1% Club Season 3 UK: Q&A Insights for December 2024

Here, you will discover comprehensive questions and answers from The 1% Club for the UK edition of the show. This includes the four consecutive episodes that aired in December 2024 as part of Season 3. Unlike its American counterpart hosted by Patton Oswalt, the original UK version is hosted by comedian Lee Mack on ITV. The format continues to challenge contestants with brain-teasers that require keen logic, clever wordplay, and practical common sense. These challenges increase in difficulty as the episode progresses. Below is a thorough compilation of every question and answer from the December 2024 episodes of The 1% Club.

Explore the Complete List of Questions and Answers from The 1% Club (UK) – December 2024

Presented here is a detailed chronological list of questions and answers from The 1% Club, organized by episode for Season 3 (December 2024). The answers are concealed (simply click on the arrows to unveil them!), allowing you to solve the puzzles without any spoilers. Utilize the quick navigation list below to jump directly to the specific Season 3 episode for which you seek answers.

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90% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: To manipulate the puppet’s left arm, should the puppeteer move their left hand or their right hand? (Refer to the image above)

(A) Left hand
(B) Right hand

Reveal the Answer to the 90% Challenge Question

– B: Right hand.

80% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: Which popular two-word phrase describes someone who is exceptionally lazy, as represented in the image above?

Reveal the Answer to the 80% Challenge Question

– Couch potato.

70% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: If a gentleman is in Germany and another man is in Argentina, which of these countries will contain a lad?

(A) SPAIN
(B) MOROCCO
(C) BANGLADESH

Reveal the Answer to the 70% Challenge Question

– C: BANGLADESH. (The word contains “LAD”.)

60% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: According to a strict set of rules, Lee takes his bath on a specific day each week. Can you identify which day is designated as Lee’s bath day?

No more than three days after the weekend.
No day with an even number of letters.
Never on a Wednesday.

Reveal the Answer to the 60% Challenge Question

– Tuesday. Rule 1 eliminates Thursday and Friday, rule 2 rules out Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, while rule 3 eliminates Wednesday, leaving only Tuesday.

50% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: Can you determine which word would fit in the grid to replace the question mark? (Refer to the image above)

(A) drastic
(B) deadly
(C) drama

Reveal the Answer to the 50% Challenge Question

– A: drastic. The letter in the left column dictates the starting letter and the letter in the top row indicates the ending letter, hence it must be a word that begins with D and ends with C.

45% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: Bob is creating a sign for his new antiques shop, and he has a collection of letters available. He possesses one A, two Bs, three Cs, and so forth. Which of the following signs is he unable to create?

(A) BOB SELLS ANTIQUES
(B) ANTIQUE BITS AND BOBS
(C) ANTIQUE SHOP

Reveal the Answer to the 45% Challenge Question

– B: ANTIQUE BITS AND BOBS. This sign requires two As and three Bs, but Bob only has one A and two Bs at his disposal.

40% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: Identify the two letters that are missing from this musical instrument’s name?

Reveal the Answer to the 40% Challenge Question

– U and E. (The complete name is “UKELELE”.)

35% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: When you count down from 10 to 1, pausing for one second between each number, how many seconds will you have paused in total by the end of your countdown?

Reveal the Answer to the 35% Challenge Question

– 9. There are 9 pauses during the countdown from 10 to 1.

30% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: If you wake up at 11 and remain awake until midnight, what is the minimum number of hours that you will have been awake?

Reveal the Answer to the 30% Challenge Question

– 1 hour. The question does not specify whether it is 11am or 11pm, only indicating that there is a 1-hour gap between 11pm and midnight.

25% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: These groups of letters share a specific pattern.

EOT MRA RAE ???

Which of the options below can also be included in this list?

(A) CRA
(B) MIA
(C) GEL
(D) RAB

Reveal the Answer to the 25% Challenge Question

– C: GEL. All these words are body parts spelled backward: TOE, ARM, EAR, and LEG.

20% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: Daisy doesn’t not not dislike dancing… Does she enjoy dancing?

Reveal the Answer to the 20% Challenge Question

– B: NO. The ‘nots’ and ‘dis’ negate each other, meaning the statement ultimately reads ‘Daisy doesn’t like dancing’.

15% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: Disregarding syllables, which of these words logically does not fit with the others?

(A) VACATE
(B) DOGMATIC
(C) TRANSFORM
(D) HOWLER

Reveal the Answer to the 15% Challenge Question

– C: TRANSFORM. The other words contain the names of animals.

10% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: The subsequent numbers each have an equal count of vowels and consonants. What would be the next number in this sequence?

FOUR, FIVE, NINE, ELEVEN, FOURTEEN, ______

Reveal the Answer to the 10% Challenge Question

– EIGHTEEN. Numbers 15, 16, and 17 all have an odd number of letters, while 18 has four vowels and four consonants.

5% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: Which famous quote is illustrated in the image above? (Refer to the image)

Reveal the Answer to the 5% Challenge Question

– All for one and one for all. The scoreboard on the left shows all 4-1, while the scoreboard on the right displays one 4 all.

1% Challenge Question & Answer

Q: If you double the occurrences of the word triple, how many t’s will be present in this question? (Refer to the image above)

Reveal the Answer to the 1% Challenge Question

– 9. The t’s can be found in “the” (x2), “times”, “triple” (x2), “t’s”, “there”, “this”, and “question”.