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  • During which dynasty of ancient Egypt were the pyramids at Giza built? History trivia questions 46 questions
  • Which film features a yellow brick road leading to the Emerald City? Film and television trivia questions 47 questions
  • How many strings does a standard guitar usually have? Music trivia questions 48 questions
  • How many players does a soccer team field at the start of a match? Sport trivia questions 49 questions
  • What fruit is dried to make a raisin? Food and drink trivia questions 45 questions
  • What is the largest animal alive today? Animals and nature trivia questions 45 questions
  • Which planet is closest to the Sun? Space and astronomy trivia questions 45 questions
  • What punctuation mark ends a direct question? Language and words trivia questions 45 questions
  • Who is credited with inventing the World Wide Web? Inventions and discovery trivia questions 45 questions
  • Who painted the Mona Lisa? Art trivia questions 40 questions
  • Who is the Greek god of the sea? Mythology trivia questions 40 questions
  • What is the largest ocean on Earth? Geography trivia questions 45 questions
  • How many days are in a leap year? General knowledge trivia questions 45 questions
  • What element has the chemical symbol O? Chemistry trivia questions 41 questions
  • Which U.S. state is nicknamed the Sunshine State? U.S. states trivia questions 43 questions
  • On which date is Christmas primarily observed? Christmas trivia questions 48 questions
  • On what date is Halloween observed? Halloween trivia questions 43 questions
  • On which weekday is U.S. Thanksgiving celebrated? Thanksgiving trivia questions 41 questions
  • Which Sunday name is also used for Easter? Easter trivia questions 49 questions
  • What is the tallest animal on land? Trivia questions for kids with answers 106 questions

    Questions for children aged about 6 to 12 on animals, the ocean, dinosaurs, space, the human body, weather and the world, grouped by subject. Easy ones suit younger children, hard ones suit ages 10 to 12, and every answer has a short explanation you can read aloud.

  • Mesopotamia, one of the first civilizations, grew up between which two rivers? Trivia questions for middle school with answers 64 questions

    Questions for 11- to 14-year-olds, a section for each grade: ancient worlds and the moving Earth in 6th, cells and the Middle Ages in 7th, atoms, Newton's laws and the Constitution in 8th, each with math and word questions. Easy ones make a warm-up; hard ones stretch a strong class. Every science and history answer links to its source, and every math answer shows the working. Printed without the answers, the set makes a review sheet for the class.

  • How many planets are in our solar system? Trivia questions for 5th grade with answers 41 questions

    Questions for 10- and 11-year-olds on what 5th graders usually study: the planets, matter and food chains, the colonies and the Revolution, fractions and decimals, and figures of speech. Easy ones make a warm-up; hard ones stretch a strong class. Every science and history answer links to its source, and every math answer shows the working. Printed without the answers, the set makes a review sheet for the class.

  • What are the three main kinds of rock? Trivia questions for 4th grade with answers 40 questions

    Questions for 9- and 10-year-olds on what 4th graders usually study: rocks, volcanoes and erosion, the human body, US geography, the trail west, multiplication, area and fractions, and word work. Easy ones make a warm-up; hard ones stretch a strong class. Every science and history answer links to its source, and every math answer shows the working. Printed without the answers, the set makes a review sheet for the class.

  • What are the four stages in a butterfly's life? Trivia questions for 3rd grade with answers 51 questions

    Questions for 8- and 9-year-olds on what 3rd graders usually study: life cycles, insects and other animals, the Sun and the Moon, weather tools and magnets, maps and continents, American symbols, times tables and fractions, and parts of speech. Easy ones make a warm-up; hard ones stretch a strong class. Every science and social studies answer links to its source, and every math answer shows the working. Printed without the answers, the set makes a review sheet for the class.

  • Where do frogs usually lay their eggs? Trivia questions for 2nd grade with answers 48 questions

    Questions for 7- and 8-year-olds on what 2nd graders usually study: life cycles and animal homes, solids, liquids and gases, land and water, America, place value, coins, time and word work. Science answers link to their source, math answers show the working, and printed without the answers the set makes a review sheet.

