that Qatar didn't have enough stadiums to host the tournament (hence "They didn't"); there have also been allegations of bribery during the host selection process (hence "Ridiculous amounts of oil money"). However, the biggest controversy is the treatment of the construction workers for the stadiums, whom tend to be migrant workers that recieve very little (if any) payment, live in poor and unsafe conditions, and cannot leave. Some media organizations have described this is slavery, so sadly, "Slaves" is the correct answer (and not much of an exaggeration).

It's worth noting that Qatar has passed some labor reform laws in the past couple years, so the situation has improved somewhat.

## Trivia

* "LOL, 31" is written under "Engineering." This is because 31 is associated with sex jokes in Turkey, similarly to 69 in English.
* This question switched positions with Question 30 early in development because of the "LOL, 31" joke.
Question 21 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 21** returns to soccer questions with, "What is the worst thing that can happen to a football player?" The possible options are "To die of heatstroke of the '22 World Cup", "To Qat their ar-m", "I am Cristiano Ronaldo.", and "To have no goals in life".

The answer is "To have no goals in life" because it's a pun: points in soccer are awarded by scoring goals; if a player scored no goals in their whole life, that would indeed be pretty terrible for them.

## Trivia

* This is the first question that was made by Geogranerd.
	+ This is evidenced by the use of "football" in the question as opposed to "soccer".
* "To **Qat** their **ar**-m" is a pun on Qatar.
Question 39 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

### Power-Up Location

SKIP: Hidden under the "Search!" text; drag it away and click on the empty space beneath it

**Question 39** just gives you a task: "Search!"

No other objects are visible at first, and the screen is mostly black. Moving your mouse (or finger) around the screen will reveal some messages in red at certain spots, all of which will make you lose a life if you click them. Don't waste too much time searching here, though, since the answer isn't in the main area!

The actual answer is hidden beneath the question number. If you drag it away it will look like nothing's there, but hovering over the spot will reveal a green message saying "Yep!" Click this to move on to the next question.

There's also a Skip hidden in this question. If you hover over the "Search!" message, the background around it will glow a little. Dragging away the text will reveal a seemingly blank area, but hovering over it will show a message: "What's this? ➩". Click on it to get the Skip.

## Trivia

* This question is quite similar to Question 38 of The Impossible Qatar 2. Both of them have a skip, and even their question numbers are only one apart.
	+ The answer locations are different, though.
* The locations of the wrong answers are randomly chosen each playthrough (though they can't touch the edges or any of the elements on-screen).
	+ This often leads to the sprites overlapping each other, or the player accidentally clicking one of them right as they answer the previous question.
Question 30 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 30** asks, "I am not ashamed to admit I have committed war crimes in Bosnia. True or false?" "True" and "False" are the only two option boxes on screen.

Ironic memes about the Balkans and war crimes, especially in Bosnia, have come to prominence online in recent years. This question takes part in that trend and asks the viewer if they're not ashamed of their atrocities. The correct answer is "True," because Balkan memers will proudly brag about the "crimes against humanity" they supposedly committed, and the player should, too!

Alternatively, since this question is in first-person, it could be the *quiz creator* who's admitting to the war crimes. In this case, "True" would mean the creator admits to feeling no remorse about their past actions.

Note that the question doesn't ask if you've committed the war crimes, only whether you feel ashamed about it. Picking either option acknowledges that you did it, and there's no way to deny these accusations in-game.

## Trivia

* This question was suggested by one of deet0109's friends.
* This is the only question in the quiz with only two option boxes.
* This question switched positions with Question 31 early in development.
The Impossible Qatar Wiki

## Welcome to the The Impossible Qatar Wiki

Take the Impossible Quiz, and make it (kinda) family-friendly. Add in more references, puns, and meta**-**humor, and mix in a few countryballs. And you have The Impossible Qatar, the tribute quiz series that nobody enjoys enjoying on Scratch. Or, if you are watching @UKball\_Productions, you have The Impossible Quebec.

## Describe your topic

Pronounced CUT-hair (make kind of a Spanish 't').

