Can You Name Them All - Across The Way
A card from the Pomegranate's "Can You Name Them All" collection listing the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The background is split diagonally - the left side is blue with the text "What were the seven wonders of the ancient world?" and the right side is orange with black text. Perfect for your next multiplayer quiz game!
Image of a trivia card from the "Can You Name Them All" Q&A deck by Pomegranate titled "What are Shakespeare's seven ages of man?" on the left and a list from Jaques' "All the world's a stage" speech on the right. The list includes: Infant, Whining schoolboy, Lover, Soldier, Justice (judge), Lean and slippered Pantaloon (dotard), and Second childhood and mere oblivion.
An orange and red abstract background with the text "What are the six main types of triangles?" on a blue section. The right side, designed like a Q&A deck from Pomegranate's product "Can You Name Them All," lists triangle types—Equilateral, Isosceles, Scalene, Right, Acute, and Obtuse—along with their definitions.
Can You Name Them All - Across The Way
A card from the Pomegranate's "Can You Name Them All" collection listing the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The background is split diagonally - the left side is blue with the text "What were the seven wonders of the ancient world?" and the right side is orange with black text. Perfect for your next multiplayer quiz game!
Image of a trivia card from the "Can You Name Them All" Q&A deck by Pomegranate titled "What are Shakespeare's seven ages of man?" on the left and a list from Jaques' "All the world's a stage" speech on the right. The list includes: Infant, Whining schoolboy, Lover, Soldier, Justice (judge), Lean and slippered Pantaloon (dotard), and Second childhood and mere oblivion.
An orange and red abstract background with the text "What are the six main types of triangles?" on a blue section. The right side, designed like a Q&A deck from Pomegranate's product "Can You Name Them All," lists triangle types—Equilateral, Isosceles, Scalene, Right, Acute, and Obtuse—along with their definitions.

Can You Name Them All

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Here we have a truly killer Q&A deck! It’s a good set of mental monkey bars for individuals who want to keep their powers of memory in fit condition, and when it serves as the basis of a multiplayer quiz game, it’s guaranteed to cause an excited, hollering uproar. Quick: name the seven deadly sins, the twelve labors of Hercules, the eleven states of the Confederacy, the three musketeers, Santa’s eight reindeer (okay, that’s an easy one), and the six wives of Henry VIII (to balance out the easy one).

• With 48 fact-filled cards per package, Knowledge Cards are a great source of condensed information—all in a deck the size of a pack of playing cards.
• Knowledge Cards are like small books—packed full of information and fun
• An easy way to learn
• Use as flash cards, or as a quiz game

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