Quizzes for the New Year of the Tiger 2022 with answers for children, colleagues and the whole family

A quiz is a wonderful and easiest way to diversify the festive scenario of a corporate party for the New Year 2022 or a family New Year's dinner. Comic questions will give guests the opportunity to show off their erudition, play or laugh freely - it all depends on the topic of the questions. A festive New Year's quiz can be held at a corporate party, a teenage school party, in a family circle and even at school.

You can provide entertainment for everyone at once by asking questions and awarding small prizes for the first correct answer, or hold competitive competitions between teams or participants. Whoever gives the most correct answers wins. A quiz can also be included in a suitable scene, allowing the characters to ask questions and riddles to the audience, or to each other, involving the audience in the action.

The New Year's quiz will help you have fun, make the holiday fun, bright, and truly memorable. You can choose different options for questions.

Of course, you can take ready-made questions and answers on the Internet or in a book, but it’s better to come up with everything yourself. The questions should not be difficult, but interesting.

The New Year's quiz is not an intellectual, but rather an entertaining event for a fun company. The questions will be different for children and adults. You can come up with questions in poetic form or use riddles with a trick.

When creating a quiz, you should focus on the interests of those who will participate in the holiday.

New Year 2022 quiz with answers for the whole family

An intellectual game for the whole family is a great opportunity to socialize and learn something new. Questions might be something like this:

  1. In which country do they throw trash out of windows on New Year's Day? (Italy).
  2. The first ice sleds of Soviet children. (Briefcase).
  3. Joulupukki, Per-Noel, Babbo Natale - this is (Father Frost).
  4. Not only Grandfather is dressed in a fur coat, but also (salad “Herring under a fur coat”).
  5. What did plastic windows lose in winter? (Patterns).
  6. In what country do they bake pies for the New Year with a surprise - a ring, a coin or a pod of pepper? (Bulgaria).
  7. In which country do they throw water on each other from windows on New Year's Day? (Peru).
  8. In which country do they ring bells on New Year's Day to scare away evil spirits? (Japan).
  9. A winter phenomenon whose components are never the same? (Snowflakes). The country of the first decorated Christmas tree (Germany).
  10. Sign: if you celebrate a holiday alone, what should you do? (Place an empty device).
  11. In which country is it customary to kiss at midnight (in America).
  12. Why don't they serve birds at the New Year's table in Hungary? (Because happiness can fly away from home).
  13. A country where the New Year's path is illuminated? (China, they light a lot of lanterns there).
  14. In France he is a father or a parent, in Germany he is a saint, but here? (Grandfather).
  15. Before Peter the Great, the New Year began... (in September).
  16. A winter phenomenon that, even with warnings, causes people to fall. (Ice).
  17. What is the name of a blizzard that constantly gets under your feet? (Snow drift).
  18. A Christmas tree decoration that causes significant damage to the household budget not only on the day of purchase. (Electric garland.)
  19. New Year's State Collection. (Table.)
  20. Winter striker. (Freezing.)

At the same time, you can remember the capitals of each state.

Adults only

For this quiz you will need:

  • a bottle of alcohol, it is better to take something exotic: rum, tequila, or, as a last resort, liqueur;
  • a bottle of mineral water;
  • 2 small glasses.

There is no need to come up with questions in advance. The participants themselves already have them in stock. The rules of the game are very simple. 2 players chosen by lot sit opposite each other. 2 piles are placed between them: alcohol is poured into one, water into the other. One of the players, by choice, tells the second an incident that happened to him in the past year. But this could also be a fictitious case. If the second player guesses whether it happened or not, he drinks water, and the one who guessed will have to drink alcohol. If the guesser is wrong, then he will have to drink alcohol. The narrator will be saved and drink mineral water.

Attention! This competition can only be held in the company of adults in good health.

The more different quizzes and competitions the hosts prepare, the more fun the holiday will be. You can also ask each guest to come up with their own competition, then there will definitely be enough entertainment for the whole night.