A huge thanks to UKballProductions for helping with this wiki. He was a big supporter of this massive project. And I mean massive. I've made over 350 questions over a total of 5 quizzes.

All games in the series are on Scratch, along with UK's edition called The Impossible Quebec and its series.

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Fandom's Video Library.

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Question 1 (The Impossible Qatar)

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The question that started it all

**Question 1** of The Impossible Qatar is what you are thrusted into by clicking Start. It simply asks, "How many holes in a Poland?" Your possible answers are "5", "Many", "111,111,111^(2)", and "The one Germoney shot through it".

If you count the holes in "a Poland," you get 5. However, this is not the answer. The answer is the bottom right one, indicating that Germany had shot Poland. This is a reference to Polandball, where Germany sometimes tortures Poland, especially as a Nazi.

## Trivia

* The Impossible Quiz series features many questions where it asks for "how many holes in a \_\_\_\_\_\_?" They are, "a polo," "two polos," "a Rolo," and "a trololol."
	+ Similarly, the Impossible Qatar series features questions asking for the number of holes in "two Polands," "a Portugal," "a Roland," "a lowland," "a froyo," "an Åland," and "a Trolland," as well as one asking "How many Polands in a hole?" It is likely that the Impossible Quebec will do the same.
* 111,111,111 squared is 12,345,678,987,654,321.
FR3 Petitions you can sign

## Purpose of these petitions

Some players within the community create petitions to show the developers that a considerable number of players are also interested in the incorporation of a particular change or feature to the game. These petitions were made to grab the developers' attention, make the player' voices louder and potentially be heard and have that change or feature added to the game in the relative future.

If you are in agreement with a petition or simply want to help, feel free to sign it as it helps out greatly and only takes a minute of your time.

## Petitions we would like to help share

*Here are some petitions you can sign:*

* Limit the number of races to win fox to 2000

Main argument: make 2000 matches fox runs and if a player plays more matches during the season, the ratings earned go directly to their legendary ratings. Limiting the number of races for the elite/fox season would reduce the chances of sharing (since it will no longer be about grinding the most but best w/r during those 2K games) so legit players would have a fair and equal chance of winning.

* Additionnal name change in exchange of a certain amount of gems each time

Main argument: If you changed your name a long time ago and grow out of it you cannot change it again. People grow and change, and shouldn't be stuck with the same name that they may not like as they did when they originally changed it and got stuck with the name.

## Want us to add a petition?

Feel free to contact one of the Admins or comment below about a certain petition that you would want added on here. The purpose of the page is to add all the petitions in the same place to make them easier to be found and seen by a diversity of players.
Christmas 2022 Event

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The Christmas 2022 Event was an event on Fun Run 3 that would last until the end of Christmas.

## Additions

* **Crystallized Power Ups** - Collecting Power-Ups from a Power-Up Box will fill up your Infused Bags. Collecting 5 Power-Ups will fully fill one Infused Bag.

* **Cryo Chest** - Get event-limited items and accessories in the Cryo Chest! You'll need to grind out 30 filled Infused Bags, which gives you a chance to own one of these:
	+ **Yeti** (Animal)
	+ **Snowglobe**
	+ **Aurora Gown**
	+ **Cryborg Helmet**
	+ **Cryborg Armor**
	+ **Aurora Bun**
	+ **Cryborg Shoes**
	+ **Ugly Holiday Sweater**
	+ **Aurora Necklace**
	+ **Gift Box**
	+ **Baubles Belt**
	+ **Sparkly Ribbon**
The Impossible Qatar (series)

I use MS Paint, deal with it.

**The Impossible Qatar series/trilogy** is a series of games on Scratch by deet0109. There are, in total, 488 questions. Its games are, in order, The Impossible Qatar, The Impossible Qatar 2, The Impossible Qatar 3, the smaller quiz known as The Impossible Qatar Meta, the very minor The Easiest Impossible Qatar Ever, and lastly The Impossible Qatar '22. The series is a tribute to the hit series **The Impossible Quiz** by Splapp-me-do.

