The Inverted Tree Bucket Challenge (Ep. 169 - Bucket Challenge Part 3)

Chris and Coach John Smith introduce the inverted tree bucket challenge, where participants stack buckets in an inverted Christmas tree shape using only two feet of tape. The challenge involves strategic use of tape and teamwork to achieve the highest stack. Team A and Team B both attempt the challenge, with Team B emphasizing the importance of tape. The video concludes with tips on using available resources effectively.

What is the record number of buckets stacked in the Inverted Tree Bucket Challenge?

• 9 buckets

• 10 buckets

• 11 buckets

• 12 buckets

How many feet of tape is each team allowed to use in the challenge?

• 3 feet

• 1 foot

• 2 feet

• 4 feet

What is the initial number of buckets used as the base in the challenge?

• Two buckets

• Four buckets

• One bucket

• Three buckets

How many layers did Team A manage to build during their attempt?

• Three layers

• Four layers

• Five layers

• Six layers

What was a key factor that Team A realized was important during their attempt?

• The size of the buckets

• The color of the tape

• The number of team members

• The use of tape

What was Team B's strategy to improve their performance in the challenge?

• Starting with a larger base

• Ignoring the tape

• Focusing on teamwork

• Using more buckets

What lesson is emphasized at the end of the challenge?

• Building the tallest structure

• Competing against other teams

• Finishing the challenge quickly

• Using resources effectively