New Year's quiz: questions about the Year of the Tiger

A thematic quiz could be dedicated to the main animal of the year – the tiger. Examples of questions:

  1. Where does the Amur tiger live? (In the Khabarovsk Territory).
  2. When is International Tiger Day celebrated? (July 29)
  3. Which Russian city's coat of arms features a running tiger with a sable in its mouth? (Irkutsk)
  4. In which parts of Russia do Amur tigers live? in Krasnodar and Stavropol in Primorsky and Khabarovsk + in Altai and Transbaikal
  5. How many kilometers can a tiger hunting area reach: 5 km, 8 km, 20 km? (Up to 8 km)
  6. Who has more teeth, a tiger or a human? (A tiger has 30, a human has 32).
  7. In what year did the premiere of the cartoon “Tiger Cub on a Sunflower” take place? (1981)
  8. What is "tiger's eye"? (decorative and ornamental stone)
  9. Is it true that there are more tigers in the world's zoos than in the wild? (Yes)
  10. Lifespan of tigers? - 10 years; - 25 years; + – 50 years.
  11. How many stripes does a tiger have on its skin? (on average about a hundred).
  12. Which members of the tiger family are the northernmost and largest? (Amur tigers)
  13. Which Asian capital is located on the Tigris River? (Baghdad.)
  14. When does a tiger sleep and when is it awake? (sleeps during the day, stays awake at night).
  15. What does a “tiger” old Russian name sound like? (Tigry.)

As prizes, you can use keychains or postcards with a predator - the symbol of the year.

New Year's quiz for children 7-10 years old with answers

A children's game should be simple but interesting; it is advisable to make several questions humorous. For example, you can ask children of primary school age the following questions:

  1. Which month of winter is the shortest? (February).
  2. How are December and January similar? (both months have 31 days).
  3. Who traditionally paints winter patterns on windows? (freezing)
  4. What does the Christmas tree like? (round dances and songs)
  5. Not only dogs and cats have it, but also Christmas trees? (paw)
  6. Where do New Year's gingerbread cookies grow? (on the Christmas tree)
  7. What do children shout when they call Santa Claus (Santa Claus, come out!)
  8. Who played the Snow Maiden in the cartoon “Well, wait a minute!”? (Wolf)
  9. What color is winter? (white)
  10. Cartoon where a boy found a magic train ticket? (Polar Express)
  11. What is the Snow Maiden afraid of? (fire)
  12. What is the name of the device for making the tree stand straight? (tripod)
  13. In what fairy tale did the girl freeze in the forest? (Morozko)
  14. What do they hang on the fireplace to receive gifts? (New Year's boots) Magical American little characters - who are they? (elves)
  15. What color are the Snow Maiden's cheeks? (red)
  16. What is the name of the birthplace of Santa Claus in other countries, for example, America? (Lapland)
  17. Who sometimes replaces Santa Claus? (parents)
  18. State the main rule of a skier (don’t eat yellow snow).
  19. The Snow Maiden is the granddaughter of Father Frost, and who is his son? (little New Year).

Some questions can be asked in poetic form.

For scholars

If you plan to celebrate New Year 2021 in a close family circle, then invite those gathered at the festive table to stretch their brains and answer difficult but interesting quiz questions.

  • Why do rats, which require very little food to survive, constantly chew on something? (If they do not grind down their teeth, they will grow so long that the animal will not be able to close its mouth. In a year, a rodent’s teeth grow by 13 cm)
  • What is an ironic name for an old man trying to look young? (Mouse stallion)
  • Which fairy tale tells about the clumsiest mouse? (“Chicken Ryaba”)
  • Choose a synonym for the word “get angry” in the 2021 theme (Cry out)
  • What did Montmorency's dog (from the book "Three Men in a Boat (Not Counting the Dog)") bring in addition to the Irish stew that was being prepared? (Dead rat)

