If you still haven’t figured out how to entertain an adult audience, here’s a New Year’s quiz for a corporate party. A fun game will undoubtedly captivate the whole company and allow participants to earn a lot of prizes and diversify the scenario.
Choose what you like:
- Cool questions with answers
- Quiz “Shifters”
- Corporate party with humor
Cool questions with answers
- Good both as a salad ingredient and as a kind of organ. (Carrot for a snowman).
- A New Year's character whom a Russian would call "Baba Natalia" (Italian Santa Claus - Babbo Natale).
- Imitation of a snow drift under a Christmas tree, in apartment conditions (sheet).
- The aroma that covers all the perfumes of the world on New Year's Eve (coniferous).
- Winter Stakhanovite (Frost).
- Face control conditions for a masquerade? (Mask).
- How do you ring a Christmas tree? (Round dance).
- “Snow child” of joint yard games? (Snowman).
- If “it” gets into your pants on the street, then in the house it will compromise you. (Snow).
- Snowman's wife? (Snow woman).
- If vodka freezes to the point of ice in the freezer, it means it is... (“scorched”).
- Is it customary in all countries to celebrate the New Year with Champagne? (No, just as a tradition, this is treated only in Russia, Poland, Sweden and the countries of the former CIS).
- New Year's favorite drink in France? (Cruchon).
- In which country do they celebrate the New Year with milk and beer? (In the Netherlands, they cook Slam and love beer).
- The aroma of New Year's celebrations, which is used in rooms for special purposes. (Fir).
- What does the New Year's beauty hide under the hem? (Present).
- Spicy New Year's drink. (Champagne).
- Compensation for winter, compensation for spring? (Pancakes).
- Its size depends on the time of year. (Day).
- An attribute of adultery that some people lose by winter. (Horns).
- Lyrics from the song: She went hunting, forged silver, planted a thin moon in a crystal bucket... what kind of active person are we talking about? (About Winter).
- Who doesn't need a diet either in winter or summer? (Christmas tree: slim in winter and summer... she was).
- Yard hooligans, victims of the coldest time of the year. (Thugs).
- A fiery sign of a good New Year's Eve celebration. (Fireworks).
- What else, besides the Christmas tree, is the same color at all times of the year? (The nose of an alcoholic).
- You can't drink alcohol with this, but still the song says that winter salted them in a tub. (Snowballs).
- In which fairy tale did Santa Claus mock a Russian girl? (Morozko).
- On New Year's Eve at once and all at once? (The President congratulates the people of Russia).
- And the Winter Olympics and fever? (White).
- In which cartoon is mom not bothered by snow or technological innovations? (“Prostokvashino”: “It’s not the technology that got here, I got here myself, on skis”).
- The size of a one and a half liter bottle of champagne is called... (Magnum).
- A country where not only (according to Alice) the Antipodes live, but also where they celebrate New Year in the summer. (Australia).
- Cold varieties of apples. (Winter).
- Country of past Winter Olympic Games. (Russia).
- A piece of furniture that tormented Soviet children on New Year's Eve. (Stool).
Official congratulations in prose on Youth Day
Russian Youth Day is a very bright, wonderful and joyful summer holiday! Dear boys and girls, we sincerely congratulate you all! You are our pride, hope and future of our Great Country. Let faith and determination be your faithful companions. Let optimism and confidence in success never leave you. Have fun and rejoice from the heart, our dear youth, because you are beautiful, young, energetic and full of wonderful ideas. May all your best aspirations and most ambitious life plans certainly come true.
Today we would like to greet and congratulate our wonderful youth with pleasure! And also - all those who joined our holiday, who are not so young in years, but are still young, cheerful and full of optimism in their souls. We are rightfully proud of you, our dear boys and girls! We believe that the future of Russia is in worthy and reliable hands. Confidently step forward and only forward. Do not stop in front of obstacles and difficulties. Don't lose your optimism. Persistently implement the most daring and incredible plans. Take care and increase the achievements of our great country. I wish you happiness, joy, success in all your endeavors!
Our dear youth! We all dream that in many years our country will remain rich, successful, prosperous, and the people living in it will remain happy and joyful. Therefore, on this day we say all our best wishes to you - the continuers of our deeds, our heirs, our wonderful future. Be healthy, beautiful and generous! Be worthy, noble and honest! Be strong, determined and persistent! Overcome difficulties bravely, work passionately, and increase the well-being of our country. Success and inspiration to you, our dear boys and girls, in everything and always! Congratulations!
Quiz "Shifters" for a corporate party
The presenter says a proverb, a line from a song, a poem, the words in which are replaced with opposite meanings. Participants must remember and pronounce the original.
- Hello, Uzbek Sonya! (“Farewell, gypsy Sera!”).
- Leave the renovated laundry (“Stay with nothing”).
- A duck is a friend to a boar (“The goose is not a friend to a pig”).
- Father-without-stepfather (“Mother-and-stepmother”).
- I’m standing in front of the window outside the dry room (“I’m sitting behind bars in a damp dungeon”).