  • What is a baby cow called? Trivia questions for 1st grade with answers 49 questions

    Questions for 6- and 7-year-olds on what 1st graders usually learn: animals, the senses, plants, seasons and the sky, adding within 20, coins, clocks and words. An adult reads each one aloud and most answers are a word or two. Science answers link to their source; printed without the answers, the set makes a review sheet.

  • In Genesis 1, what does God call the light? Bible trivia questions and answers 40 questions

    Questions about passages in Genesis, Exodus, the Gospels, Jonah and Daniel. Each answer links to the passage.

  • How many bones are in an adult human skeleton? Science trivia questions and answers 118 questions

    Science questions in eight rounds, from the human body to space, each marked easy, medium or hard. Pick one round for a quiz night or mix the levels for kids and adults; every answer links to its source.

  • What is molten rock called while it is still underground? Volcano trivia questions with answers 42 questions

    Volcano questions for a science class, a family quiz or anyone who loves a big eruption: magma and lava, the Ring of Fire, Pompeii and Krakatoa, Mauna Loa and Mount Fuji, rock that floats, and the tallest volcano in the Solar System. Each of the four sections makes a round, and every answer links to its source.

  • What is the everyday name for the patella? Medical and human body trivia questions with answers 49 questions

    For a Nurses Week or Doctors' Day quiz, or a health class from age 12: bones and organs, medical words, famous nurses and medicine's breakthroughs. Hard ones are for people in medicine.

  • On which date is World Mental Health Day held every year? Mental health trivia questions with answers 47 questions

    Five rounds for Mental Health Awareness Month, World Mental Health Day or a health class, for ages 12 and up. The questions ask about facts, never about anyone's own experience, and every answer links to a public health source such as the WHO or the CDC.

  • Which film features a yellow brick road leading to the Emerald City? Pop culture trivia questions 95 questions

    Film, television and music questions with source links beside the answers.

  • Atari's 1972 arcade hit Pong is a simple video version of which sport? Video game trivia questions with answers 53 questions

    Seven rounds from the first arcade machines to today's games: arcade classics, consoles and handhelds, famous characters, best-sellers and records, game music, behind the games, and games today. Every answer links to its source.

  • Peter Gene Hernandez, born in Honolulu in 1985, performs under which stage name? Celebrity trivia questions with answers 54 questions

    Seven rounds of celebrity trivia: stage names and real names, before they were famous, music legends, movie stars, TV stars and hosts, sports stars, and stars of 2023 to 2026. Every answer links to its source.

  • Which park became the world's first national park, in 1872? Trivia questions for car rides and about cars 64 questions

    The first three sections are for reading aloud on a car ride: places and nature, road signs and highways, and other ways to travel. The last three are about cars: their history, how they work, and carmakers and records.

  • Which singer, later called the King of Rock and Roll, started a musical revolution in 1954? Decades trivia questions from the 50s to the 2010s 82 questions

    Seven decade rounds, from the 1950s to the 2010s, covering the music, films, news, space flights and sport of each ten years. Play one decade for a themed party or run them in order; every answer links to its source.

  • In which year did MTV go on the air? Trivia questions from the 80s with answers 42 questions

    Questions for an 80s party or a quiz night: MTV and Thriller, Live Aid, Back to the Future and Top Gun, the Rubik's Cube, Pac-Man and Tetris, the Challenger launch and the first woman on the Supreme Court. Each of the five sections makes a round, and every answer links to its source.

  • What was the Spice Girls' first single, in 1996? Trivia questions from the 90s with answers 40 questions

    Questions for a 90s party or a quiz night: the Spice Girls and the Macarena, Toy Story and Jurassic Park, Tamagotchi, Beanie Babies and the first Pokémon games, the World Wide Web, Y2K and Mandela's release. Each of the five sections makes a round, and every answer links to its source.

  • In 1976 the United States celebrated its Bicentennial. The 200th anniversary of what? 1976 trivia questions with answers 53 questions

    Seven rounds about 1976 for a 50th birthday party in 2026, a class reunion or a 70s night: the Bicentennial, space and gadgets, sports, films, songs, TV, and money and food. Every answer links to its source.