  • What was the name of the super-heavy tank designed by Ferdinand Porsche? (Mouse)
  • What role did Evgeny Mironov get in the film “The Idiot”? (Prince Myshkin)
  • What do computer scientists call an armpit? (Mouse pad)
  • What is on the Australian 1 cent coin? (Opossum)
  • What chemical element is named after rodents? (Arsenic)
  • How can you write the word “mousetrap” in five and three letters? (Cat or cat)
  • Traditional New Year's operetta at the Vienna State Opera? (I. Strauss “The Bat”)
  • Which herbaceous plant of the legume family definitely needs to be grown in your garden plot in 2021? (Mouse peas)
  • What is the word for bat in Chinese? (Happiness)
  • Can rats swim? (Yes, and swim 30 km without stopping. They can also dive and get food from the bottom of the reservoir)
  • Can rats tolerate frost? (Yes, these rodents are even found at abandoned stations in Antarctica)
  • Can the ballad about the Pied Piper from Hamelin be considered true? (Yes, since the inadequate reaction of rodents to loud sounds was confirmed by an incident that occurred in the city of Southport, where a large number of rats bred and they could not get rid of them. When a rock concert was organized there, the rodents suddenly left)

New Year's quiz for children 10-12 years old with answers

  1. What holiday do Orthodox peoples celebrate on January 7? (Answer: Christmas)
  2. Who helps Santa Claus give gifts to children? (Answer: Snow Maiden)
  3. His nose is like a carrot. Who is he? (Answer: Snowman)
  4. What is the name of the day before Christmas? (Answer: Christmas Eve)
  5. In which fairy tale did Frost first want to freeze the girl, but changed his mind and rewarded her with a rich dowry? (Answer: Russian folk tale “Morozko”)
  6. What drink (traditionally) do Russians drink on New Year's Eve? (Answer: Champagne)
  7. Which Kremlin tower has the famous chimes? (Answer: on the Spasskaya Tower)
  8. What was the name of the grandmother from the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, who loved to fluff up the feather bed so that fluffy snow would fly to the ground? (Answer: Grandma Metelitsa)
  9. Is this holiday celebrated by Serbs and Russians on January 13th? (Answer: Old New Year)
  10. Which island state has this custom: before the New Year, people fill all the dishes with water, and at the moment when the clock strikes twelve times, they create a real flood, at the same time pouring water out of the windows, wishing themselves that in the coming year life will become as bright and clear as water? (Answer: Cuba)
  11. Name the children's writer and storyteller who invented the Planet of Christmas Trees. (Answer: Gianni Rodari)
  12. In which country on New Year's Eve do they not serve ducks, chickens, or geese on the table so that “happiness does not fly away from home”? (Answer: Hungary)
  13. Which tree is the symbol of the New Year? (Answer: Yolka)
  14. Which king introduced a new calendar, ordered that January 1 be considered the beginning of the new year and that houses be decorated with pine and spruce branches for this day? (Answer: Peter I)
  15. What's New Year without a Christmas tree? But not all countries decorate the Christmas tree. For example, in Japan they decorate fir. What kind of tree is decorated for the New Year in Vietnam? (Answer: Peach)

For a mouse party

Adults and children love riddles. For the New Year's quiz 2020, you can select questions related to the symbol of the year. These can be tricky questions about both rats and mice.

  • Who will be the first to escape from a sinking ship? (Rats)
  • Who almost killed Pinocchio? (shushara rat)
  • In Japan they say: “If you want to become rich, invite you to visit...” (Rat)
  • Who is Lariska from the cartoon "Cheburashka"? (Rat)
  • Who was Chuchundra who gave advice to the mongoose Rikki-Tikki-Tavi? (Rat)
  • Who helped pull the turnip? (Mouse)
  • Who does a cat love most? (Mouse)
  • Who can make a woman jump on a table in a second? (Mouse)
  • To whom did Leopold say: “Guys, let’s live together”? (To two mice, Gray and White)
  • The Nutcracker's enemy? (Mouse King)

  • He looks out of the crack, he’s afraid to get out (Mouse)
  • A small ball is fumbling under the bench (Mouse)
  • Gray, small, tail like an awl (Mouse)
  • Small stature, long tail. Gray coat, sharp teeth (Mouse)
  • What animal lives in water in summer and in land in winter? (Water rat)
  • What do they say about someone who does nothing? (Doesn't catch mice)
  • Who was the coachman in the fairy tale "Cinderella"? (Rat)
  • Who did the steadfast tin soldier meet under the bridge? (With a rat)
  • What game did Puss in Boots play with the Ogre? (In cat and mouse)

