Question 104 (The Impossible Quiz 2)

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Question 104
Difficulty	Very hard (Medium on mobile)
Bomb	15 seconds (PC) 20 seconds (IOS)
Reference(s)	Various characters by Splapp

Question 104 of The Impossible Quiz 2 is the fourth question in Chris's Incredible 20. It has a 15-second bomb in the PC version, and a 20-second bomb in the iOS version. There is not an actual question or specific task on screen, but rather the wall of a building, with seven dirty/stained windows on screen. As soon as you get here, your mouse cursor will be turned into a yellow sponge.

To get through this question, you must simply clean all of the stains from the windows by rubbing your sponge on them, revealing a bunch of characters by Splapp behind them. Sounds easy enough, but the stains are really hard to clean, so it is recommended that you save a Fusestopper exclusively for this question. The best method to do this is to do multiple at once by going from far left to far right; that way, the stains get cleaned off quickly.

This question makes the A* Grade nearly impossible to obtain without quick movements.

Clean windows

The characters in the windows are as follows,
from left to right, top to bottom:

• Frank
• Badly Drawn Dawg
• Hamish Scagwell
• Eye-On-Legs
• Spidermonkey
• Simon the Topiarian Monster
• Mars.

Mobile version

Question 104 (iOS)
Difficulty	Medium
Bomb	10 seconds
Reference(s)	None

Since Question 101 was removed from the iOS release of The Impossible Quiz 2, Questions 102-104 were moved to 101-103 (the mobile version of this question would receive an extended bomb timer of 20 seconds). In turn, a brand new question took the spot of number 104.

It's a 10-second bomb question that says "What do eskimos get from sitting on the ice too long?". The potential answers are "Frost bite", "Polaroids", "An igloo" and "Nothing but pain". The correct one in this case is "Polaroids", most probably as a pun between the words "polar" and "haemorrhoids" (the latter referring to the vascular structures located in the anal canal), meaning eskimos might have their haemorrhoids frozen because of the ice.