Here you’ll see The 1% Club questions and answers for UK Season 4 (or Series 4) for 2025. Following UK Season 3 and the US version of the show, every episode asks contestants questions based on logic and common sense that increase in difficulty. Many of these are brain-teasers and riddles that require outside-of-the-box thinking and attention to detail. Comedian Lee Mack is once again the host for this popular game show. Here’s a list of every question and answer for the 2025 UK episodes of The 1% Club.
List of The 1% Club (UK) questions and answers for 2025
Below is a list of The 1% Club questions and answers for each episode in Season 4. They are presented in chronological order with the answers hidden (you can click on the arrows to reveal them). You can use the quick list to advance to the exact episode you want the answers for. We’ll update this guide as more episodes in Season 4 are released.
Episode 1 Questions and Answers – January 25, 2024
90% Question & Answer
Q: Sara has almost finished this crossword and just has 7 down left to fill in. The clue is: Investigate. Which of these is the correct answer? [Image above]
- (A) EXPLORE
- (B) EXAMINE
- (C) EXPOSE
Answer to 90% Question
– (A) EXPLORE. Only A fits in the grid.
80% Question & Answer
Q: Spot the difference between these two images. [image above]
Answer to 80% Question
– The image on the right has an extra dog.
70% Question & Answer
Q: Which of these is incorrect? [image above]
Answer to 70% Question
– (C). Change the images to words to make new words. DUCKLONGING is not a word.
60% Question & Answer
Q: Although some have been rotated, which two of these flags are exactly the same? [image above]
Answer to 60% Question
– Flags A and C.
50% Question & Answer
Q: Eight people are in a circle, either standing up (U) or sitting down (D) as shown below. Everyone who is standing up sits down and vice versa. How many people are now standing? [image above]
Answer to 50% Question
– 5. You just needed to count how many people were sitting down, as they will end up standing.
45% Question & Answer
Q: Have a look at this bathroom floor covered in square tiles. If each square tile features eight triangles, how many square tiles were used to cover this floor? [image above]
Answer to 45% Question
– 20. [It would be a 4 by 5 grid.]
40% Question & Answer
Q: If there were no vowels at all, what would be the 13th letter of the alphabet?
Answer to 40% Question
– Q. The list goes B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P and Q.
35% Question & Answer
Q: Which of the following words is still a recognised word if you substitute the first letter for the next letter in the alphabet and the last letter for the previous letter in the alphabet?
- (A) BRINK
- (B) CROWN
- (C) CREST
Answer to 35% Question
– (C) CREST. [The instructions would turn this word into DRESS.]
30% Question & Answer
Q: Below is the recipe for a Big Mack burger. If I have nine whole buns, nine cheese slices, eight tomato slices, and ten patties, what is the maximum number of Big Mack burgers I can make? [image above]
Answer to 30% Question
– 5. Each burger has two patties so ten patties limit the number of burgers to five. [It is assumed that the buns are cut in half.]
25% Question & Answer
Q: How many pairs of anagrams are there in the following sentence?
Alice, Dan, Celia and Enid hoped to dine well on the plane from Nepal.
Answer to 25% Question
– 4. [Alice & Celia, Dan & and, Enid & dine, plane & Nepal.]
20% Question & Answer
Q: What number replaces the question mark in the sequence below?
7 8 5 5 3 4 4 ? 9 7 8 8
Answer to 20% Question
– 6. The sequence is the number of letters in the names of the months in a calendar year. The question mark represents August and there are six letters in August.
15% Question & Answer
Q: In the puzzle below, what four words replace the question mark?
Shatter the frozen water = Break the ice
You can’t access a novel by its dust jacket = You can’t judge a book by its cover
Illustrious intellects imagine identically = ?
Answer to 15% Question
– Great minds think alike.
10% Question & Answer
Q: If you change the letter at the beginning of the first word, the letter in the middle of the second word and the letter at the end of the third word, they all now have something in common. What is it?
CAT BOATS SCARE
Answer to 10% Question
– Clothes. You can change CAT to HAT, BOATS to BOOTS, and SCARE to SCARF. [This is a tricky one since there are a lot of possibilities for word changes. The main thing to focus on are what SCARE could change into, which would be SCARF, SCARS, and SCARY, as well as what BOATS could turn into, which would be BOLTS, BOOTS, and BOUTS. From there, you can make a clothing connection between BOOTS and SCARF.]
5% Question & Answer
Q: You have a pack of 52 playing cards in your hand and decide to sort them into alphabetical order. The ACE of CLUBS, ACE of DIAMONDS, ACE of HEARTS and ACE of SPADES are the first four cards you place on the table. If you carried on this sequence, what would be the LAST card you would place down?
Answer to 5% Question
– TWO of SPADES.
1% Question & Answer
Q: Answer the puzzle below:
How many dots (i.e. “.”) – including any used in punctuation and letters… – are used in writing this question?
Answer to 1% Question
– 17. [“i.e.” has 2 periods, “…” has 3 dots, “?” has 1 dot, and “.” has 1 dot. And then there are 10 i’s in the question.]
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