New Year's quiz for high school students with answers

  1. In Rus', when the whole family gathered at the New Year's table, the children tied the table legs with a bast rope. What did this New Year's custom symbolize? (This meant that the family would be strong in the coming year and should not be separated)
  2. Why didn’t the future poet Pushkin have a New Year’s tree during his childhood? (The Christmas tree in Russia began to be used as a New Year tree only from the middle of the 19th century)
  3. Why did Russians celebrate the New Year twice with an interval of four months in 1699-1700? (Because on December 19, 1699, Peter the Great issued a decree on the reform of the calendar in Russia. According to this document, the New Year began to be celebrated on January 1. The first January New Year in Russia was celebrated very widely for almost a day.)
  4. Residents of which countries are the first on Earth to celebrate the New Year? (Residents of New Zealand and the state of Fiji. This is explained by the fact that these territories are geographically located closest to the date line)
  5. What gymnastic trick does the Earth perform at the time of the next New Year? (turnover)
  6. Who were the first people on Earth to celebrate the New Year in space? (Russian cosmonauts Yuri Romanenko and Georgy Grechko, in orbit of the Salyut-6 station on January 1, 1978)
  7. For Americans he is a saint, for the French he is a father. And who is he to the Russians? (In America - Santa Claus, in France - Père Noel - Father Christmas, and Santa Claus gives us gifts)
  8. In what month does our Grandfather Frost celebrate his birthday? (In November, more precisely - November 18. The children themselves came up with the date of birth of Father Frost, because it is on November 18 on his estate - in Veliky Ustyug - that real winter comes into its own, and frosts strike)
  9. What is the historical homeland of the Christmas tree and then the New Year tree? (Germany)
  10. What was the name of the village in which amazing events took place on Christmas night, which N.V. told us about? Gogol? (Dikanka)

"Continue the New Year's poem"

It would be better if Father Frost and Snow Maiden read out. It is also possible to wedge the presenter's words into the script itself.

When the New Year is knocking, open it quickly! It took him a whole year to come to us. Open wide...(doors!)

Let Grandfather Frost come in, and with him his toys: Cars, dolls, a steam locomotive, And various...(animals!)

We are still waiting and let the girl come to us - a girl! Do you remember her name? Of course...(Snow Maiden!)

And let the snowman come, But just don’t let him melt! Otherwise he’ll have to stand there all year, Because everything is there... (sweeps up!)

New Year's quiz with answers for a corporate party

Here is an interesting example of a New Year 2022 quiz with answers for a corporate party:

  1. What can be used both for salad and to imitate one of the important organs? (carrots for the salad and for the snowman’s nose).
  2. “There are two bolts in the puddle.” This sentence encrypts a Georgian surname. Which? (Rusted)
  3. How to make a snowdrift at home under a Christmas tree? (put a sheet on the floor).
  4. Who won't pass face control at a masquerade? (the one who came to the holiday without a mask).
  5. What does the Snow Maiden bring in the hem? (present).
  6. You are in an airplane seat, a car is driving in front of you, and a horse is galloping behind you. Where are you? (Ride the carousel)
  7. Where does the water stand? (In glass)
  8. They catch up with each other, but hide from each other. (Sun and month)
  9. What kind of dishes can you not eat anything from? (Out of empty)
  10. Who goes with grandfather, but is not grandmother? (Snow Maiden).
  11. Name the relatives of Santa Claus from other countries (Pere Noel from France, Snta Klaus from America, Yolupukki from Finland).
  12. How far into the forest can a hare run? (Until the middle of the forest, since further on he will already be getting out of the depths.)
  13. How can seven children, three of their parents and a large dog not get wet under one umbrella? (They won't get wet if the weather is good)
  14. Which clock shows the correct time only twice a day? (Which are worth)
  15. What comb can you use to comb your hair? (Petushin)
  16. What notes can be used to measure distance? (Mi-La-Mi)
  17. What does the name of the Finnish Santa Claus "Jolupukki" mean? (“Christmas goat” because Finnish Santa Claus travels on a goat).
  18. Which plant knows everything? (Horseradish)
  19. What disease does no one get sick on land? (Nautical)
  20. Who doesn't get their hair wet in the pouring rain? (Bald)
  21. The three letter word that every man is afraid of? (More)
  22. One corner of the square table was sawed off. How many angles does he have now? (Five)
  23. How do day and night end? (Soft sign)
  24. What is dropped when it is needed and picked up when it is no longer needed? (Anchor)
  25. What should you do when you see a green man? (Cross the street)
  26. What is it: green, bald and jumping? (Soldier at the disco)
  27. What is it: blue, big, with horns and stuffed with hares? (Trolleybus)
  28. It's coming to an end faster than the holidays, what is it? (Vacation pay)
  29. What is Santa Claus' favorite drink? (Coca-Cola, since the kind Father Christmas often appears in its advertising).

