Question 5ofThe Impossible Quiz 2is the first "Frank says" question of the game, as well as the first safe question. In these questions, you must spell whatever Frank tells you to, using your keyboard (unlike the spelling questions from the first Quiz, which required using an in-game keyboard).
There are three different words that you can be ordered to spell upon arriving to this question. It's completely random, you'll be told letter by letter which ones you have to press, and you won't lose any life for typing a wrong letter. However, you must do what you're told if you want to move on to the next question.
The first set of letters you could get is A-R-S-E, which will give you a picture of Corporal Arse (a character by Splapp-Me-Do), who's basically a bum with a face wearing a military hat.
The second one consists of letters C-A-R-R-O-T, which will make the carrot from the first Quiz's Question 52 appear on screen.
The third possible set will ask you for the letters U-D-D-E-R, which will show you a picture of an udder with a happy face.
Right after being shown the picture that corresponds with what you typed, you'll move on to the next question.
Mobile version[]
Since it would have been impossible to type stuff in the iOS version of The Impossible Quiz 2 without the aid of an in-game keyboard or the device's own tactile keyboard popping on screen, this question had to be replaced with a brand new one.
The new question says "Aargh, ye matie, how much be that corn?", with the possible answers being "$1", "2 for $1", "$2" and "Free for pirates". The correct answer is "$1", because this price could also be referred to as a "buck an ear" ("ear" referring to a stalk of corn), which is a hom*ophone to "buccaneer", another word for pirate.
Trivia[]
This is the first question in the series in which keyboard input is required (the keyboard questions in the original Quiz were still performed via mouse clicks).
This is also the first question in the series with variant parameters (the word to be typed could be "ARSE", "CARROT" or "UDDER" depending on the behaviour of the Flash's random number generator).
There was meant to be a fourth variation to this question, featuring an image of a two-eyed sock that can be found within the Impossible Quiz 2 Flash file (meaning Frank would've asked you to type "S-O-C-K" in this particular case). Splapp explainedin a post on his Tumblr page that he can't quite remember why the sock didn't make it, though he stated it was probably because of time restraints. He later investigated the case due to annoyance, and found that the code to choose the sock was missing; as seen in this discussion.
This is the first time Corporal Arse was shown or mentioned in the The Impossible Quiz series. The second time was also in The Impossible Quiz 2, in which Corporal Arse's name was mentioned in one of the options from Question 16.
To get past this, you must move the cursor off the screen since the free space is connected to the screen boundary. Go around the maze and enter to the space with the second dot, which is connected to the edge of the screen as well.Click the dot to move on.
The answer is "No, but a tin can" because the question is asking if a match is able to box, rather than the word "matchbox", due to the answer "No, but a tin can" being the same, in terms of a pun. "Tin can" as in, the Tin is able to box.
The words "a penguin?" are still a pickable object, though this time there's only a time rift underneath; clicking it will take a life away from you, since the correct answer is "It blows your hand off", a modified version of the second option of the original.
The option boxes say "Legs", "Mane", "Body" and "Head". The correct answer is "Mane", because it's hom*ophone of the word "main", which is a synonym for "principal".
The correct answer is "$1", because this price could also be referred to as a "buck an ear" ("ear" referring to a stalk of corn), which is a hom*ophone to "buccaneer", another word for pirate.
The task in this question says "Colour in the correct order...". Each of the letters of Boggy's name stands for one of the colours in the paint cans, so you must click them following the order indicated by these letters: light blue ("B"), orange ("O"), green twice ("GG") and yellow ("Y").
Questions even got more tricky than in the first quiz, which makes this game officially the hardest one available. The creator Splapp-me-do has done everything to make sure you won't succeed in completing this quiz. 120 questions are waiting for you to be answered.
Question 3 of The Impossible Quiz 2 reads "Which is the largest?". The four possible options are "Earth", "Mars", "Milky Way" and "Galaxy". While "Galaxy" and "Milky Way" seem like logical options to choose, neither of them are correct.
The following tasks will reward you with a Fusestopper after completing each. In Question 20, pop the purple zit located on Slick's visible ear. In Question 41, click the Fusestopper in the bottom right corner of the screen. (Hidden in the white space, it's invisible until you hover over it.)
It would try to get away, first of all. If you didn't let it go, it would bite you, peck at you and slap you with its flippers. Depending on the size of the penguin, that could be very painful.
The Impossible Quiz 2 is the sequel to the popular Impossible Quiz, and it is also very hard. Even though the questions are overall slightly harder than the original Impossible Quiz, the Skips are usable, which makes it a lot easier, and the addition of the Fusestoppers makes TIQ2 a bit easier than TIQ.
The game ends when players lose all three lives. However, some questions have a time limit ranging from one to ten seconds; if the player fails to answer the question before the allotted time, the game instantly ends.
The answer is "10 letters in", because the question isn't asking for the place where the actual Great Wall starts in the world, but rather where do the words "The Great Wall of China" start within the question, which is 10 letters into the sentence.
Question 9 of The Impossible Quiz 2 is a reference to Splapp-Me-Do's Flash animation "Right Here, Right Now". The task simply says "Evolve!", with the background of the screen being light blue in the upper part, transitioning into a darker blue in the lower part.
The key is located at the end of the left path, and you must pick it up by clicking it and holding the left mouse button, before moving on to the right pathway, where there's a small keyhole.
It's asking for the square root of an onion. The possible choices are "28", "carrot", "shallots", and the pi symbol ("π"). This question is taken from the Impossible Quiz Demo, where it was placed as the fifth one, with different options but the same correct answer. Said answer is "shallots".
Reference(s) Question 29 from the Impossible Quiz says "What flavour is cardboard?", while the possible answers say "Honey", "Pork scratchings", "Egg mayonnaise", and "Talc". The correct answer is "Egg Mayonnaise" because Splapp-Me-Do doesn't like egg mayonnaise at all. He actually thinks it tastes like cardboard!
The game lets you earn "Skips" which can be used to skip some questions if you get stuck, but don't be tempted! It is impossible to beat the game unless you have all seven "Skips" unused on question 110 (the last question).
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