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Atlas Trivia

Every card has an easy, a medium and a hard question, so a seven-year-old and a grandparent can play the same game. Answer right to keep the card; collect all six worlds to win.

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  • Instant download
  • US Letter and A4
  • Print as often as you need
  • One payment
  • 2 to 6 players or teams
  • Ages 7 and up
  • 20 to 40 minutes
  • 162 questions

Perfect for family game night, mixed ages, classroom review and road trips

Atlas Trivia: the rules page between two pages of question cards from Ancient Egypt and the Heavenly City.

How it works

  1. Pick your level. Easy names the place in the picture, medium explains a word, hard names a place from what it does.
  2. Answer to keep the card. Each card belongs to one world. Tick it in your passport.
  3. Collect every world. The first player with a card from all six worlds wins.

What's inside

  • 54 question cards162 questions in all: 27 about each of the six worlds.
  • Three levelsEasy picture questions for young children, harder ones for grown-ups, on the same card.
  • Answers on every cardUpside down at the bottom, so anyone can be the quizmaster.
  • PassportsTick off each world as you win its cards.
  • Ways to playTeams with steals, quiz night with a quizmaster, and a classroom warm-up.
  • Print as often as you likeFor your home or your classroom.

Page by page

A PDF of 9 pages, in US Letter and A4.

  1. 1Rules, the three levels, and ways to play
  2. 2 to 754 question cards, nine to a page: Ancient Egypt, Ancient Rome, Modern Town, Green World, Robotic Future and the Heavenly City
  3. 8Card backs, for printing on both sides
  4. 9Four passports

Questions

Can young children really play?

Yes. Level 1 only asks them to name the place in a picture, and the name is often something they will have seen on this site. A grown-up reads the card.

Are the questions about real places?

Each question is about a place on The Atlas of Cities: real ones from Egypt, Rome and today, and imagined ones from the green, future and heavenly worlds. Every answer is explained on the site.

What do I need?

Scissors, a pencil, and thick paper if you have it. Cards last longer on card stock or in sleeves.

Can I print more copies?

Yes, for your own home or classroom. Please don't share the file online.

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