Trivia Questions With Answers by Age and Occasion
Pick the room, get a question, check the answer.
A trivia list is only as good as its answers, so every pack here is built the same way. Each question is multiple choice, each answer comes with one line that says why it is right, and each one names the page it was checked on. Pick the pack that matches the room: a school grade from kindergarten to 9th, a crowd such as seniors or a table of kids and grown-ups, a subject, or a date on the calendar from Halloween to Black History Month. A first question is already on the page. Read it aloud and let the room vote, or hand the phone to one player. Missed questions wait in their own pile for a second try, Exam mode scores a round of 20, and the question sheet prints with a separate answer key. Answers that change from year to year, such as records and rankings, are left out.
By school grade 5
Packs matched to what each grade is taught, from kindergarten read-alouds to 9th grade subject rounds.
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Trivia Questions for Kindergarten to Read Aloud
100 read-aloud questions for ages 5 and 6, two choices each: colors, shapes, animal sounds, counting to 20, days, letters, the body and weather.
For example Which letter comes right after A?
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Trivia Questions for 1st Graders, Built on First Grade Lessons
120 three-choice questions for ages 6 and 7 in 6 topics: first grade math, seasons, community helpers, animal babies, United States symbols, light and sound.
For example Drum beats and flashes of light can both be used to do what over a long distance?
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Trivia Questions for 4th Graders, Sorted by Classroom Unit
150 multiple-choice questions on fractions, angles, state capitals, US regions, energy, the water cycle, rocks and inventors.
For example Illinois, Ohio, Iowa and Kansas all belong to which region?
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Trivia Questions for 3rd Graders, From Times Tables to Planets
150 multiple-choice questions on times tables, measuring, planets, habitats, continents, states of matter, magnets and life cycles.
For example How many right angles does a rectangle have?
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Trivia Questions for 9th Graders, in Five Subject Rounds
137 multiple-choice questions on algebra and geometry, biology, earth science, world history, and literature and grammar, each with a checked answer.
For example Who wrote the 1818 novel "Frankenstein"?
By age and crowd 4
Questions pitched at who is in the room: kids, seniors, or the generation that grew up with dial-up.
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Fun Trivia Questions for Kids, With Answers You Can Check
300 multiple-choice questions in 11 topics, from animals to baseball rules, plus 60 harder ones for the grown-ups.
For example What is the capital city of France?
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Trivia Questions for Seniors, With Answers You Can Check
250 multiple-choice questions in 8 topics, from wartime rationing to famous firsts, plus an easy set of 80 with three choices each.
For example Which is the only state that borders exactly one other state?
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Trivia Questions for Gen Z on the Years They Grew Up In
100 multiple-choice questions in 5 topics: phones and the internet, fads and everyday life, world events, science and space news, and sport, all from 2005 to 2020.
For example Which country became independent on 9 July 2011, with Juba as its capital?
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Trivia Questions for Millennials Who Remember Dial-Up
100 multiple-choice questions in 5 topics: technology firsts, toys and fads, world events, science and space news, and sport, all from 1989 to 2004.
For example The word blog is a shortened form of which word?
By subject 3
One subject per pack, split into topics so a round can stay on space, fractions or kitchen science.
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Math Trivia Questions for Kids, From Googols to Honeycombs
234 multiple-choice questions for ages 8 to 12 in 8 topics, from who named the googol to a snail on a wall, with 25 for 5th grade.
For example How many times longer is the diameter of a circle than its radius?
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Science Trivia Questions for Kids, in Five Branches of Science
150 multiple-choice questions on animals, the human body, space, weather and materials, from easy to hard, each with the reason behind the answer.
For example What is it called when animals travel a long way at the same time each year, often as the…
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Food Trivia Questions for Adults, With a Source Under Every Answer
120 multiple-choice questions in 5 topics: where dishes come from, ingredients, kitchen science, food words, and firsts, records and numbers.
For example Weight for weight, which of these foods holds the most water in USDA data?
Holidays and occasions 9
Packs for one date or one party, written about that day's history and customs.
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Christmas Trivia Questions for Kids, From Reindeer to Carols
153 multiple-choice questions for ages 6 to 12 in 6 topics, from Yule Lads to northern lights, with 22 on other December festivals.
For example Colorful Christmas nativity scenes called szopki are typical of which country?
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Halloween Trivia Questions for Kids, Turnip Lanterns to Candy Corn
80 not-scary multiple-choice questions on pumpkins, bats, spiders, owls and cats, Halloween history and harvest customs.
For example What are the sharp claws of an owl called?
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Holiday Trivia Questions for Work, From Many Traditions
80 multiple-choice questions in 5 topics, from Hanukkah and Kwanzaa to Hogmanay and Nowruz, written for a mixed office party.
For example In the Northern Hemisphere, the winter solstice, the day with the least daylight, falls in…
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Birthday Trivia Questions for Adults, With Answers
88 multiple-choice questions for a grown-up party: the birthday song, customs from Korea to Mexico, birthstones, leap days, cake and candles.
For example Which country once followed February 29 with a February 30, in the year 1712?
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Trivia Questions for Baby Shower Guests, Every Answer Sourced
100 multiple-choice questions in 5 topics: newborn and first-year facts, baby animals, animal moms and dads, nursery rhymes to finish, and baby customs around the world.
For example What are the soft spots on a newborn's head called?
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Easter Trivia Questions for Kids, From Egg Rolls to the Date Rule
60 multiple-choice questions in 4 topics: eggs and egg games, spring animals and flowers, Easter customs around the world, and how the date is set.
For example What is the earliest date on which Easter can fall in the calendar most countries use?
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Thanksgiving Trivia Questions for Adults, With the History Checked
80 multiple-choice questions in 6 topics: the 1621 harvest, the road to a national holiday, the turkey, the table, parades and football, and Thanksgivings abroad.
For example Before it was called a wishbone, what was the bone's name in English?
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Trivia Questions for a Road Trip, Read From the Passenger Seat
158 multiple-choice questions on states, highways, landmarks, rivers, license plates and the history of the car, each with a checked answer.
For example Which city is the capital of Idaho?
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Black History Month Trivia Questions, With Every Answer Sourced
153 multiple-choice questions on leaders and the movement, famous firsts, inventors and scientists, court cases and laws, the arts and sport, each with a checked answer.
For example What nickname is given to the all-Black US Army regiments formed in 1866 to serve on the…