Editing No Guessing!

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|image = Noguessingboardgame.png
|first = [[Arthur the Loser]]
|last = [[Bats in the Belfry]]}} '''No Guessing!''' is a board game that first appeared in ''[http://arthur.wikia.com/wiki/Arthur_the_Loser Arthur the Loser]''. Arthur bought it because of its very convincing T.V. advertisement. The game is played by rolling a die, moving a certain amount of spaces, and answering questions. The finish/winning point is a button in the middle with a large star on it, when pressed on; it makes a sound and the player raises their arms and yells, "I win!"

This game varies in different questions, some difficult and some easy. A few examples would be:
*A scientist combined one litre of H2O and nine ounces of soil, what compound did he make?
*Baseball is covered in what material?
*What is the largest city in France?
*What is the third planet from the sun?
*A four-legged barking canine.
*The bread around the hot dog is the...
*The sight of King Solomon's Mines
*How do you spell Cat?
*What line goes around the Earth?
*A Basketball is filled with....

==Trivia==

*The game is loosely based on [[Trivial Pursuit]].
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 |image = Noguessingboardgame.png
 |first = [[Arthur the Loser]]
-|last = [[The Tattletale Frog]]}} '''No Guessing!''' is a board game that first appeared in ''[[Arthur the Loser]]''. Arthur bought it because of its very convincing T.V. advertisement. The game is played by rolling a die, moving a certain amount of spaces, and answering questions. The finish/winning point is a button in the middle with a large star on it, when pressed on; it makes a sound and the player raises their arms and yells, "I win!" On the front cover there's a picture of an owl either graduating high school or college.
+|last = [[Bats in the Belfry]]}} '''No Guessing!''' is a board game that first appeared in ''[http://arthur.wikia.com/wiki/Arthur_the_Loser Arthur the Loser]''. Arthur bought it because of its very convincing T.V. advertisement. The game is played by rolling a die, moving a certain amount of spaces, and answering questions. The finish/winning point is a button in the middle with a large star on it, when pressed on; it makes a sound and the player raises their arms and yells, "I win!"
 This game varies in different questions, some difficult and some easy. A few examples would be:
-*A scientist combined one liter of H2O and nine ounces of soil, what compound did he make? (answer: mud)
+*A scientist combined one litre of H2O and nine ounces of soil, what compound did he make?
-*A baseball is covered in what material? (answer: cowhide)
+*Baseball is covered in what material?
-*What is the largest city in France? (answer: Paris)
+*What is the largest city in France?
-*What is the third planet from the [[sun]]? (answer: Earth)
+*What is the third planet from the sun?
-*A four-legged barking canine. (answer: dog)
+*A four-legged barking canine.
-*The bread around the hot dog is the... (answer: bun)
+*The bread around the hot dog is the...
-*The site of King Solomon's Mines (answer (possibly): [http://www.bookrags.com/shortguide-king-solomons-mines/setting.html present-day southern Africa])
+*The sight of King Solomon's Mines
-**Sue Ellen answered "Zimbabwe", which could be correct
+*How do you spell Cat?
-*How do you spell Cat? (answer: C-A-T)
+*What line goes around the Earth?
-*What line goes around the [[Earth]]? (answer: equator)
+*A Basketball is filled with....
-*A Basketball is filled with.... (answer: air)
-*How many points is a basket in basketball worth? (answer: 2 points)
+==Trivia==
-There was also a period in ''Arthur the Loser'' where they showed a montage of Arthur saying random phrases (which were likely the answers):
-* Icing the puck
+*The game is loosely based on [[Trivial Pursuit]].
-* A lobster
+[[Category:Fictional Games]]
-* The Boston Red Sox
-* 1945 (possibly: "When did World War II end?")
-* Dirt
-The questions that he was answering during that time are unknown.[[Category:Games]]
-[[Category:A to Z]]
 [[Category:Objects]]