Employees will certainly enjoy an interesting game, and in the pauses between dances they will be willing to answer questions.

Chamomile

This is a simple quiz for which you just need to prepare a paper daisy with funny questions written on the back of it. The player pulls the petal and answers the question. Examples of questions:

  1. A man's weapon against Christmas trees? (Axe)
  2. Christmas tree singer? (Blizzard)
  3. Small blizzard? (Snow drift)
  4. Winter sculpture with carrots? (Snowman)
  5. Outfit for fish on the holiday table? (Fur coat)

But the fun begins if the player does not give the correct answer. Then the presenter has the right to give the participant a task: crow under the table, drink a glass of champagne in one gulp, sing a song, etc.


Invite each guest to come up with and hold a competition

Intellectual quiz for New Year 2022 with answers

An intellectual quiz for the New Year 2022 with answers for the whole family will give an unforgettable holiday and help parents find time to communicate with their children, and children will learn something new and interesting.

Questions might be something like this:

  1. In Russia they drink champagne on New Year's Eve, but what do they drink in France? (couchon).
  2. What's your favorite winter dish? Hint: what did winter salt in the tub in the popular song? (snowballs).
  3. What are the names of birds that do not tolerate winter well and do not like it? (migratory birds).
  4. Where does Grandfather Frost live? (city of Veliky Ustyug, Vologda region).
  5. Where is the birthplace of the Snow Maiden? (city of Kostroma).
  6. Who came up with the idea of ​​celebrating the New Year on January 1? (Peter the First).
  7. When was the New Year celebrated in Ancient Rus' before Peter the Great? (first of September)
  8. When is New Year celebrated in China? There is no specific date; the new year falls on a different date each time, at the end of January - beginning of February).

Schoolchildren will certainly enjoy the tricky questions, because in order to answer them, they will need to remember history and other subjects of the school curriculum. The prize for the correct answer can be an interesting book about New Year's traditions and customs.

Quiz with poems about Russian winter

Many wonderful poems are dedicated to winter. A quiz can be made from excerpts from Russian classics and famous poems for children. It is not worth giving complex tasks with little-known poems - few will be able to guess, and the participants will not be interested. Here you can divide into two teams - adults and younger family members - and compete to see who can remember the author the fastest. You can even continue reading the poem!

White fluffy snow swirls in the air and quietly falls to the ground and lies down. (Surikov)

The white birch tree under my window was covered with snow, like silver. (Yesenin)

The animals celebrated the New Year. The animals led a round dance. (Zakhoder)

What a night! Bitter frost, not a single cloud in the sky! (Pushkin)

Winter sings and calls, The shaggy forest lulls. (Yesenin)

Children will go to bed early on the last day of December, and they will wake up a year older on the first day of the calendar. (Marshak)

Light fluffy, white snowflake, so pure, so brave! (Balmont)

It was in January, there was a Christmas tree on the mountain. (Agniya Barto)

Spinning easily and clumsily, Snowflake sat down on the glass. (Tvardovsky)

Funny and cool questions for the New Year quiz

A funny intellectual game for adults is a great option for a tipsy group when the holiday is in full swing and everyone is already in a good mood and having fun from the heart. A New Year's comic quiz will amuse and amuse you and your guests on New Year's Eve.

