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7 fact-checked facts about house parties and party games, each with the reason behind it. 5 more are in today's round and join this page after it closes.

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The basics

In musical chairs, what happens when the music stops?

AnswerPlayers race to sit, and whoever has no seat is out

There is always one fewer chair than players, so one player is left standing each round.

What is a housewarming party?

AnswerA party to celebrate moving into a new home

A housewarming welcomes guests to someone's new home.

Going deeper

In the game Twenty Questions, what kind of questions can players ask?

AnswerYes-or-no questions

Players narrow down the mystery item using only questions answered yes or no.

Piñatas are especially associated with celebrations in which country?

AnswerMexico

Breaking a candy-filled piñata is a well-known part of Mexican celebrations.

What does 'RSVP' on an invitation ask you to do?

AnswerPlease reply

RSVP comes from the French 'répondez s'il vous plaît', meaning 'please reply'.

Expert level

The Italian word 'confetti' originally referred to what?

AnswerSmall sweets

In Italian, confetti are sugar-coated sweets such as sugared almonds, once thrown at festivities.

The tune of 'Happy Birthday to You' comes from which earlier song?

AnswerGood Morning to All

The melody first appeared in 'Good Morning to All', a children's song published in 1893.

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