Name: Quiz Night
Start: 2024-09-24T19:00:00+12:00
End: 2024-09-24T22:00:00+12:00
Location: Hangar Bar

Quiz nights with Believe It or Not Quiz Nights.
Get your team booked in as tables go fast! BOOK NOW!
Call 09 835 1056 or email [email protected]
www.thehangar.co.nz/book-now
What's in the Quiz
The quiz is made up of several different components. Each is explained below:
8 ROUNDS OF QUESTIONS
The topics change every week, and will feature both recent and historical content.
THE JOKER
Choose two rounds before you start for which your points will be doubled. A team's success is pivotal to choosing which rounds are their strongest suits. The best way to determine this is to pass around the topic sheet, with each team member selecting their favourite rounds. The two most 'ticked' topics are where you should play your Jokers!
PONDEROUS PUZZLE
An ongoing problem where a clue is given at the end of each round. It could be a famous person, year, country, object, movie, book or band. The clues get progressively easier, with teams receiving points dependent on how quickly they solve it. The quicker they solve it, the more points they get.
LAST MAN STANDING
A 'heads or tails' style individual competition run in 'quiz' style. Usually run as an ice-breaker to start the night, you have a sheet of ten questions. Everyone stands up. Ask the first question, and give the two answer options. If a person thinks the first answer is correct, they put their hands on their head. If they think the second answer is spot on, they'll put their hands on their bottom. Announce the answer and anyone who gets it wrong must sit down. Carry on in this fashion until one person remains. They win a prize!
THE LIST
This takes place halfway through the quiz when you take a drinks break. Read out the category for The List. Teams write down ten items relating to the category, taking care to write down their 'dead certs' first on The List, and their hunches last. This is because once they get one wrong they break the chain, and stop scoring points. For instance, if they get number 5 wrong, yet get numbers 6 - 10 right, they only score 4 points, as the chain of correct answers was broken at number 5.
JACKPOT
Three difficult questions on a handout sheet, which are distributed to teams at the end of the quiz. Placed upside down on the table, teams are then asked to turn it over and given one or two minutes in which to record their answers. Once 'time' is called, answers are collected and checked and prizes awarded - although this happens VERY rarely.