Uncommon "Common" Knowledge
This planet is known as the “Red Planet”.
What is Mars?
This is the smallest country in the world.
Where is Vatican City?
A father crosses an entire ocean to rescue his rebellious son who didn’t listen.
What is Finding Nemo?
This fruit is often (wrongly) thought to have been eaten in the Garden of Eden.
What is an apple?
Play 4 Pics 1 Word.
Choose 1 rep from each group to compete. Best of 5 wins!
He developed the theory of general relativity.
Who was Albert Einstein?
This city’s name means “Lion City”.
What is Singapore?
Woman runs away after a bad day and freezes her problems.
What is Frozen?
This biblical figure was known for his superhuman strength.
Who is Samson?
Luck or Skill.
Choose 1 rep from each group to compete in Rock Paper Scissors. Best of 3 wins!
The word “emoji” comes from this language?.
What is Japanese?
This is the longest river in the world.
What is the Nile River / Amazon River?
Guy thinks dressing like an animal makes him relatable.
What is Batman?
The word “Gospel” literally means...
What is The Good News?
Hide and Seek.
Choose 1 rep from each group to compete.
Put your phones on silent vibrate mode. Your opponent have 3 minutes to find the hidden phone. Fastest wins!
This is the rarest blood type in humans.
What is AB Negative?
This country has the most natural lakes in the world.
Where is Canada? (>879,800 lakes)
Woman runs away after a bad day and freezes her problems.
What is Titanic?
He was the first Christian martyr.
Who was Stephen?
Play a game of Duotrigordle.
Choose 1 rep from each group to compete. Most correct wins!
This country has a unicorn as its national animal.
What is Scotland?
These two countries share the world’s longest international border.
Where is the United States and Canada? (8,893 km)
An epic saga about debt, desire, and the pursuit of slightly better rum.
What is Pirates of the Caribbean?
This verse is known as the shortest in the Bible, and it says...
What is John 11:35 — “Jesus wept.” ?
Play the Wiki Game.
Choose 1 rep from each group to compete.
Using wikilinks to travel from one Wikipedia page to another. The first person to reach the destination page, or the person that reaches the destination using the fewest links, wins the race.