QuizzesCuriositiesJUN 20, 2025

30 Mind-Bending Puzzles Inspired By ‘The 1% Club’ - Prove That You Can Beat Them

Are you ready to join the 1% Club once more?

This isn’t your usual quiz. It’s all about logic, common sense, and thinking outside the box, inspired by questions from The 1% Club TV game show. Some questions might seem easy at first, but they get harder as you go. Only the sharpest make it into the 1% Club.

If you haven’t done Part One of this quiz yet, definitely give it a try after this one. 🧩

Let’s see how far you can go! 🎯

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Words stun, dust, snub, and pots displayed on a gradient background for 90% club word puzzle challenge.

1.90% club question. Which of these does not make a word when the letters are placed in reverse order?

Can of food with red letters scrambled on the label, related to the 1% club and 90% club question challenge.

2.90% club question. The contents of this can have been shaken up. What two-word food is in the can?

3.80% club question. Anna is bored and removes her sunglasses, keys, pen, train ticket and lipstick from her handbag, puts them in alphabetical order, and takes a photo from above. Which of these is the correct photo?

4.80% club question. Arlo, Remi, Franky and Otis all attended Meredith’s 5th birthday party. There was exactly one party bag for every child at the party, but when the children went home, one bag was left in the bowl. Who did it belong to?

5.70% club question. If Sydney and Canberra were to swap names, the Opera House would be in Canberra and the Federal Parliament would meet in Sydney. In this case, the Melbourne Cricket Ground would be in which city?

Text electoral system in bold black font on a green to blue gradient background representing electoral system 1% club question.

6.70% club question. Ben is about to cast a vote for his local council. He picks the candidate with a name that is an anagram of ‘electoral system.’ Who does he vote for?

Lucy writing the number three in matchstick form, using one matchstick per stroke to form the word three.

7.60% club question. Lucy is writing out the names of numbers in matchstick form, using one matchstick per stroke like this. Which of the options below uses fewer matchsticks than the number itself?

Puzzle showing the word H?OCK with a question mark, asking which letter completes the name of a fish.

8.60% club question. In this puzzle, which of these replaces the question mark to make the name of a fish?

Eight people in a circle labeled U or D representing standing or sitting for the 1% club 50% club question.

9.50% club question. Eight people are in a circle, either standing up (U) or sitting down (D) as shown below. Everyone who is standing up sits down and vice versa. How many people are now standing?

Two red circles with a plus sign between them, illustrating the 50% club question about red and even odd numbers.

10.50% club question. If even numbers are blue and odd numbers are red, what color is red + red?

11.45% club question. Which word can still be valid if you swap two of its letters?

12.45% club question. In this puzzle, you need to stay IN the game. Which word is the odd one out?

13.40% club question. If there were no vowels at all, what would be the 13th letter of the alphabet?

A hand displaying four digits against a plain background illustrating different combinations for the 40 percent club question.

Juan Pablo Serrano

14.40% club question. How many different combinations are there of displaying four digits on one hand?

Sequence of words ABUZZ BREEZY COMPLEX displayed on a pink to orange gradient background for 35% club question.

15.35% club question. Which word should go next in the sequence?

UK currency including pound notes and coins representing the 35% club question on splitting a £60 tapas bill equally.

Alaur Rahman

16.35% club question. Andy, Brian and Chris split a £60 tapas bill equally. Andy orders twice as many dishes as Brian, and Brian orders twice as many as Chris. How much does Chris pay?

Two young men sitting outdoors at a table with a laptop, each accompanied by a large dog, symbolizing twins in the 30% club.

Alena Darmel

17.30% club question. Allegra has just turned 40. She has four children: Anni, Cat, Bo and Mac. Her twins were born when she was 26. Bo is 16. He is younger than Anni. Who are the twins?

18.30% club question. In a new word game, you score one point for every letter in the word. Then you subtract two points if the word contains the letter E. Finally, you double the points if the word has two identical letters in a row. Which word would score the highest?

Red background with multiple rows of the word CLUB and one misspelled CULB in a word puzzle for the 25% club question.

19.25% club question. How many times is the word CLUB written in the image above?

Sentence for 25% club question with anagrams featuring Alice, Dan, Celia, Enid, dining on a plane from Nepal.

20.25% club question. How many pairs of anagrams are there in the following sentence?

Multiple black arrows pointing in different directions arranged in three columns, a puzzle about minimum arrows to turn.

21.20% club question. What is the minimum number of arrows you need to turn for all the arrows to be pointing in the same direction?

Number sequence puzzle with a question mark asking what number replaces the question mark in the 20% club challenge.

22.20% club question. What number replaces the question mark in the sequence below?

Three red dice forming a three-digit number puzzle to find the highest number with digits adding up to 10.

Fabian Reitmeier

23.15% club question. You roll three standard dice to find a three-digit number, e.g. 235. What is the highest number you can roll where all digits add up to 10?

Scattered puzzle letters inside a multicolored rectangular frame illustrating a 15% club question brain teaser.

24.15% club question. To solve this puzzle, you have to take time out. What is the answer?

25.10% club question. Starting at 1, the first 10 odd numbers add up to 100. What do the first 10 even numbers add up to?

Newspaper headline about skiing officials announcing accidents will soon require immediate attention.

26.10% club question. Meg saw this newspaper headline on a ski trip. Which word is the odd one out?

Sequence of letters showing animals pheasant, tortoise, seal, and lion for 5% club puzzle on a blue-green gradient background.

27.5% club question. Without reordering any letters, how many animals appear in the sequence below?

Yearly planner open with pen on white desk illustrating scheduling and planning for 1% club meeting dates.

Jess Bailey Designs

28.5% club question. The three witches are discussing when they should meet again. Witch 1 is available every fourth day, Witch 2 is available every fifth day, and Witch 3 is available every sixth day. How many days from today will they be able to meet again?

List of dates in bold black font on beige background referencing 1% club question and job by following dates.

29.1% club question. What job do you get by following these dates?

30.1% club question. What is the lowest number to have the same value as ten times the number of letters in its name?

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