  • What is the name of the small plastic or metal sheath on each end of a shoelace? Bar trivia questions with answers 55 questions

    Seven rounds for a bar or pub trivia night: general knowledge, geography, history, science and nature, food and drink, movies, TV and music, and sports, with a closest-number tiebreaker. Every answer links to its source.

  • In March 1946, at Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri, which British leader warned that "an Iron Curtain has descended across the Continent"? 1946 trivia questions with answers 54 questions

    Seven rounds about 1946 for an 80th birthday party in 2026 or a 40s night: the year in the news, science and inventions, sports, films, songs, life at home, and famous people born in 1946. Every answer links to its source.

  • In November 1956, which president won a second term by beating Adlai Stevenson, the same man he had beaten four years earlier? 1956 trivia questions with answers 54 questions

    Seven rounds about 1956 for a 70th birthday party in 2026 or a 50s night: the year in the news, science and inventions, sports, films, songs, TV, and famous people born in 1956. Every answer links to its source.

  • On May 25, 1986, millions of Americans tried to form one human chain across the country, to fight hunger and homelessness. What was the event called? 1986 trivia questions with answers 54 questions

    Seven rounds about 1986 for a 40th birthday party in 2026, a class reunion or an 80s night: the year in the news, space and science, sports, films, songs, TV, and famous people born in 1986. Every answer links to its source.

  • In 1966 the Supreme Court ruled that police must tell suspects they have the right to remain silent before questioning them. What is the case called? 1966 trivia questions with answers 54 questions

    Seven rounds about 1966 for a 60th birthday party in 2026 or a 60s night: the year in the news, the space race, sports, films, songs, TV, and famous people born in 1966. Every answer links to its source.

  • In 2016, which big grazing animal became the national mammal of the United States? American trivia questions with answers 48 questions

    Questions about the United States for a Fourth of July party, a 250th-anniversary event or a class, for ages 10 and up: symbols and songs, food and sport, landmarks, inventors, how the government works and the country's 250th birthday. Each of the six sections makes a round, and every answer links to its source.

  • On which Monday of February is Presidents' Day held? Presidential trivia questions with answers 49 questions

    Questions for a Presidents' Day lesson, a social studies class or a history round at quiz night, for players about 10 and up: Presidents' Day, faces on coins and bills, the first presidents, famous firsts, the rules of the job and life in the White House. Each of the six sections makes a round, and every answer links to its source.

  • In which year did English colonists found Jamestown, in Virginia? US history trivia questions with answers 71 questions

    Eight rounds of US history by era, from Jamestown to 2015, for a class, a homeschool quiz or quiz night, ages 11 and up. Dates that are easy to mix up, like the Declaration's adoption and its signing, get their own questions.

  • How many players does each team have on the field at one time? NFL and football trivia questions with answers 51 questions

    Football questions in five rounds: the basics of the game, the NFL, the Super Bowl, teams and their traditions, and the legends. Easy ones suit a casual viewer or a young fan; the hard ones are for the person who never misses a game. Every answer links to its source.

  • How many players does each team have on the court at one time? NBA and basketball trivia questions with answers 40 questions

    Basketball questions in four rounds: the basics of the game, the NBA, the game beyond the NBA (college, the Olympics, the WNBA and the Globetrotters), and the legends. Easy ones suit a casual fan or a young player; the hard ones are for the person who knows every record. Every answer links to its source.

  • How many players does each team have in the field at one time? Baseball and MLB trivia questions with answers 51 questions

    Baseball questions in five rounds: the basics of the game, the major leagues, the World Series, ballparks and traditions, and the legends and their records. Easy ones suit a young player or a casual fan; the hard ones are for the person who knows every record. Every answer links to its source.

  • Which player may catch the ball with their hands inside their own penalty area? Soccer trivia questions with answers 45 questions

    Soccer questions for an end-of-season team party, a PE class or a World Cup watch party: easy ones for players from about 8, hard ones for fans. The rounds cover the rules, the World Cup, the big clubs, the legends and the women's game, and every answer links to its source.