- Baldness is a male deformity (“The braid is a girl’s beauty”).
- Mouse without bast shoes (“Puss in Boots”).
- Without courage, the ears are small (“Fear has big eyes”).
- Your Vanya laughs quietly (“Our Tanya cries loudly”).
- The devil never took away a stick of sausage from the eagle (“God once sent a piece of cheese to the crow”).
- Death of Mars ("Birth of Venus").
- Cockerel One Color (“Ryaba Hen”).
- One is waiting for eight (“Seven do not wait for one”).
- You ran away from me without saying goodbye (“I came to you with greetings”).
- For the sober, the sand is up to the top of the head (“The drunken sea is knee-deep”).
- A boar will sometimes hide cleanliness (“A pig will always find dirt”).
- Without a grandfather, one melancholy duck died (“Two cheerful geese lived with grandma”).
- Poems prevent you from breaking and dying (“The song helps us build and live”).
- Eh, warm, warm! Heat it up! (“Oh, frost, frost! Don’t freeze me!”).
- It’s so disgusting that they were the only ones who left there yesterday (“It’s great that we’ve all gathered here today”).
Universal New Year quizzes 2022
Universal New Year quizzes 2022:
What did the Slavs call the Lord of the winter cold?
- Shchipach
- + Treskun
- Bouncer
What does Santa Claus, traditionally, hold in his hand?
- Bell
- Flashlight
- + Staff
At what address in Russia does the main New Year's wizard live?
- Sergiev Posad
- Nizhny Novgorod
- + Veliky Ustyug
What does Santa Claus usually drive?
- Riding a horse
- In a reindeer harness
- + In a sleigh with three horses
Who performed at the New Year's concert in a Santa Claus costume in the cartoon “Well, Just Wait!”?
- Bear
- + Hare
- Wolf
Who is related by degree of relationship to the winter sorcerer Snegurochka?
- Daughter
- + Granddaughter
- Kuzina
When is the snow girl's birthday celebrated?
- March 1
- March 8
- + April 4
Which region in Russia is considered the birthplace of Sneguronka?
- Arkhangelskaya
- Vologda
- + Kostromskaya
Which winter month was called “snowman” in ancient times?
- December
- + January
- February
What is most often inserted instead of a snowman's nose?
- Bump
- Potatoes
- + Carrot
Quiz “Believe it or not”:
- In Denmark, on New Year's Eve, is it customary to jump into rivers and impersonate the Little Mermaid from Andersen's fairy tale? (No)
- Do you believe that on December 31, 1991, instead of the head of state, satirist Mikhail Zadornov spoke to television viewers? (Yes)
- Do you believe that in Greece the key to happiness is baked in a New Year's cupcake? (no, lucky coin)
- Do you believe that in Ireland, hosts put glasses of live fish on the New Year's table? (Yes)
- Do you believe that the year on the island of Bali is 210 days, which is why they celebrate the New Year on this island more often than other inhabitants of our planet? (Yes)
- Do you believe that if you break a lot of pottery on the Swedish doorstep, they will open the door and feed you goodies? (Yes)
- Do you believe that Sudanese people most want to meet a crocodile on New Year's Eve? (Yes)
- Do you believe that you can get arrested for celebrating New Year in Saudi Arabia? (Yes)
- Do you believe that the Cypriot Santa Claus is called Vasily? (Yes)
- Do you believe that Mongolian Santa Claus is dressed as a cattle breeder? (Yes)
- Do you believe that Santa Claus was originally depicted wearing a cloak? (Yes)
- Do you believe that a letter sent to the address: 96930, Finland, Arctic Circle will reach Santa Claus? (Yes)
- Do you believe that by decision of the UN in 1984 Lapland became the “Land of Father Frost”? (Yes)
- Do you believe that the artistic image of Santa Claus was invented by the artist Handon Sundblom, who drew drawings for a Cocca-Cola advertisement in 1931? (No)
- Do you agree with the statement that in India they decorate the mango tree for the New Year? (Yes)
- Do the Spaniards come to Italy on New Year's Eve and collect furniture that the Italians threw away? (No)
- Is it true that people all over the world celebrate New Year on January 1? (No)
- Is it true that Argentines throw away piles of unnecessary papers and magazines on New Year’s Day in order to get rid of old problems from last year? (Yes)
- Is it true that in Greece there is a tradition: on New Year's Eve, visiting with a stone that symbolizes the heaviness of your wallet. The more stones given to the owners, the more money they will have in the New Year? (Yes)
- Is it true that in Denmark there is a tradition of throwing broken dishes at the doors of friends and neighbors, which causes joy and hope for good luck in the New Year? (Yes)
- Is it true that before the New Year, Italians throw away old furniture and clothes to get rid of negativity? (Yes)
- Is it true that in Italy it is customary to wear white clothes on New Year's Eve for good luck all year round? (No, they always wear something red there)
- Is it true that on New Year's Eve during the chimes in Spain you have to eat 12 grapes for good luck? (Yes)
- Is it true that the symbol of the New Year in the United States is a baby in a diaper, who, according to legend, grows up and transfers powers to another baby next year? (Yes)
- Is it true that the tradition of decorating a Christmas tree came to us from Germany? (Yes)
- Is it true that Japanese Santa Claus has eyes in the back of his head so he can see and know everything? This instills obedience in Japanese children. (Yes)
Funny universal questions for adults:
- Question: What color can you bring an angry person to a fever pitch? Answer: until white, “bring to white heat”
- Question: In what part of the world does a person prance, making a hasty acquaintance with something? Answer: across Europe (“galloping across Europe”)
- Question: What movie is the line “I don’t need money, I’m going to get rich, but not now” from? Answer: D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers
- Question: What significant disadvantage do cabbage rolls have? Answer: they are lazy (“lazy cabbage rolls”)
- Question: Which flower helped the monster become happy? Answer: scarlet flower
- Question: On what part of the human body is it worth recording information? Answer: on the nose (“cut it on your nose”)
- Question: For what reason do the eyes sometimes leave their place and move higher? Answer: due to surprise (“eyes popped out of my head”)
Questions and answers for a quiz with humor
- Can a penguin say it is a bird? (Of course not, he can’t speak).
