Intellectual games for an adult company: list of programs with prices

Our customers choose intellectual games quite often, so I decided to make a convenient table where all the offers will be collected together. A brief description of the programs, the necessary conditions for holding the games and the price are sufficient information for discussion in the team. For details, contact the managers!

What events are intellectual games suitable for:

• calendar holidays (New Year, February 23, March 8)
• Company day or professional holiday
• indoor team building
• summer team building (if you need an alternative to active games and sports competitions)
• anniversary or wedding anniversary
• conferences and seminars (as an additional team-building program)

Smart rest: Mind games

03 August 2021, 00:00 |
Katya Kozhevnikova 2 chosen

Parties in clubs and gatherings in bars are no longer fashionable. Nowadays, intellectual games are in trend. Young people go to cafes to puzzle over clever riddles in the company of friends. Let's see what these games are and where you can play them.

60 seconds

A team quiz reminiscent of the famous TV game “What? Where? When?" Riddles require from players not so much erudition as developed logical thinking, intelligence, and sometimes a sense of humor. The team is given 60 seconds to respond. If a person does not have a team, the organizers promise to find him playing partners. Here is an example of a question: “In Lithuanian, March is called “kovas”. Lithuanians also use the word “kovas” to call them. Name a famous picture whose characters are more than thirty THEM.” Shall we guess in the comments?

In Moscow, games for beginners are held on Tuesdays at Bar Disco90 and on Sundays at Jean-Jacques. In addition, similar games are held in 60 cities of Russia.

Mozgva

“Mozgva” is a bar-Olympiad that takes place several times a week at the “Minkult” restaurant. Participants have to guess riddles from a variety of areas: from ancient history to science fiction comics. The answers may not only surprise you, but also make you laugh. Thanks to the witty hosts, the game turns into a fun interactive show. And her motto is: “Being smart is fun.” By the way, the winners of the games receive not only honor and respect, but also valuable prizes.

PIR (Space of Intellectual Entertainment)

There are a huge number of bar quiz games held in Moscow. PIR is different in that in addition to the question-and-answer format, players will have to complete other tasks. For example, improve the art of pantomime, guess words and puzzles, test your intuition in the spirit of the game “Believe it or not.”

Quiz Time

This game has a funny slogan: “Smart is the new Sexy.” That is, if earlier we said that sport is the new sexuality, now the mind is in fashion. I would like to believe that this is really so.

The questions here are mostly about erudition, not logic. The organization of the game is very technological: players are given remote controls with which they choose an answer. The faster you answer, the better your result. This feature of the game adds drive and adrenaline. Winners receive alcoholic prizes so they can immediately celebrate their victory.

Do you like intellectual games? Which ones have you played?

By the way…

Games like these are good exercise for the brain. In addition, its work is positively influenced by the aromas of basil, bergamot, lemon, eucalyptus, rose and lavender.

Katya Kozhevnikova , iledebeaute.ru

Photo: Photobank Lori, sourceofbeauty.ru

What else?

The “Holiday Again” website contains a lot of ideas for holding corporate and private events. The table with intellectual programs can be completely supplemented with quests.

Quests

We have off-site and stationary quest rooms, quest tournaments with a buffet table, real-life quests outdoors and indoors, role-playing (personal) games, city and park quests.
Here are interactive quests and quests in reality.

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Progress of the event

Teacher's opening speech

December 12 is Constitution Day of the Russian Federation.

The Basic Law of the country affirms freedom and justice, human dignity and well-being, protection of the family and the Fatherland, the unity of the multinational people of Russia not only as generally recognized values, but also as legal concepts. Human rights and freedoms are proclaimed the highest value. Recognition, observance and protection of human and civil rights and freedoms is the most important duty of the state.

The Constitution of the Russian Federation establishes the foundations of the constitutional system, the political and legal features of the structure of our state. It is the core of the entire legal system of Russia and determines the meaning and content of other laws.

Knowledge of the Constitution of the Russian Federation is necessary for every citizen of our country, and especially for you, the younger generation, in whose hands the future of our country is.