  • What prize did a winner at the ancient Olympic Games receive? Olympic trivia questions with answers 50 questions

    Olympic questions for a watch party, a quiz night or an Olympic-year class, for players from about 10: the ancient Games, the rings and torch, Summer legends, a full Winter Olympics round and the cities hosting next. Each of the five sections makes a round, and every answer links to its source.

  • What is 17 + 26? Math trivia questions with answers 40 questions

    Number, fraction, shape and algebra questions with worked answers. Use the explanations to check the method as well as the result.

  • What is Taylor Swift’s global fanbase called? Trivia questions for teens 40 questions

    Questions on music, sport, games, films and TV, and school subjects for a mixed group of 13 to 17 year olds. Play in teams, then reveal each answer and its source.

  • Freddie Mercury is associated with which band? Trivia questions for seniors 40 questions

    Questions on classic songs and films, famous people, history, food, places and holidays for an activity group or a family visit. Read one aloud, give the group time to talk it over, then reveal the answer.

  • How many legs does a spider have? Family trivia questions 40 questions

    Questions children and adults can answer together, on animals, space, food, sport, myths and holidays. Mix ages on each team, or let the youngest player answer first.

  • What is the most common pack of playing cards used today? Trivia questions for work 40 questions

    General knowledge questions for a quiz break at work or the start of a team meeting, none of them needing specialist knowledge. Ask five at a time, in teams or solo.

  • Where did the couple first meet? Trivia questions for couples 73 questions

    Guest sets: the couple writes its answers before the shower or wedding, the host reads each question, guests write their guesses, and the guest with the most right answers wins. Partner set: take turns asking about yourself, score a point for each right answer, and anyone may skip a question.

  • What is the birthday person's favorite food? Birthday trivia questions 58 questions

    A guessing round about the birthday person, then five rounds of birthday facts, from the Happy Birthday song to birthstones. Every fact answer links to its source.

  • About how many bones does a baby have at birth? Baby shower trivia questions with answers 48 questions

    Six rounds for a baby shower quiz that grandparents and teens can play together: newborn facts, baby animals, nursery rhymes, baby names, baby gear and books, and birthstones and twins. Every answer links to its source.

  • Players spin a four-sided top, a Hebrew letter on each side, to win from a pot. Which holiday is it? Holiday trivia questions with answers 51 questions

    Six rounds for an office holiday party, a family get-together or the last class before winter break: guess the holiday from its custom, December around the world, songs, films, food and drink, and decorations. Every answer links to its source.

  • During which dynasty of ancient Egypt were the pyramids at Giza built? Hard trivia questions 60 questions

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  • Who was the first person to walk on the Moon? Easy trivia questions 60 questions

    Reveal an answer when you are ready. Print this selection with every answer and its source.

  • During which dynasty of ancient Egypt were the pyramids at Giza built? Daily trivia questions

    Ten new trivia questions every day, three easy, four medium and three hard, each with its answer and its source. Play them on screen, read them aloud or print the day's ten with the answers.

  • True or false: Bats are blind. True or false trivia questions 49 questions

    Statements of fact about animals, the human body, space, Earth, history and food. Read one aloud, let everyone call true or false, then show the answer and the real fact.

  • Who was the first person to walk on the Moon? Multiple choice trivia questions 41 questions

    Read each question with its four options, let players or teams choose one, then reveal the answer. The wrong options are the same kind of answer as the right one.

  • What causes Earth's seasons: its tilt or its changing distance from the Sun? Seasons trivia questions 8 questions

    Seasons questions with answers and source links. Print the short round and complete key together.

  • In Spain, how many grapes do people eat at midnight on New Year's Eve? New Year trivia questions 40 questions

    New Year questions with answers and source links. Play them on the screen, or print a player sheet and the answer key.

  • Who became known as the Mother of the American Valentine? Valentine's Day trivia questions 40 questions

    Valentine's Day questions with answers and source links. Play them on the screen, or print a player sheet and the answer key.

  • On which March date is St Patrick's Day celebrated? St Patrick's Day trivia questions 40 questions

    St Patrick's Day questions with answers and source links. Play them on the screen, or print a player sheet and the answer key.