As they say, how you celebrate the New Year is how you will spend it. When celebrating the New Year, you simply need to abstract yourself from everyday worries and immerse yourself in an atmosphere of joy and fun.

  1. What is the same color in winter and summer? (both the Christmas tree and the drunkard’s nose).
  2. What piece of furniture was the scariest for Soviet preschoolers during the New Year holidays? (a stool from which children were forced to read poetry).
  3. What is the difference between fever and the Winter Olympics? (white).
  4. If Santa Claus, then his granddaughter is Snegurochka. And if Grandfather is Marasmus, then his granddaughter... (Snedurochka).
  5. What do people often bring home late at night before the New Year? Answer: Husband from a corporate party
  6. Who will remain sober after the New Year's celebration? Answer: Christmas tree
  7. Why does the snowman have a bucket on his head? Answer: He went to take out the trash before the New Year
  8. Why does the snow woman have two waists? Answer: One of them is the neck
  9. Who is alone in the New Year and everyone at once? (The President congratulates all residents of the country).
  10. What has already happened in Kamchatka, will happen in Moscow now, but will it take a long time to wait in Kaliningrad? (chiming clock).
  11. How is a snowman different from a snow woman? Answer: A snowman, like all men, always has a “nose”
  12. If you call Santa Claus long and loudly on New Year's Eve, what will happen in the end? Answer: Neighbors or the police will come
  13. Whose mom and dad are the snow woman and the snowman? Answer: Bigfoot
  14. Grandfather Frost has two of them, but Snegurochka has none (the letter “D” in the word “Grandfather”).
  15. Santa Claus has a big and thick staff (staff).
  16. What will not a single person on planet Earth live without in 2020? Answer: Without breakfast, lunch and dinner
  17. What does half a New Year's tangerine look like? Answer: To the other half
  18. We take this in our hands, lightly squeeze it, and it becomes elastic. What is this? Answer: Snowball

These questions are sure to amuse adults in good company. You can reward participants with comic prizes. For example, you can arrange a comic lottery - write the names of gifts on the tickets and force participants to draw win-win tickets.

Gifts can have different names, for example, “Donut hole”, “Vest sleeves”, “200 grams of nails”. The main thing is to prepare funny souvenirs in advance, and a good mood is guaranteed.

"Draw Santa Claus"

An oval is drawn on two Whatman papers (this is the future face of Santa Claus). Whatman paper is mounted on a stand, with markers nearby. Two teams are formed: “girls” and “boys”.

At the “start” (chair), two teams line up. Everyone first is blindfolded.

Task: speed, blindly, reach the Whatman paper and draw only one element of Santa Claus. Then the bandage is removed and the participant runs to his team.

The next participant is blindfolded, he runs to the Whatman paper and draws another element of the face with his eyes closed, and so on. Then both drawings are compared. Santa Claus comments and chooses the winning team! Santa Claus takes pictures with her! Takes a selfie.

New Year's quiz with a trick for adults

New Year's quiz for the year of the tiger may have a trick. Both adults and children love such questions. The point of the catch is that the answer to the question is not actually the one that “asks itself” right away. Usually such questions are based on rhyme.

Here are examples of interesting questions:

  1. He drinks milk from a bowl and meows a little. He is harsh, there is no time to play with him! This beast is called...Tiger? (Cat).
  2. What are schoolchildren's sleds called? (Briefcase)
  3. Why does the snow woman have two waists? (To make hugging easier)
  4. He wears a striped cap and sticks his long nose everywhere. Brings fun to all the kids, And he's called...Santa Claus? (Pinocchio).
  5. What kind of animal will come to our Christmas tree for the New Year? A menacing roar can already be heard, a Bull is knocking on the room? (Tiger).
  6. What did plastic windows lose in winter? (Frost patterns)
  7. Two mothers and two daughters were sitting in a cafe. They were served coffee - three cups, but each was enough. How can this be? (They were grandmother, mother, daughter - just three people)
  8. Why are students kicked out of classes and lectures? (out the door)
  9. When is a person in a room without a head? (When he puts it out of the window onto the street.)
  10. Can an ostrich call itself a bird? (No, he can’t talk) Why do you go to bed when you want to sleep? (By gender)
  11. There were four birch trees, on each birch there were four large branches, on each large branch there were four small branches, on each small branch there were four apples. How many apples are there in total? (Not a single one. Apples don’t grow on birch trees!

