This Weeks Engineering Trivia Quiz

A mix of General Engineering Questions which are guaranteed to test your knowledge.


Try to answer them yourself or in a group, maybe in a coffee or lunch break - print out the questions and see how good your group is.


It's often difficult for a single individual to have  the spread of knowledge, but it is interesting to see what obscure knowledge people do in fact have tucked away in the dark recesses of their brains.
 Sometimes an answer is a combination of knowledge from different people.
 One person starts the ball rolling and others can piggy back from that start

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Answering trivia questions can also be used as a lead in to business activities.  
Typically as a starter to meetings, in order to "break the ice" and get some lateral thinking or maybe to start a brainstorming session.  It can start the thinking process and get people to look "outside of the square". 

Complimentary to, and also an excellent way to develop and stimulate the thought process is to use creativity exercises such as  http://creativitygames.net/   

If you are organising a  trivia competition, feel free to use any of the engcom questions and please give us a mention.  Maybe your company has an internal (or external) news letter.  Again we don't own the knowledge, but an acknowledgement would be appreciated

This Weeks Engineering Trivia Quiz

Always a challenging test of general Engineering Knowledge 
Created by Engineers - For Engineers
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This Weeks Engineering Trivia Quiz

A challenging test of general Engineering Knowledge
Created by Engineers - For Engineers
 

This Weeks Engineering Trivia Quiz

A challenging test of general Engineering Knowledge
Created by Engineers - For Engineers

This Weeks Engineering Trivia Quiz

This Weeks Engineering Trivia Quiz

Engineers always love a challenge and there is no better challenge than General Engineering Knowledge.


Engineers have many answers to many questions.


In some instances a Trivia Quiz can be used as a lead in to business activities.  
Typically as a starter to meetings, in order to "break the ice" and get some lateral thinking or maybe to start a brainstorming session.  It can start the thinking process and get people to look "outside of the square". 

Complimentary to, and also an excellent way to develop and stimulate the thought process is to use creativity exercises such as those found on sites such as as  http://creativitygames.net/   


If you are organising a  trivia competition, feel free to use any of the engcom questions and please give us a mention.  Maybe your company has an internal (or external) news letter.  We don't own the knowledge, but an acknowledgement would be appreciated

This Weeks Engineering Trivia Quiz Questions