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An 'odd one out' question on The 1% Club forced 13 players to pass - but can you solve it?
The ITV quiz show involves 100 contestants who all attempt to win a cash prize by answering a series of questions that gradually increase in trickiness.
A previous episode, hosted by Lee Mack, saw players gradually make their way through the puzzles and questions.
The 1% Club works by putting questions to the public, with the percentage who got them right determining the difficulty of each round.
Aptly, the final question is one that just 1% of the public answered correctly.
Each player begins the game with £1,000 and one pass.
An 'odd one out' question on The 1% Club forced 13 players to pass - but can you solve it? Pictured: Host Lee Mack
A previous episode, hosted by Lee Mack , saw players gradually make their way through the puzzles and questions
During one episode, the 45% question proved tricky for several players
If a contestant decides to 'pass' on a question, their £1,000 gets put into the prize pot and they move on to the next round.
During one episode, the 45% question proved tricky for several players.
Lee asked: 'Which is the odd one out? A) Dapple, B) Slime, C) Spear or D) Rabbit.'
The answer was D) Rabbit.
The reasoning was, 'Rabbit is the only word when you take away the first letter it does not spell out the name of a fruit.'
However, when the 30 seconds ticked down, Lee revealed: 'We've only lost three of you, but there was 13 passes on that one.'
It comes as in one previous instalment, the 80% question tripped several people up.
Lee read: 'You walk 10 miles northeast, then turn south and walk a further 20 miles.
The 1% Club works by putting questions to the public, with the percentage who got them right determining the difficulty of each round
Aptly, the final question is one that just 1% of the public answered correctly. However in one previous instalment, the 80% question tripped several people up
'You then walk in a straight line back to your starting point. What shape do you make?'
After the countdown ended, the TV host revealed that eight players had answered incorrectly and were knocked out of the game.
The correct answer was triangle.
The 1% Club airs on ITV1 and is available to stream on ITVX.