You can come up with such riddles yourself, for example about Christmas tree decorations or winter sports, about winter natural phenomena. The main thing is to immediately warn the participants in the game that they need to listen to the riddles carefully and think before saying the answer. The most attentive person can be awarded a prize with meaning, for example, a chocolate bar to stimulate brain function.

You can also use comic problems with a trick; younger students will be happy to solve them. For example:

  1. Sasha made three snowballs and brought two of them home. Masha made five snowballs and brought four of them home. How many snowballs do Sasha and Masha have together at home? (not a single one, the snowballs melted at home).
  2. Vasya made three snowmen every month - three in December, three in January and three in February. Now is the month of April. How many snowmen are there in Vasya's yard? (not a single one, all melted in the spring).

Comic questions for corporate events

Each company will host a New Year's corporate party. A comic quiz will fit perfectly into the holiday scenario.

A quiz at a corporate party can be held in the form of a presentation with the possibility of randomly opening slides.

  1. Which knot cannot be untied? (Railway).
  2. In what geometric body can water boil? (Cubed).
  3. Which river is the scariest? (Tigris River).
  4. Which month is the shortest? (May - three letters).
  5. Where is the end of the world? (Where the shadow begins).
  6. Can an ostrich call itself a bird? (No, because he can't speak).
  7. When a new house is built, what is the first nail driven into? (In a hat).
  8. What is under a person's feet when he walks across a bridge? (Shoe sole).
  9. What can you easily pick up from the ground, but cannot throw far? (Pooh).
  10. How many peas can fit into one glass? (Not a single one - everything must be put down).
  11. What comb can you use to comb your head? (Petushin).
  12. What is between the window and the door? (Letter “i”).
  13. What can you cook but can't eat? (Lessons).
  14. How can you put two liters of milk in a liter jar? (You need to make condensed milk from milk).
  15. If five cats catch five mice in five minutes, how long does it take one cat to catch one mouse? (Five minutes).
  16. How many months in a year have 28 days? (All months).
  17. What do you drop when you need it and pick it up when you don't? (Anchor).
  18. The dog was tied to a ten-meter rope and walked three hundred meters. How did she do it? (The rope was not tied to anything.)
  19. What can travel around the world while remaining in the same corner? (Postage Stamp).
  20. Is it possible to light a match underwater? It is possible if you pour water into a glass and hold the match below the glass).
  21. How can a thrown egg fly three meters without breaking? (You need to throw the egg four meters, then it will fly the first three meters intact).
  22. What will happen to the green cliff if it falls into the Red Sea? (It will become wet).
  23. The man was driving a large truck. The lights on the car were not turned on. There was no moon either. The woman began to cross the road in front of the car. How did the driver manage to see her? (It was a bright sunny day).
  24. Two people were playing checkers. Each played five games and won five times. Is this possible? (Both people were playing with other people).
  25. What could be bigger than an elephant and at the same time weightless? (Shadow of an elephant).
  26. What are all the people on earth doing at the same time? (Getting older).
  27. Which becomes larger when placed upside down (Number 6).
  28. How to jump from a ten-meter ladder without hurting yourself? (You have to jump from the bottom step).
  29. What has no length, depth, width, height, but can be measured? (Time, temperature).
  30. Which hand is better to stir tea? (It is better to stir the tea with a spoon).
  31. When can the net pull out water? (When the water freezes).
  32. What question cannot be answered with “yes”? (Are you sleeping now?).
  33. What question cannot be answered with “no”? (You are alive?).
  34. What has two arms, two wings, two tails, three heads, three torsos and eight legs? (Rider holding a chicken in his hands).