Interesting facts about the 1993 Constitution

• The Constitution of the Russian Federation, adopted by popular vote on December 12, 1993, consists of a preamble, 2 sections, 9 chapters, 137 articles and 9 paragraphs of transitional and final provisions.
• The story of the birth of the new Constitution lasted 3.5 years, 42 months or 168 weeks.
• The Constitution of the Russian Federation had more than 1000 authors.
• Between November 1991 and December 1992, more than 400 amendments were made to the Constitution.
• The Constitution of the Russian Federation does not contain foreign language expressions such as “speaker”, “parliament”, “senators”, “impeachment”.

Today we propose to demonstrate how well you are familiar with the content and features of the Basic Law of the Russian Federation, state symbols of Russia, and the history of constitutionalism in our country.

Presentation of teams and jury

Round 1

Question 1

The constitutional norms on labor under the Constitution of the USSR of 1977 and the Constitution of the Russian Federation are different.

Article 40. Citizens of the USSR have the right to work, that is, to receive guaranteed work with wages.

Excerpt from the 1977 USSR Constitution

Article 37. Labor is free. Everyone has the right to freely use their ability to work, choose their type of activity and profession.

Excerpt from the 1993 Constitution of the Russian Federation

How else do the constitutional norms on labor differ under the Constitution of the USSR and the Constitution of the Russian Federation?

Answer. In Article 60 of the Constitution of the USSR, labor is written as a duty of citizens

Question 2

How are the Constitution of the Russian Federation and space connected?

Answer. In 1999 and 2005, copies of the Russian Constitution were sent into space. One copy was on the Mir station, and the other was on board the ISS. The total duration of these “flights” of the main law of the country was 329 days. On April 4, 1999, the Progress M-41 cargo ship delivered it to cosmonaut Sergei Avdeev: he planned to get a legal education. In 2005, together with the Constitution of the European Union, the Constitution of Russia went on board the ISS (accept the short answer: the Constitution has been in space twice)

Question 3

"Attention, object!"

Take a close look at the 1984 ballot paper used in the elections of deputies to the Council of the Union of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR.

What principle of democratic elections was violated?

Answer. Availability of alternative candidates

Question 4

In the Russian Federation there is “Copy No. 1” of the Constitution. What kind of specimen is this?

Answer. The President of the Russian Federation takes the oath on copy No. 1 of the Constitution, pronouncing the text enshrined in Article 82.

“Copy No. 1” of the country’s basic law is made of the finest red leather (monitor lizard), on the cover there is an applied silver coat of arms of Russia and the inscription “Constitution of Russia” embossed in gold. The so-called inaugural edition of the Constitution is kept in the library of the head of state in the Kremlin, and leaves its walls only for the procedure for assuming the office of the president (a short answer is accepted: the president takes the oath of office on this copy)

Question 5

"Black box"

In Russia, this word appeared in the 17th century and meant an accompanying letter for ambassadors. Its owners received great privileges - the receiving party was obliged to support them in every possible way. A hundred years later the peasants began to have it; those who did not have, otherwise fugitives, were caught by the authorities and returned to the landowners. At the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries. it has become diverse - indefinite and temporary. It was liquidated in 1918 and returned in 1932, but not for everyone. Since 1974 it has become mandatory and identical.

What item is in the black box?

Answer. Passport

Question 6

The smallest parliament in the world has only 14 senators and is located in Micronesia. The Congress of the Federated States of Micronesia includes 4 party representatives who are elected for a four-year term, and the remaining 10 are single-member constituencies and serve in parliament for two years

How many deputies are there in the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation?

Answer. 450

Question 7

Some candidates for the post of head of state received a record number of votes in the elections. Is there a mandatory vote threshold for a candidate for the presidency of the Russian Federation? If so, which one?

Answer. Exists. The candidate who receives more than 50% of the votes becomes president

Question 8

One of the most important personal human rights was enshrined in the 1993 Constitution of the Russian Federation for the first time. Call it a right. Why was it not enshrined in the 1977 Constitution?

