Question 1

I know there have been two confirmations that the questions are updated, but I wanted to make sure that is true? Does anyone have a sample card?

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Here are some samples:
Geography:  Which district in central Tokyo is particularly famous for its electronics?  Which country declared it wil eliminate all its rats, stoats & possums by 2050?
Entertainment:  Which two actors, who play Sherlock Homes on TV starred on the London stage together in 2013 in a production of Frankenstein?  In which TV series did Ariana Grande first appear?
History Historically, parts from which animal were used to stiffen corsets?  Which feisty US governor was caricatured as claiming she could see Russia from her house?
Arts & Literature:  Which M.D. lived in the idyllic village of Puddleby-on-the-Marsh, far from the World War I trenches where the author first imagined him? Which type of musical instrument is the hurdy-gurdy -- brass, keyboard, string or woodwind?
Science & Nature:  Which scientist first noted a perplexingly high number of finch species on the Galapagos Islands?  An NSA surveillance program unnervingly shares a name with which nefarious computer network in the sci-fi classic Terminator?
Sports & Leisure:  Which professional wrestler was known as the 8th Wonder of the World?  In what cooking technique do you place food in a plastic bag, then cook it slowly in temperature-controlled water?

Question 2

Are the questions modern, or outdated?

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They are modern. And very tough.

Question 3

For those with teens/tweens - are the questions too hard?  Have considered family version but concerned they might be too easy for kids 12 & 14

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Thanks for asking!  My family of four (2 in 60's and 2 in 30's) have played it once since Christmas.  All the questions are HARD.  We are educated and well read but we didn't know anything except a geography name and a British king.  I would not recommend it for teenagers at all.  It's frustrating when you can't win a token to put in your container.  Going round and round feeling embarrassed about not knowing anything is no fun.  This particular game is for the truly knowledgeable.

Question 4

Are these new questions or are they the original questions from the 1986 Edition?

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ASIN	B01N4MXCK4
Age Range Description	16 years to 99 years
Are Batteries Required	No
Best Sellers Rank	#27,726 in Toys ( See Top 100 in Toys ) #904 in Board Games
Brand Name	Hasbro
CPSIA Cautionary Statement	Choking Hazard - Small Parts, No Warning Applicable
Color	Multicoloured
Customer Package Type	FFP
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (8,038)
Edition	Classic Edition
Educational Objective	General Knowledge Training
Estimated Playing Time	90 Minutes
Genre	Party/Family
Included Components	board, 6 movers, 6 card shoes, 300 cards, die and wedges
Is Assembly Required	No
Item Dimensions	6.3 x 26.7 x 26.7 centimeters
Item Dimensions L x W	26.7L x 26.7W centimeters
Item Type Name	Pursuit Game, Classic Edition
Item Weight	1.25 Kilograms
Language	English
Manufacturer	Hasbro
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS)	192.00
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS)	192.0
Manufacturer Part Number	C1940
Material Type	Plastic Paper
Minimum Age Recomendation	16
Model Number	C1940
Number of Items	1
Number of Packs	1
Number of Players	2-6
Operation Mode	Manual
Set Name	Classic Edition
Size	One Size
Sub Brand	Trivial Pursuit
Supported Battery Types	No batteries required
Theme	Games
Unit Count	1 Count

Trivial Pursuit - Classic Edition

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