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Testing your grey cells

Derek O’Brien has been entertaining us with his quizzes for two decades now. From his vast repertoire of questions that span the informative and educational, thought-provoking facts and trivia, he has gleaned hundreds of his favourite sets forthis unputdownable volume.

The questions cover subjects as diverse as the Chinese New Year, coffee, crocodiles and Cleopatra to the Grammy Awards, Gujarat, Mars, swans, tsunamis and West Asia. There are also sets of questions on famous personalities like Asha Bhonsle, Isaac Newton, Lady Diana, Pablo Picasso, Shakespeare and Winnie the Pooh. Each set tests both the extent and depth of the readers’ knowledge on the subject.

Whether you are a student, teacher professional quiz aficionado, or just a casual reader, this book will keep you engrossed for days.

Derek’s Picks The Best Quizzes of Derek O’Brien

Penguin Books

Rs. 250

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