The 1% Club, the ITV quiz show hosted by Lee Mack, has left viewers divided over a question that some found too easy and others baffling. The show features 100 contestants answering progressively harder questions, with the final round reserved for the top 1%.
A recent question, posted on Facebook, asked: "Two has 3, three has 5, and four has 4. Logically, how many does five have?" The answer is 4, based on the number of letters in the word. However, the question sparked debate, with some calling it too simple for a 10% difficulty level.
One viewer commented: "If that's 10% then I worry for society." Another said: "I got it instantly when reading. That was easy as, how is that a 10% question?" Others disagreed, with one suggesting: "If 3 has 5, then 5 would have 3."
The show's format sees contestants start with £1,000 and can win up to £100,000. The 10% question typically eliminates most players, but this particular one caused confusion on social media, with some admitting they couldn't work it out.