Answer. The most important right that is granted to a person and which is enshrined in the 1993 Constitution is the right to life (Article 20 of the Constitution). It was first enshrined in the Constitution after the adoption of the Declaration of Rights and Freedoms of Man and Citizen.

Question 9

There have been several anthems in the history of our country. These are the anthem “God Save the Tsar”, “International”, the USSR Anthem, “Patriotic Song” by M. Glinka, the Russian Anthem. What was the name of the Russian anthem of 1917-1918?

Answer. "Working Marseillaise".

Question 10

The French Constitution is officially called the "Constitution of October 4, 1958". Coming into force on the day reflected in its name, it became the fourteenth since 1791. What is the Constitution of Russia?

Answer. The current Constitution is the fifth in the history of Russia, but the first adopted by popular vote.

Question 11

The term Constitution comes from the Latin word “constitution” - “establishment, arrangement”. In Ancient Rome, constitutions were spoken of in the plural; their number numbered in the hundreds. Types: edict, rescript, mandate and decree. What did they call the term “constitution” in ancient Rome?

Answer. “Constitution” is the general name for various types of imperial regulations that became sources of law during the period of the principate and empire.

Question 12

This principle is a characteristic feature, a recognized attribute of a democratic state. In its classical form, it was first proposed by the French educator S.-L. Montesquieu. In the US Constitution of 1787, adopted by the Constitutional Convention, this principle was first enshrined. In Russia, it was proclaimed in 1990 in the “Declaration of State Sovereignty”, and then received legislative codification in Article 10 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation. The functioning of this principle is ensured by the President of the Russian Federation Question: Name this constitutional principle

Answer. The principle of separation of powers into legislative, executive and judicial

Round 2

Question 1

Meetings of the State Duma are chaired by the Chairman of the State Duma. He has the right to assign one of his deputies to chair the meeting (Article 13 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation). There is one case when a meeting of the State Duma of the Russian Federation is not chaired by the Chairman or his deputies. What case are we talking about?

Answer. According to paragraph 3 of Article 99 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, the first meeting of the State Duma is opened by the oldest deputy in age.

Question 2

From Astrid Lindgren's fairy tale “Emil of Lönneberga”

Emil tied little sister Ida to the flagpole and lifted her up. Fru Petrel froze in confusion: why these Svensons raised not our Swedish flag, but the Danish one (Ida was in a red and white dress). Is it possible for a Russian citizen to raise the Russian flag at his dacha in connection with his birthday?

Answer. Citizens and organizations are allowed to hang the flag on residential buildings, buildings of enterprises, institutions, organizations, and use it at mass competitions and party congresses, provided that this does not violate the flag.

Question 3

Greeks and Peruvians who fail to do so will be refused service when visiting a range of government offices. Australians are given monetary fines as a punishment for not participating in this; in Brazil, the violator’s passport will be taken away and will not be returned until he corrects the situation. In Belgium, a progressive scale has been introduced - the first time a violator will pay a fine of 50 euros, and for the second violation - already 125. What kind of violation are we talking about? How is this issue resolved in Russia?

Answer. We are talking about non-participation in elections. In the Russian Federation, participation in elections is not an obligation.

Question 4

It is believed that the tricolor, which first appeared under Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, was popularized by his son Peter I. White-blue-red banners began to be raised on the ships of the Russian fleet, which the emperor was actively building. Many researchers associate the choice of this particular color scheme with the fact that Peter I sought to make the state as technically developed as the country to which he traveled in his youth with the famous “Grand Embassy” was then. The stripes on the flag of this country, however, are in a different order. Name this country

Answer. Holland

Question 5

In 1740 M.V. Lomonosov married Elizaveta Zilch, the daughter of a church elder, in Marburg. However, after returning to Russia, Lomonosov hid his marriage for some time. What do you think is the reason for this secrecy? Could such a problem be relevant in Russia in the 21st century? Explain your answer based on the Constitution of the Russian Federation.

