For example-early editions of Trivial Pursuit included the following question: "What is the largest diamond in the world?" Most people, those unfamiliar with the ins and outs of Trivial Pursuit, would offer an answer like "The Hope Diamond" when in fact, Trivial Pursuit expects you to enjoy a little bit of wordplay and answer "A baseball diamond." Oh, those tricky Canadians. Heller goes on to suggest that top-notch Trivial Pursuit players should "be prepared to contest the validity of any question in which their answer is deemed to be wrong." In other words, the creators of Trivial Pursuit inserted just enough incorrect or out-of-date information to give a true Trivial Pursuit buff some wiggle-room when it comes to "correct" answers. Sure, no problem, I'll just put a pot of coffee on and memorize 1,000 Trivial Pursuit cards. Chief among these suggestions is the Rain Man-esque idea that a Trivial Pursuit fanatic memorize all 6,000 answers before his opponents arrive. Heller, gives a number of different ways to consistently whoop your friends at the world's favorite trivia game.
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The Dumbing Down of Trivial PursuitĪ book released in 1983, How To Win at Trivial Pursuit by Robert J. Is Trivial Pursuit getting easier or harder? It depends on which Genus edition you buy.
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