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Who Am I? Guess the person or city from clues

Who Am I? is the guessing game in Quible, a quiz app for iPhone. Quib speaks as a famous person or a city and gives four or five clues one by one: where they were born, what they did, what they are known for. The earlier you guess, the more points. There are 100 rounds: 60 people and 40 cities.

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Who Am I?

At a glance

rounds in the game
100
rounds per session
8
No timer
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No lives
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Straight from the app, same wording. Quib keeps score.

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Who am I?

  1. I come from Mexico.

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How does Who Am I? work?

Each round starts with one clue in the first person, for example "I was born in Warsaw and went to Paris to study." You can guess from four names right away or open the next clue. Every extra clue lowers the points for a right answer. There is no timer.

The last clue is usually unmistakable. The skill is guessing before you get there.

Who and what is in it?

60 people and 40 cities. The people are scientists, explorers, rulers, inventors, composers, artists and athletes: Marie Curie, Ibn Battuta, Mansa Musa, Ada Lovelace, Steffi Graf. The cities ("Which city am I?") range from Kyoto and Samarkand to Hamburg and New Orleans. The wrong answers come from the same field, so Marie Curie shows up next to Lise Meitner and Rosalind Franklin, not next to a pop star.

Each round ends with one fact. Who Am I? is part of the Capitals chapter of the learning path.

What the rounds are about

Rounds per topic. One round can have more than one topic.

  • Cities40
  • History39
  • Europe17

Where it shows up in Quible

  • Path chapter 3: Capitals
  • Duel: not a duel game (it has its own flow)
  • Energy: a finished round costs one; Quible Plus makes it unlimited

The example rounds with answers

  1. Who am I?

    Remedios Varo · Georgia O'Keeffe · Tamara de Lempicka · Frida Kahlo

    Answer: Frida Kahlo. About a third of Frida Kahlo's roughly 150 paintings are self-portraits.

  2. Which city am I?

    Abu Dhabi · Riyadh · Dubai · Doha

    Answer: Dubai. The Burj Khalifa measures 828 meters and has 163 usable floors.

  3. Who am I?

    Mark Antony · Cicero · Julius Caesar · Augustus

    Answer: Julius Caesar. The Julian calendar goes back to Caesar and was used in Europe for over 1,600 years.

  4. Which city am I?

    Baltimore · New York · Boston · Philadelphia

    Answer: Boston. The Boston Marathon has been run since 1897, a year after the first modern Olympics.

  5. Who am I?

    Tikal · Chichén Itzá · Machu Picchu · Teotihuacán

    Answer: Chichén Itzá. At the equinox the sun draws a shadow snake down the pyramid of Kukulcán.

What people also ask

How many rounds are in Who Am I?
100 rounds: 60 famous people and 40 cities.
Is Who Am I? suitable for kids?
The content is family-friendly. Some people are well known to adults and less so to younger kids; the clues make it guessable anyway.
Is it the same as the party game?
The idea is the same (guess the person), but here Quib gives the clues and you pick from four names. There is no need for a second player.

Related questions

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Quib pretends to be someone famous, or a city. Guess who before the last clue.

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