Answer. The future wife of the scientist did not belong to the Orthodox Christians. To “legalize” marriage relations in Russia at that time, it was necessary to accept Orthodoxy.

In the 21st century, such problems will not arise. The Constitution says that the Russian Federation is a secular state in which only marriages entered into by authorized bodies are recognized.

Question 6

After the victory of the Revolution of 1917, on the initiative of Maxim Gorky, a Special Meeting on Arts was organized. In March of the same year, it included a commission under the executive committee of the Council of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies, which, in particular, was preparing a new version of the coat of arms of Russia. The commission included famous artists and art critics: A.N. Benoit, N.K. Roerich, I.Ya. Bilibin, heraldist V.K. Lukomsky. It was decided to use the double-headed eagle on the seal of the Provisional Government, but with changes. What changes were made to the coat of arms of the Russian state?

Answer. The Commission of the Provisional Government came to the conclusion that the double-headed eagle itself does not carry any monarchical characteristics, so it was left, but deprived of the crown, scepter, orb, coats of arms of kingdoms, lands and other heraldic attributes.

Question 7

In the 19th century, this right was not yet included in the list of classical human rights. It was first enshrined at the constitutional level in Mexico in 1917. In Russia, this right was first enshrined in Article 17 of the Constitution of the RSFSR of 1918. In Article 121 of the Constitution of the USSR of 1936, the right was supplemented by an obligation of the state. The constitutions of some countries do not provide for this right at all (France, USA, UK). In some countries it is guaranteed only to citizens (Germany, Spain). Name this constitutional right

Answer. This is the right to education (Article 43 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation).

Question 8

The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation is the highest judicial body in civil cases, cases for resolving economic disputes, criminal, administrative and other cases, jurisdictional courts established in accordance with the Federal Law “On the Judicial System of the Russian Federation” and the Federal Law. Why is the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation not named either Supreme or Supreme in the Constitution?

Answer. The Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation does not head the system of constitutional courts. The constitutional courts of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation consider their own range of issues and are not inferior to the Constitutional Court.

Question 9

This court was formed for the first time in England. After the French Revolution it became widespread in Europe. Currently used in a limited number of cases in European countries, and widely in the USA. In Russia it was introduced during the judicial reform carried out by Alexander II. The first trial with his participation took place in Moscow in the Mitrofanevsky Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace in 1866. It existed until 1917.

In the Russian Federation, the first such court took place on December 15, 1993. Its supporters call it “the court of vital truth”, “the court of common sense”, and its opponents call it “the court of the street”, “the court of the crowd”.

Name this court

Answer . Jury trial.

Question 10

Blitz “Terms in the Constitution”

Part 1

The concept was developed back in the 16th century. Jean Bodin (France). Currently, it is a mandatory feature of the state. There are internal and external. On June 12, 1990, the first Congress of People's Deputies of the RSFSR adopted the Declaration on its proclamation. The catchphrase became B.N. Yeltsin told the former USSR republics: “Take... as much as you can swallow.” Name this term.

Answer. Sovereignty

Part 2

Represents the direct law-making of the people. Its homeland is considered to be Switzerland, where it was first held in 1439. From 1848 to 1971, 157 of them were held at the federal level in this country alone. In Norway, it took place in 1905. Interestingly, Lenin praised it highly, writing, that “one small country, as an exception, in the era of the most unbridled imperialism, achieved the impossible.” In 1991 it took place for the first time in the history of the USSR, and in 1993 for the first time in the history of the Russian Federation. What is it about?

Answer. We're talking about a referendum

Business game “Cashflow”

The Cash Flow game was invented by American businessman Robert Kiyosaki, author of the book Rich Dad Poor Dad. It promotes the development of financial literacy and teaches how to manage cash flows. Each player must go from working for food to independence and prosperity.

How to play: At the beginning, each player receives a card with initial data (specialty, salary, etc.), fills out the game balance (income and expenses, assets and liabilities), and then enters the small circle of the “Rat Race”, where he will have to receive salary and other income, spend and invest funds to provide passive income. In the more difficult level, Fast Track, the main concern becomes purchasing a dream, which the player identifies at the beginning of the game, or increasing his monthly cash flow by $50,000.

