i need your help!

[skyerzz]

so, as most of you know, I am making a trivial pursuit map. I need 6 topics in total, and 50 easy + 10 hard questions for each topic. This will be 360 questions in total! I need your help to come up with some of those
The current topics are:
- Redstone
- Mobs
- history of the game
-Crafting recipe
-Biomes
-Misc

sub topic, optional:
- zero.minr.org

If you come up with a good question, please post them below,and what topic it would be in.
All questions will be a multiple choice from 4 options.

If you come up with a question that doesn't fit within these topics, just post it! I still need a topic anyways!

 

[MeisterXehanort]

-Biomes and their specialities, includes nether and end.

 

[skyerzz]

-Biomes and their specialities, includes nether and end.

got some example questions?

 

[corygolfanatic]

Maybe crafting recipes?

Like, what's the central ingredient used to create a piston?

 

[Srentiln]

If it's for zero, some server trivia would be a good topic

 

[skyerzz]

If it's for zero, some server trivia would be a good topic

it's not specially for zero, but ill see to it that I have an option to remove 1 topic for topic 'zero.minr.org'

Maybe crafting recipes?

Like, what's the central ingredient used to create a piston?

that could maybe work if I use if. Like that indeed! Thanks

 

[Alphaesia]

-Biomes and their specialities, includes nether and end.

got some example questions?

How high is the build limit the nether?
What is at the top of the obsidian pillars in the End/
Which biome spawns mossy boulders?

 

[skyerzz]

How high is the build limit the nether?
What is at the top of the obsidian pillars in the End/
Which biome spawns mossy boulders?

all eight that would fit in I think.

BTW, as a PS, the questions all need to have 4 options as awnser, as I can only successfully make this with multiplechoice

 

[Srentiln]

What about having them write their answer by re-naming a piece of paper?

 

[Bobtheblob]

What about having them write their answer by re-naming a piece of paper?

That might not work because it would need to be exactly the same wording every time.

 

[skyerzz]

What about having them write their answer by re-naming a piece of paper?

would be too much work as i have to make hoppersystems for everything then, while this only requires 1 commandblock (and some people dont know how to spell it / use capitols/ dont use capitols/ use dots/ dont use dots etc)

 

[skyerzz]

aight i got all 6 topics now ,
- Redstone
- Mobs
- history of the game
- Crafting recipe
- Biomes
- Misc

If you come up with any questions for them, dont be afraid to post them
(preferably with answer)

 

[Srentiln]

here's a "simple" redstone one:

At what number does an analog interpreter become more compact than a digital one?

 

[skyerzz]

here's a "simple" redstone one:

At what number does an analog interpreter become more compact than a digital one?

is that 2? for a lever i guess?

 

[Alphaesia]

Here are some redstone questions.

What is the fastest speed a clock can run at [in game ticks] that is legit made (no command blocks)
HINT: Just add repeaters to a not-repeater clock.
1 tick, 2 ticks, 5 ticks, 10 ticks.

Correct Answer: 1 tick.
NOTE: If you branch out the output into two different paths, and put a repeater on one, it will run 1 t/s.

Which redstone device can use a mechanic called "Signal Locking".
Repeater, Comparator, Command Block or Hopper.

Correct Answer: Repeater.

 

[Alphaesia]

Also, I have a mini "Trivia" game on Zero, about Zero.
It is kinda of "in the archive" now because it was for a map I have no intention on finishing any time soon. You can use it if you want.

Just let me find the co-ordinates....
It is at -5532 69 769.

 

[Srentiln]

is that 2? for a lever i guess?

An interpretor (decoder I guess is the proper name of it) is used in display circuits to differentate which signal sets the display to what. While a single analog decoder has 16 states, it is bulkier than a single binary decoder unit. While I can't think of the number off the top of my head, up to a certain point the digital signal is more space efficient. The actual memory cells, however, are about the same size.

This text is me trying to remember the number and is only posted so that others can see if I am thinking correctly:

It takes 4 digital decoders to have the same range as a single analog one. The analog decoder consists of the analog memory cell (2x3x2), a signal line (1x16x2), and the length decoders (2x3x3 or 2x2x3, must alternate). The digital decoder consists of a memory RSNOR (2x3x2) and the torch decoder (depends on number of cells, for four roughly 11x4x3, configuration can reduce it). If My brain is laying things out properly, three digital cells is around when the analog decoder takes up less space, which means 7 is the last number for the digital to be more space efficient. Again, this is with mental imaging, blnot building, so that number could be wrong.

 

[nahfackler]

Ok Sky, I have A GREAT question

For history of the game (minecraft)

What month was minecraft created in?

For crafting recipes

Is it POSSIBLE to craft a saddle?

 

[Alphaesia]

Ok Sky, I have A GREAT question

For history of the game (minecraft)

What month was minecraft created in?

For crafting recipes

Is it POSSIBLE to craft a saddle?

You have to be specific, are you talking about when Cave Game was created, or when Minecraft 1.0 was released?
It is a bit dry if you do the former, since they would probably google it and that isnt the point of the game.

 

[nahfackler]

Good point creeper, I just posted it because I thought it was good

For red stone

Which direction must the repeater face?