In Lisbon we also have quiz nights, a good way to get together with your friends, chat, have a drink, and test your general knowledge. For those of you that have no idea what I'm talking about, its a game, a bit like "Who wants to be millionaire" but with teams(5 members max.), the quiz organizer shows 50 questions in order and each team writes down the answers, in the end the winner is announced.
There is also the "Cascata" quiz, more difficult and the rules are a bit more complex, and it usually needs reservation: The questions are asked directly to a team, if the answer is correct they win 2 points, if not, the same question is asked to the next team(only win 1 point) and so on until there is a winner or it reaches the last team.
Pros:
- Relaxed, fun and good mood
- Test your knowledge and learn new things
- Win prizes
- In most places you can smoke
Cons:
- Normal quiz ends at 00:30, and Cascata at ~3 a.m.
- Lots of smokers
- Only 1 place with quizes in english(that I know of...)
- Some places are not cheap
Bar Kai
Zona de Ampliação do centro de Congressos de Lisboa galeria comercial, Lojas 3 e 4,
Rua da Junqueira. (Parede lateral da antiga FIL)
Tuesday, 22h00
Travessa do Pasteleiro, 22
Tuesday, 22h00
AL Café
Rua Dona Estefânia, 151-C
Wednesday, 22h00
Av. D. Carlos I, 61 - 1º
Wednesday, 22h15
Cascata - Last Wednesday of each month
Rua de Entrecampos, 12 (ao Campo Pequeno)
Thursday, 22h00
Cascata - First Saturday of each month
Rua Augusto Gil, 30-A (à Av. Roma)
Sunday, 22h00
O'Gilin's Irish Pub (English quiz)
Rua dos Remolares, 10, Cais do Sodré
First and third Sunday of every month, 8.30pm
This is a great article that simplifies what is needed in induction training. Quizzes are so important in making training materials more visually appealing and help in enhancing the training procedure more efficiently.
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