Risk Continent Bonus Quiz: Asia, Australia and Extra Armies
This risk continent bonus quiz plans world conquest one region at a time. Play 10 interactive questions on Albert Lamorisse's 1957 game, 42 territories on six continents, bonuses of 7 for Asia, 5 for North America and Europe, 3 for Africa and 2 each for South America and Australia, reinforcements, dice in battle and why ties favor the defender.
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🎯 Daily Trivia Challenge • 🧠 10 Questions • ⏱️ 150 Seconds
Who
Who invented Risk?
Year
When was the original game published?
Terr
How many territories are on the board?
Asia
What is Asia's continent bonus?
NA
What is North America's bonus?
Africa
What is Africa's bonus?
Aus
What is Australia's bonus?
Rein
What is the minimum number of new armies per turn?
Dice
How many dice can a defender roll at most?
Tie
Who wins a tied dice comparison?
Your score
0/10
Scroll down to see the explanation for each question.
Explanations: answer key for all 10 questions
- Q1: Who invented Risk?
Answer: Albert Lamorisse
He was a French filmmaker.
- Q2: When was the original game published?
Answer: 1957
It was called La Conquête du Monde.
- Q3: How many territories are on the board?
Answer: 42
Across six continents.
- Q4: What is Asia's continent bonus?
Answer: 7
It is huge and hard to hold.
- Q5: What is North America's bonus?
Answer: 5
Europe is also 5.
- Q6: What is Africa's bonus?
Answer: 3
It has six territories.
- Q7: What is Australia's bonus?
Answer: 2
It has only one entrance.
- Q8: What is the minimum number of new armies per turn?
Answer: 3
Territories divided by three, at least three.
- Q9: How many dice can a defender roll at most?
Answer: Two
Attackers can roll three.
- Q10: Who wins a tied dice comparison?
Answer: The defender
It favors defense.
Holding Continents for Armies
Risk was invented by French filmmaker Albert Lamorisse and published in 1957 as La Conquête du Monde. The board has 42 territories across six continents, and players fight to conquer the world.
Each turn, players receive armies equal to the number of territories they hold divided by three, with a minimum of three. Holding an entire continent adds a bonus: Asia gives 7, North America and Europe 5 each, Africa 3 and South America and Australia 2 each. Australia, with only one entrance, is a classic stronghold.
In battle, an attacker can roll up to three dice and a defender up to two. The highest dice are compared, and ties go to the defender, which makes attacking costly. Trading in sets of cards adds even more armies.
What This Quiz Teaches
Board game fans will enjoy these questions.
- Who invented Risk
- How many territories exist
- What each continent gives
- How reinforcements work
- How dice battles work
Did You Know?
- Lamorisse also directed The Red Balloon.
- Secret missions appear in some versions.
- Risk Legacy changes over many games.
- Games can last for hours.
- Alliances often break down.
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