Ukaž, co umíš (1964)

Czech board game about knowledge. This game was to test children's knowledge in a fun way. The children are accompanied by a pioneer who shows them the correct answers to the questions.

Translation of the name is "Show what you know".

Description of components and game mechanism:
The game contains a playing area, which is divided into two equally large circles. One circle contains questions on its perimeter - and the other circle contains answers to those questions. In total, the game contains 8 sets of questions and answers to various knowledge topics. The questions are from topics: technology, physics, history, sports, riddles and knowledge of Czechoslovakia.

The game also contains one figure that depicts a child pioneer (scout), who has a wand in his hand and points it to the ground - to questions and answers. The figure can be rotated in the base.

At the beginning of the game, players choose one game board with questions and place it in the game box. The player then places the pioneer piece in the center of the question circle (the pioneer pedestal fits into the recess) and the player turns the pioneer stick to the question he wants to answer. The player then tries to answer the question. Players take turns and count points for correctly answered questions. The winning player who answered the most questions correctly.

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