Description

Game One
Two or more players. One question master.
Object of the Game The winning player is the first to win an agreed number of cards by correctly answering one question per card.
Gameplay: The question master holds the pack of cards question side up, the first player selects any question from 1 to 6 on the card held by the question master If he answers correctly that card is awarded (and is retained question aide up to avoid looking at the answers for future games). If the question is either not answered or answered incorrectly, then any other player with the right answer Is similarly rewarded with that card. If no player answers correctiy. the question master replaces that card to the bottom of the pack. The game continues with each player in turn until one player wins the agreed number ot cards.
Variation
If there is a spread of ages and abilities, give every one a chance by giving greater rewards to younger players. Try — Ages 8 to 11 three cards per answer; Ages 11 to 14 two cards per answer; Ages 14+ one card per answer.
Game Two for Two Players
Object of the Game: The winning player is the first to win an agreed number of cards by correctly answering, according to age and ability, a minimum number of questions per card.
Gameplay: The first pfayer is question master and asks the second player questions from the top card of the pack which is placed question side up. The card is won by answering enough questions correctly. Ages 8-11 score 2/6 to win; Ages 11*14 score 3/6 to win; Ages 14 + score 4/6 to win. When all the questions on a card have
been asked or the card won, the second player becomes question master for the next card. Play continues until one player wins the agreed number of cards.
Game Three
Two or more players. One question master/scorer. Score pad + pencil required.
Object of the Game: The winner is the player scoring the most points over an agreed number of rounds.
Gameplay: Question master asks each player in turn a question. If the player answers correctly two points are awarded, failure to answer or incorrect answer, allows the other players to answer for one point. The first player to do this correctly is awarded the point. However, if different ages and abilities are participating the rewards for correct answers may vary.

If you have collected several Travel Trivia Games set a different subject for each round.