What it does: Cash Flow 101 teaches you how to invest in business and real estate, while Cash Flow 202 focuses on securities. But they allow you to understand especially well not so much your attitude towards money, but your position in life: here, as in real life, there are no rules, there are only failures, victories and ambitions.

Psychological game of veichi (go, baduk)

A game that originated 2–5 thousand years ago in Ancient China. Initially used by warriors and rulers to simulate political, military and economic situations. Over time, it began to be used to develop and train intellectual abilities. With its help, you can provoke reflection, so the game is actively used in psychological practice.

How to play: Players take turns placing stones of their color on an empty board. The goal is to capture as much enemy territory and stones as possible.

What it gives: analysis of personal qualities and attitude to the world, training of tactical and strategic thinking, development of will

City quest “The Art of the Rejected” at the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts. Pushkin in the Questionery application

Pedestrian quest in the Gallery of European and American Arts of the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts. Pushkin’s works are not only historical mysteries, but also aesthetic pleasure. In two hours, walls with paintings by C. Monet, O. Renoir, A. Sisley, C. Pissarro and other masters of the 19th–20th centuries will reveal their secrets to the players. Among other things, by completing the quest, you can find out who became the “godfather” of impressionism, because of whom Van Gogh cut off his ear, why Cezanne wrote on a stepladder, and they wanted to sue Toulouse-Lautrec.

What it gives: training memory, attentiveness and logical thinking

Organic Order on Lumosity.com

In 2008, scientists from the University of Michigan, Susan Jaeggi and Martin Buschkühl, conducted a study and found that IQ can be increased by memory training. Since then, brain trainers have become increasingly popular. Lumosity.com is one of the most famous sites in the world with such training games, and Organic Order is just one of them, and it is aimed at developing logical thinking. However, to play, you will have to pay a subscription.

How to play: The player is asked to plant different types of plants according to the specified, but not complete, rules. Their final location in the garden must be calculated logically. At first, the tasks are extremely simple, but they become more complicated with each step, and you want to solve them faster and faster - this allows you not to relax and use logical thinking.

Where to buy: on the website, in the App Store and Google Play

What it gives: training attention, speed of thinking and logical skills

Escape room "Tesla Tower"

The quest room with tasks from entertaining physics is dedicated to the inventor of the electric motor and alternating current, Nikola Tesla, who believed in the existence of the ether. It is with his faith in the ether and the telecommunications tower he created that the plot of “Tesla Tower” is connected. In it, players are transported back to 1941 and find themselves in a tower that they must climb up to solve scientific riddles to reach the final task.

What it gives: development of concentration, logical thinking, memory training, overcoming fears

Star Wars Live Quest from Questcorp

In live quests you have to play in earnest: each player follows a scenario that is known only to him. The Star Wars game takes place in the Galactic Republic. The clone war has been going on for three years now, planetary systems have been devastated, and therefore questions are increasingly being raised about the defense of the capital - the creation of a combat space station. Players will have to split into groups and participate in intrigue, gambling on the black market, searching for spies and building a space station.

What it gives: development of emotional intelligence, acting abilities and logical thinking

"Gas Station" on CogniFit.com

CogniFit's neuropsychological tests are just as popular as Lumisity.com's machines, but are aimed at more than just memory and attention. Among them are games for people suffering from insomnia and depression, exercises to develop spatial perception and sports coordination, as well as programs for drivers. Among the latter, the Gas Station simulator is especially popular.

How to play: The player must refuel and repair cars at their request: it is necessary to provide exactly the service that a specific car needs, and in the shortest but sufficient time. At the same time, several cars with different requests may arrive at the gas station at the same time, and not all fuel tanks may be available. It is in these conditions that you will have to navigate.

Where to buy: on the website, in the App Store and Google Play

What it gives: the ability to concentrate, training of planning skills, hand-eye coordination and visual scanning