  • Which body adopted the Declaration of Independence? Fourth of July trivia questions 55 questions

    Fourth of July questions for a backyard party, a picnic or a class before the summer break: the Declaration and the people who signed it, the flag and the anthem, fireworks, the oldest parade and the hot dog contest at Coney Island. Each answer links to its source. Play them on the screen, or print a player sheet and the answer key.

  • Who organized the 1908 service honoring her mother in Grafton? Mother's and Father's Day trivia questions 42 questions

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  • On which day of the Hebrew month of Kislev does Hanukkah begin? Hanukkah trivia questions 40 questions

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  • Between which two dates is Kwanzaa celebrated? Kwanzaa trivia questions 21 questions

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  • Diwali comes from the Sanskrit word Dipavali. What does it mean? Diwali trivia questions 40 questions

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  • Chinese New Year is also known as which festival? Lunar New Year trivia questions 42 questions

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  • What is another name for the winter solstice, the day with the least daylight? Winter trivia questions 43 questions

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  • Which three months make up meteorological fall in the Northern Hemisphere? Fall trivia questions 40 questions

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  • Which historian created Negro History Week in 1926, the start of Black History Month? Black History Month trivia questions 48 questions

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  • Which three months are spring in the United States and the United Kingdom? Spring trivia questions 40 questions

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  • Which three months are meteorological summer in the Northern Hemisphere? Summer trivia questions 41 questions

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  • In which U.S. city was Walt Disney born? Disney trivia questions and answers 171 questions

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  • How many books are in the main Harry Potter series? Harry Potter trivia questions and answers 178 questions

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  • What is Monica's profession? Friends trivia questions and answers 98 questions

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  • In what year was the first Star Wars film, A New Hope, released in cinemas? Star Wars trivia questions 103 questions

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  • In which city is the Dunder Mifflin branch in The Office? The Office trivia questions 77 questions

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  • What is the real name of the original Spider-Man? Marvel trivia questions 100 questions

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  • On which handheld system did the first Pokémon games launch? Pokémon trivia questions 79 questions

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  • What are Minecraft's two main game modes? Minecraft trivia questions 83 questions

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  • Will Byers vanishes while cycling home from a game session with his friends. Which game were they playing? Stranger Things trivia questions and answers 56 questions

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  • During which dynasty of ancient Egypt were the pyramids at Giza built? Printable trivia questions and answers 66 questions

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  • Who was the first person to walk on the Moon? Trivia night kit: rounds, answers and score sheets 36 items

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  1. 1

    Who was the first person to walk on the Moon?

    easy

    Answer

    Armstrong

    Source: Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_Armstrong?oldid=1365168332

  2. 2

    Which film features a yellow brick road leading to the Emerald City?

    easy

    Answer

    The Wizard of Oz

    Source: Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wizard_of_Oz?oldid=1365044818#Plot

  3. 3

    How many strings does a standard guitar usually have?

    easy

    Answer

    Six

    Source: Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guitar?oldid=1363122781#Standard

  4. 4

    How many players does a soccer team field at the start of a match?

    easy

    Answer

    Eleven

    Source: Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_football?oldid=1365398893#Gameplay

  5. 5

    What fruit is dried to make a raisin?

    easy

    Answer

    Dried grape

    Source: Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raisin?oldid=1350844134

  6. 6

    What is the largest animal alive today?

    easy

    Answer

    The blue whale

    Source: Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_whale?oldid=1364714839#Size

  7. 7

    Which planet is closest to the Sun?

    easy

    Answer

    Mercury

    Source: Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury_(planet)?oldid=1365197728#Orbit%2C_rotation%2C_and_longitude

  8. 8

    What punctuation mark ends a direct question?

    easy

    Answer

    Question mark

    Source: Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Question_mark?oldid=1365255154

  9. 9

    Which invention lets people see distant objects in space?

    easy

    Answer

    A telescope

    Source: Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telescope?oldid=1352125963

  10. 10

    Who painted the Mona Lisa?

    easy

    Answer

    Leonardo da Vinci

    Source: Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mona_Lisa?oldid=1364364951

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