Shake the Dice Trivia Quiz

Answer: Yahtzee

The object of "Yahtzee" is for each player to obtain the best rolls they can in 13 different combinations. The player with the highest score at the end of the game wins. Edwin S. Lowe is credited with inventing "Yahtzee".

Answer: Monopoly

With so many variations of "Monopoly", each region of the world has names and places to relate to their environment. "Monopoly" also holds the Guinness World Record for the most people to play it.

Answer: Backgammon

Backgammon is one of the oldest known board games. Backgammon is said to have originated in Mesopotamia around 5000 years ago. The objective of Backgammon is to move your pieces along the board's triangles and off the board before your opponent does.

Answer: Boggle

"Boggle" is a timed word game in which players have three minutes to find as many connected words as possible. Players compare their lists of words when the timer runs out and remove any words found by multiple players. Points are then awarded for remaining words, depending on how many letters are in the word.

Answer: True

"Dungeons & Dragons" essentially is story based on how the players choose to play. Players choose quests and adventures based on the outcome of the rolled dice. Typically there are no winners or losers in "Dungeons & Dragons" if played the conventional way.

Answer: Craps

The concept of playing craps is to roll a number with two dice and then roll that same number again before a seven is rolled. There are several ways to bet on craps but pass line and don't pass wagers are the most common. The person at the craps table that rolls the dice is called the shooter.

Answer: Chuck-a-luck

"Chuck-a-luck" is also referred to as "birdcage" because of the shape of the basket the dice are kept in. The dealer rotates the cage with the dice landing on the bottom. The value of the dice is totaled up after the spin determining the outcome. Before the spin of the cage players make bets and winning bets are paid from the total that the dice landed on.

Answer: Quarriors!

The main purpose of "Quarriors!" is to accumulate as much quiddity as possible to purchase in-game creature dice and spell dice, which are used to attack other players. This game is also very versatile due to having the ability to buy dice sets which changes gameplay.

Answer: Bunco

Bunco is played by rolling three dice. You'll earn points if you roll the number that is the same as the round. For round one, that's one. Round two, two. And so on. The game ends once a team reaches 21 points or rolls three ones, for example, which would be a Bunco.

Answer: Perquackey

"Perquackey" is a word game where you roll ten dice and make as many words as possible. You can only use a word once and must be at least three letters long. Once a player reaches a certain level of points, they now can roll the red dice but words must contain at least five letter words.