Universal quiz for New Year 2022

Everyone will like this New Year's tiger quiz, because this noble striped animal is a symbol of the coming year. For example, a quiz for the New Year 2022 with answers for children about a striped predator might look like this:

  1. Are there white tigers? (Yes).
  2. Can tigers swim? (yes, they also love to swim).
  3. In what country on New Year's Eve can you safely visit strangers, bringing with you a piece of coal, a cake and whiskey? These items symbolize the wish for warmth, satiety and fun in the house. (England)
  4. In which country has it long been a good omen to see a chimney sweep on New Year's Eve? According to residents, you have to touch the chimney sweep to get dirty. Such a meeting brings happiness and good luck. (Austria)
  5. In which country did there exist an ancient custom when children, when gathering all family members at the New Year's table, entangled the table legs with linen rope? Having carried out this ritual, you can be sure that everyone sitting at the table will gather in full force next year. (Russia)
  6. In which country is it customary to turn off the lights on New Year's Eve so that it is time for New Year's kisses? (Bulgaria)
  7. Residents of which countries, before the onset of the New Year, open the door to let go of the Old Year and let in the New? (Scotland, Wales)
  8. Residents of which country believe that God swims on the back of a carp? Therefore, according to tradition, most of them release live carp into the river on New Year's Eve. (Vietnam)
  9. Can a tiger purr? He can’t, unlike a domestic cat).
  10. Do tigers eat bears? (yes, they can even growl like a bear to lure the victim into their clutches).
  11. Is it true that all tigers have the same stripes? (no, each animal has its own pattern, just like a person’s fingerprints).
  12. Residents of which country jump into the New Year with coins clutched in their fists, believing that such a ritual will not allow money to disappear from their home? (Germany)
  13. In Russia, this salad (“Olivier”) is considered a traditional attribute of the New Year.
  14. During the New Year, residents of which country, believing that laughter will definitely bring good luck in the coming year, begin to laugh? (Japan)
  15. Residents of which country roll a barrel of burning tar through the city streets before the New Year? In this way, they burn away all the adversities that were in the Old Year. (Scotland)

An evening of questions and answers will certainly be appreciated by all guests - both at home, at a children's party, and at a corporate party.

You should make sure in advance that everyone who will participate in the quiz receives prizes; they can be sweet or in the form of memorable souvenirs, for example, a candle in the shape of a tiger - a symbol of the next year. Then each participant will receive joy not only from solving tricky riddles, but also from receiving a gift.

Interesting facts about the symbol of the year

If you get tired of guessing riddles, you can invite guests to compete in their erudition by telling interesting stories about the symbol of the year. It is good if those invited prepare for this competition in advance. Stories must be unique and not repeated.

  • Rats warned people about the dangers of war. During the defense of Stalingrad, sailors told how rodents hastily abandoned not only sinking ships, but also ships that came under fire the next day.
  • In the 19th century in France, a newspaper published an announcement that one of the markets would be moved to a new location. Interestingly, the day before this date, the rats from the trading area broke out and ran exactly to where they were going to open a new market. Did they really read newspapers too?
  • Psychologists, studying the behavioral stereotypes of humans and rats, conducted an experiment. The subjects were placed in equal conditions, in a maze, in the center of which a bait was placed: for a person, a banknote, for a rat, a piece of cheese. The experimental subjects were equal in search speed. But when the bait was removed, it turned out that the rat quickly adapted to the new conditions and did not resort to where the cheese had previously been. And the man returned to the place again and again, hoping to see the money again.
  • Rats can speak and have a rich vocabulary. They communicate via ultrasound. If we could hear this animal, we would go deaf from the indignation of the little rat. This sound can be compared to the roar of a jackhammer.
  • Rats are suspected of destroying dinosaurs. These rodents are big fans of eggs. Scientists have suggested that such gastronomic preferences ultimately led first to a decrease in the birth rate, and then to the complete disappearance of ancient reptiles. Even today, the rat does not stop there, making room for itself in the sun. In Ireland, all the marsh frogs have already disappeared, and it was these gray rodents that ate them.

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