## Trivia

* The 'The' is green and the 'Impossible' is blue in TIQatar and TIQatar 2. However, from the third game onwards, the colors are switched.
* The 'Qatar' text always looks like the Qatari flag.
* The first three Impossible Qatars and Meta each have a reference to the songwriter Yourenigma.
* The first game has 112 questions, the second 121, the third 100, the Meta 25, and '22 has 122 plus 7 bonus questions. This adds up to 487. This implies that The Easiest Impossible Qatar Ever is very, very short.
* deet0109's favorite snack food is Chex Mix.
* The question number for the 25th question in every game looks like a spherical Christmas present (as in, December **25**), and the 99th question number is shaped a like a red balloon as a reference to *99 Red Balloons*.
* Two joke games, The Impossible Qatar 4 and The Impossible Qatar 96, have also been created for April Fool's Day.
Question 6 (The Impossible Qatar)

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You're a human, right?

**Question 6**, which asks, 'How do you know you're real?' Your options are 'How'd you know????,' 'Captcha,' 'I already made it this far,' or 'Jake Paul'.

The answer is 'I already made it this far' because of course you're good at the quiz or because YOU'RE CHEATING BY READING THIS WIKI!
Question 14 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

### References

"It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" by R.E.M.TIQ Question 66

**Question 14** simply says "It's the end of the world as we know it". The possible options are "NUCLEAR WARFARE!!!", "New Zealand", "T", and "AAAAAAAAA!!!!".

This question is reminiscent of Question 66 of The Impossible Quiz, which tells you "It's the end of the world!"; for that question you have to click the exclamation point at the end of "the world." In this question, though, there is no punctuation mark. Thus, the end of "the world as we know i**t**" is "T." "T" is the correct answer; click it to move on.

This question references the song "It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" by the band R.E.M.
Question 53 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 53** asks the player, "How many Earths can fit inside Uranus?" The possible options are "69," "63," "64 if you relax," and "Lol, funny planet".

In real life, Uranus's volume is about 63 times larger than Earth's, but 63 is not correct here. There are endless jokes about how Uranus is often pronounced "your anus," and this question is no different. Thus this question becomes in innuendo: "How many Earths can fit inside *your anus*?" The answer is "64 if you relax," implying that you can fit an extra Earth in there if you loosen up a bit.

Definitely one of the less family-friendly questions in the quiz.

## Trivia

* This question was originally going to be Question 18, but was moved all the way back to 53 to be part of the Space Section.
* Clicking on "63" will cause a black box with blue text saying "TECHNICALLY CORRECT!!!" to appear for a few seconds, after which you will lose a life like normal.
Question 26 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

**Question 26** dives back into political incorrectness with the question, "What is Al-Qaeda's favorite football team?" The possible options are "The New York Jets," "Not that kind of football!", "The New Orleans Saints (the Muslim ones)," and "نيويورك جتس".

This question is the set-up to an existing joke:

* Q: What is Al-Qaeda's favorite football team?
* A: The New York Jets.

referencing the jets that Al-Qaeda members hijacked and crashed into the Twin Towers in New York during the September 11 attacks, as well as a football team.

However, "The New York Jets" is not the correct answer here. The correct answer is "Not that kind of football!", because the team in question is an *American* football team, while the quiz is themed around *association* football (i.e., soccer).

## Trivia

* This question was made by Geogranerd.
* "نيويورك جتس" is "New York Jets" in Arabic.
* The option "Not that kind of football!" reappears in Question 63, but isn't the right answer in that case.
* The option "The New Orleans Saints (the Muslim ones)" references how there have been several notable Muslim players on that football team.
The Impossible Quebec 2

The Impossible Quebec 2 is the second installment in the Impossible Quebec trilogy. It will be the longest quiz of any Quebec before or since. With 125 questions, it will also have 4 more questions than the previous 'Most questions per quiz' record holder, The Impossible Qatar 2.

## The Impossible Quebec 2

The empire strikes back with the longest quiz yet!