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Harry Potter 20Q
Pretend you are a person, place, or thing from the world of Harry Potter and the 20Q A.I. will figure out what you are by asking questions.
Answering a general question
You should be able to answer “Yes” or “No” to most of the questions. However, there are questions where the answer is not that simple. A centaur is larger than a house-elf, but, water is not larger than a house-elf, neither is it smaller. Other questions seem silly: “Does a hippogriff have four wheels?” No! And neither does Hagrid’s motorcycle. The game provides the following options...
Yes - You are sure about your answer
of Yes.
No - You are sure about your answer of No.
Irrelevant - The question does not apply to your object.
Unknown - You are unsure of how the question relates, or you don't
know. The question will not be counted.
Sometimes - Sometimes the answer is yes.
Rarely - Not likely.
Maybe - Maybe it is, maybe it isn't.
Undo - Go
back to the previous question.
Asking Person, Place,or Thing
Person - You are a specific person or group. Examples: Harry Potter, Dudley Dursley, Wilhemina Grubbly-Plank.
Place - You are a specific place. Examples: Diagon Alley, the Owlery, No12 Grimmauld Place.
Thing - You are something, as opposed to someone, or somewhere. Examples: Hippogriff, Marauder's Map,
Jelly-Brain Jinx.
Unknown - You are not sure of what you are, maybe no one is...
When 20Q makes a guess
Right - 20Q guessed correctly.
Wrong - 20Q is wrong and will ask a few more questions.
Close - 20Q is wrong, but close
Calling All Muggles!
Based on the classic game of Twenty Questions, 20Q asks you to think of people, places, and things from the world of Harry Potter. 20Q has been described as “spooky” and “deceptively addictive.”
Each time the online game is played, the 20Q artificial intelligence “learns” more about the world of Harry Potter. To start, click on the “NEXT” button below and follow the directions.
