Free question set · Logic, wordplay & visual
1% Club style questions for work teams
The 1% Club format is the best whole-room game ever put on television: the first question is one 90% of people get right, the last is one only 1% can crack. No trivia knowledge needed — just logic, wordplay and a sense of humour — which is exactly why it works with a mixed work crowd. Here's a free, original 15-question set, ladder-ordered and audience-ready.
Run this set live in about two minutes: download the set (JSON), create a free game at Last One Standing, and hit Upload JSON in the console's Questions card. The whole ladder — pictures included — loads in one go. Everyone plays from their phones; last one standing wins.
The set: 90% down to 1%
Tap a question to reveal the answer. Difficulty percentages are our estimates — your room will tell you the truth.
90%Which tile is different?
Answer: C. Tile C has the small amber dot on the opposite side.
80%Five players each scan one phone to join. How many phones are scanned?
Answer: 5. One per player.
70%What word links these two phrases: BOARD ___ and ___ ROOM?
Answer: GAME. Board game and game room.
60%Tomorrow is Wednesday. What day is today?
Answer: Tuesday. The day before Wednesday is Tuesday.
50%Which clock time appears twice?
Answer: 3:15. B and D both show 3:15.
40%Add one letter to EIGHT to make something you can measure.
Answer: WEIGHT. Add W.
30%What comes next: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, ?
Answer: 8. Each number is the previous two added together.
25%How many cyan squares are there?
Answer: 7. There are seven highlighted cyan squares.
20%What odd number becomes even when you remove one letter?
Answer: SEVEN. Remove S and SEVEN becomes EVEN.
15%How many numbers from 1 to 100 contain the digit 0?
Answer: 10. 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, and 100.
10%What starts and ends with E, but usually contains only one letter?
Answer: Envelope. An envelope can contain one letter.
5%Which option completes the pattern?
Answer: D. Each row shifts the same three shapes left by one place.
3%What letter comes next: O, T, T, F, F, S, S, E, ?
Answer: N. The initials of One to Nine.
2%What can travel around the room while staying in the corner?
Answer: A stamp. A stamp stays in the corner of an envelope as the envelope travels.
1%I am a three-digit number. My digits add to 9. My hundreds digit is one less than my tens digit. If you reverse me, the new number is 198 larger. What am I?
Answer: 234. 2 + 3 + 4 = 9, and 432 - 234 = 198.
Writing your own 1% questions
- The ladder is the game. Order matters more than any single question: open with gimmes, and save anything that needs 30 genuine seconds of thought for the bottom five.
- No trivia. The moment a question rewards knowing facts, the format breaks — someone's out because they never watched cricket. Logic, patterns, wordplay and pictures keep everyone alive on merit.
- Visual questions reset the room. Two or three picture puzzles spaced through the ladder pull eyes back to the big screen.
- Or type a topic and let the AI write the ladder — the built-in question writer drafts a full set in seconds, and you edit before anyone sees it.
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