Viewers of Club 1% are stunned by the “easy” question that surprises the candidates: would you have understood it?

AN EASY question on ITV’s The 1% Club left viewers perplexed after 75 per cent of contestants answered incorrectly.

THE game showhosted by the actor Lee Mackchallenges participants with increasingly difficult questions until only the richest 1% remain.

In the meantime, ITV viewers play the game while judging the general knowledge of the candidates.

In a recent episode, a particular maths question attracted attention online, after surprising three-quarters of the contestants.

The question asked of the competitors was: “Which place has the largest total area?” »

They were given the opportunity to choose from three different shapes labeled A, B and C.

They had to choose an answer within 30 seconds.

This is the time given to candidates per question.

The question baffled many because it required careful attention to wording and not mathematics.

He asked for the largest square, not the largest overall shape.

Since answers B and C are rectangles, the only correct answer was the actual square, which is answer A.

This tripped up several contestants and viewers.

Furious 1% Club viewers criticize the show for its “trick question” and insist the answer was wrong: would you have understood?

One admitted to initially choosing the wrong option before rereading the question.

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The clever phrasing of the series keeps its audience in suspense!

The 1% Club is available on ITVX.

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