Q 01/05
A) Performing conjuring tricks
B) Waiting at tables
C) Leading dance classes
D) Playing the piano
Answer · why
Playing the piano took him to hotels where murder-mystery games were part of the evening's entertainment, and he devised a game of his own to fill the...
Q 02/05
A) Parker Brothers
B) Spear's Games
C) Waddingtons
D) Chad Valley
Answer · why
Waddingtons agreed to take the game after a demonstration in Leeds in 1945, but a post-war shortage of materials kept it out of the shops until 1949.
Q 03/05
A) I guess
B) I play
C) I seek
D) I hide
Answer · why
I play is the meaning; Ludo was also a familiar British board game, but it was little played in America, so the game went on sale there simply as Clue...
Q 04/05
A) Milton Bradley
B) Selchow & Righter
C) Ideal Toy Company
D) Parker Brothers
Answer · why
Parker Brothers dropped the pun because Ludo, the British board game hidden in the name, meant little to Americans, who knew the similar Parcheesi ins...
Q 05/05
A) Colonel Amber
B) Colonel Gold
C) Colonel Yellow
D) Colonel Saffron
Answer · why
Colonel Yellow stood beside plain-coloured suspects such as Mr Brown and Miss Grey in Pratt's wartime design; he was renamed before the game went on s...
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