Monopoly in different themes Trivia Quiz

Answer: Clear crystal diamond

Some deluxe versions contain gold pieces, standard is silver, and the first editions of Monopoly (in the 30's and 40's) made you use pieces from around your house.

Answer: El Barto

El Barto is used in many "Simpsons" merchandising when Bart is shown spraying graffiti on things.

Simpsons Monopoly is a themed version of the classic board game Monopoly, featuring characters, locations, and references from the popular animated TV series "The Simpsons." The game was designed to be played in a manner similar to traditional Monopoly but with a Simpsons twist.

Answer: Cat Nip

Also, instead of "Go To Jail" there's "Fall Into Water", and instead of Jail there's Water.

Cat-Opoly is a themed version of the classic board game Monopoly that celebrates cats and cat lovers. This game replaces the traditional Monopoly properties, cards, and tokens with various cat-themed elements.

Most of the player tokens are various breeds of cats.

Answer: A question mark

The original Monopoly game was indeed introduced in 1935 by Parker Brothers, and it has since become one of the most iconic and enduring board games in history.

The game was designed by Charles Darrow, who initially developed it as a homemade game before securing a licensing deal with Parker Brothers.

In that initial release, the board looked quite different than a modern Monopoly game.

Answer: Yes

Ninja Turtles Monopoly is a version of the classic Monopoly board game featuring the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles". This game combines the traditional Monopoly gameplay with elements from the TMNT universe, making it a fun choice for fans of the popular comic book and cartoon series.

In addition to that version, there were updated versions of the game based on future animated series, and one that came out in 2023 based solely on the movie "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem".

Answer: Captain's Log

Captain's Log and Starfleet Orders Cards replace the traditional Chance and Community Chest cards and feature Star Trek-themed scenarios and events.

Star Trek Monopoly is one of many themed Monopoly editions that cater to different interests and fandoms. It offers a unique and enjoyable way for Star Trek fans to combine their love for the series with a classic board game experience.

Answer: Buccaneers

The Buccaneers won the Super Bowl the year this edition was released so they have the most expensive spot on the board.

The game board is designed to resemble an NFL stadium or football field.

Instead of the standard Monopoly tokens, players use tokens representing NFL team logos or football-related symbols.

The properties in the game are named after real NFL teams and their home stadiums, such as "Dallas Cowboys Stadium" or "Green Bay Packers Lambeau Field."

Answer: Tom Seaver

Instead of traditional Monopoly properties like Park Place and Boardwalk, you'll find baseball-themed properties, which include famous ballparks, baseball teams, or iconic baseball moments.

Instead of the standard Monopoly tokens, players use tokens representing baseball-related items, such as a baseball glove, a baseball bat, a baseball cap, a pitcher's mound, or a baseball.

The properties in the game are named after real baseball teams, stadiums, and iconic baseball landmarks. For example, you might be able to purchase "Fenway Park" or "Yankee Stadium."

Answer: Atlantic City

The original Monopoly board was based on streets in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The properties reflect real locations in the city, such as Boardwalk and Park Place.

The original Monopoly tokens included the thimble, iron, race car, top hat, shoe, and battleship. Over the years, many other tokens have been introduced, and some have been retired.

Answer: Yes

There have been several video game versions of Monopoly available on various gaming platforms. These video game adaptations allow you to play Monopoly digitally, often with online multiplayer options and computer-controlled opponents. These adaptations can be found on platforms like PC, gaming consoles (such as Xbox and PlayStation), mobile devices, and even some online gaming websites.