- A truck was driving along a country road without turning on its headlights. The moon didn't shine. A girl ran out from behind a tree and walked across the road. The driver saw her. How is this possible? (It happened on a sunny DAY).
- THIS is larger than an elephant, but weighs nothing at all (Shadow of an Elephant).
- What does half an avocado look like? (For his SECOND half).
- Only this disease cannot be contracted on land (Sea).
- Which knot is impossible to untie, even if you really want to (Transport, railway).
- If you climb a 10 m high ladder and jump from it, how can you avoid getting a fracture? (Jump from the bottom step).
- THIS is constantly in one corner, but at the same time travels everywhere (Postage stamp).
- In which month do secretaries gossip the least?
- What branch is not on the tree? (Railway).
- What can't a working person eat for breakfast? (Dinner and supper).
- Some employees have nothing on fire, but still have to extinguish it. What is this? (Credit).
- The yard dog was put on a chain 15 m long, but he walked 100. How did this happen? (The chain was not attached to the booth).
- Which month is the shortest? (May - it only has three letters).
- If you walk across a bridge, what will be under your feet? (Sole).
- You can’t comb your hair with such a comb (Petushin).
- What do people read in a restaurant? (Menu).
- How to put 2 liters of milk in a half-liter jar? (Make condensed milk).
- Which month has 28 days? (In all).
- What stones will you never find at the bottom of the sea? (Dry).
- Which hand should you use to stir sugar in a cup of tea? (Better take a teaspoon).
- How do both day and night end? (Soft sign).
- A person has one, a cow has two, and a goose has none at all (Letter “O”).
- How to prevent an employee from losing his head in his office? (Stick your head out the window).
- What takes a long time to prepare but is impossible to eat? (Lessons).
- Where can you see a column of water during working hours? (In glass).
- What kind of utensils won't work with you to eat during your lunch break? (From empty).
- The clock in the office shows the correct time only twice a day. Is this possible? (Yes, if the clock is standing).
- Which wheel never spins when making a left turn? (Spare).
- Who never gets his hair wet in the rain (Bald Man).
- What was yesterday and tomorrow? (Today).
- THIS hangs on the wall even if it falls (Barometer).
- What do people do on the way to work if they see a green man? (Cross the roadway).
A New Year's quiz for a corporate party is an entertainment that will not allow guests to get bored during the holiday, will dilute other table games and give a break from active dancing.
Youth Day cool competitions
How it works
10-12 objects familiar to everyone are placed in an opaque bag or sack. This could be: a comb, curlers, a screwdriver, a toothbrush, a tennis ball, a paper clip, a stapler, etc. Participants take turns pulling out objects and trying to find the coolest or most unusual uses for them. Those who fail are eliminated from the game. Simple answers “You can brush your teeth with a toothbrush” or similar ones do not count. If you wish, you can complicate the task and invite participants to choose two objects and come up with ideas for what purposes they can be used together.
Dancing fingers
Participants are invited to choose a partner to dance a famous ballroom or folk dance together. But the partners will have to perform all the movements of rock and roll, foxtrot, waltz, czardash or gypsy with an exit not with their feet, but with their fingers, index and middle fingers. The role of the dance floor is performed by an ordinary table. So that everyone present at the festival can watch the competition, the “dance steps” can be filmed and broadcast on a large screen.
Instructions
It is easier to cope with any unfamiliar task by following detailed and well-written instructions. Contestants must also write instructions for the “most difficult” cases. The topics are humorous. For example, “How to teach a hedgehog to fly”, “How to persuade your younger brother to make room for the computer?” “What is the correct way to eat a pie?”
Holiday card
Three to five teams can participate in the competition. Task: draw colorful cards on large sheets of whatman paper and come up with heartfelt congratulatory speeches for very unusual holidays: Groundhog Day, Raspberry Speckled Rabbit Day, International Bagel Day, Smiley’s Birthday, World Day of Selfless Deeds, etc.
