The Impossible Quiz is 110 questions where the obvious answer is wrong. 'How many holes in a polo?' The answer is 4 (the letters). Some questions want you to click the question itself; some want you to do nothing; one wants you to drag the word 'the' out of the sentence. You have three lives and a few skips, and the game is famous for a question that resets you to the start if you use a skip on it.
Splapp-Me-Do released it in 2007 and it became one of the defining Flash games of the era. Flash is gone, so this page runs it through a browser Flash emulator — the original file, the original questions, the original unfairness.
It runs through a browser Flash emulator that plays the original file. Everything is the original game; some questions that relied on quirks of the old Flash player may behave slightly differently.
110. You need to reach and complete the last one — with skips in hand — to finish.
Yes, through the emulator, with a mouse or trackpad. It runs in the browser with nothing to install; give it a moment to load the first time.