Trivia works for a whole room at once. Browse Bible, seasonal, and pop culture editions below, then open a product to read sample questions and see how rounds are scored.
Check the questions first
Read the preview and sample rounds. Make sure the topics and difficulty suit your students, and decide how you will explain any answers that are unfamiliar.
Decide how students will answer
Review the rules for individual, team, or whole-room play. Choose a format that includes quieter students and fits the time you have.
Prepare the room
Most trivia games are designed to be shown on a screen. Check the included files and test your display and sound before students arrive.
Captain Hook’s missing hand is just the beginning. Movie Trivia - Disney Edition asks students to remember the details tucked inside familiar Disney films, then checks their choices on screen. The movie might be a favorite, but that doesn’t mean every little detail stuck.
Some years sound made up even before you add a fake headline. 2020 Trivia shows students three events from an unforgettable year and asks them to find the one that never happened. Read the options carefully: the strangest story might be real.
Thor's hammer has a name, and Marvel fans may already be reaching for it. Trivia - Marvel Edition asks students questions about superheroes and the Marvel movie world, then provides the answers on screen. Bring the fan knowledge and see which details everyone remembers.
Ordering your usual meal is easy; knowing the company behind it takes another kind of memory. Trivia: Chick-Fil-A Edition asks questions about the restaurant's history and facts. Students choose an answer on screen, then check the reveal to see how much they know.
The early 2000s are back on screen, and this time they're asking questions. Trivia - 2000s Edition challenges students to choose answers about the decade's entertainment and culture. Read the options, make a call, and see whose throwback knowledge holds up to the reveal.
Thanksgiving brings plenty of opinions about dinner, but this game asks for answers. Trivia - Thanksgiving Edition puts holiday culture and history on screen through prepared questions. Students choose their responses, then check the reveal to see which bits of Thanksgiving knowledge they remember.
Knowing a lightsaber from a blaster gets you started; remembering the next detail may take more thought. Movie Trivia - Star Wars asks students questions from a galaxy far away and supplies the answer reveals, giving the room a chance to show its movie knowledge.
Knowing the answer only earns you the shot. Court Side Trivia combines on-screen questions with a physical basket challenge: answer correctly, choose your shooting distance, and try to turn knowledge into points. Farther shots carry a bigger potential score.
Cards and roses have numbers behind them in Trivia - Valentine's Day Edition. Students work through questions about the holiday and choose from the answers shown. Keep count of correct responses as the group finds out whose Valentine's knowledge goes beyond recognizing a heart.
Some Bible details are easier to overlook than the big stories. Trivia - Really Weird Bible Edition asks students about unusual moments and surprising details from Scripture. Play with contestants or teams, reveal each answer, and see who remembers the less familiar parts.
College basketball knowledge gets its turn at the scoreboard. Bracket Trivia - College Basketball Edition puts questions about the sport on screen and challenges students to collect the most correct answers. See whose basketball memory extends beyond the team on their sweatshirt.
Knowing your way around Fortnite is one thing; answering for it on a screen is another. Trivia - Fortnite Edition puts familiar game details into multiple-choice questions. Students make their selections and check the reveal to see how well their gaming knowledge translates into trivia.
Old gadgets and familiar songs get another turn in the spotlight. Millennial Throwback sends representatives from two teams to the buzzers for a nostalgia contest, combining pop culture questions with finish-the-lyrics challenges. Buzz first, answer well, and watch for a chance to steal.
Put your instincts to the test with 11 rounds of higher-or-lower trivia. In Over Under Vol. 2, every question comes with a number. Players have 10 seconds to choose OVER or UNDER, and every correct call earns a point. Everyone stays in until the final reveal.
Every answer fits somewhere in the rainbow, but the questions can go anywhere. Pick a Color challenges students with trivia whose solutions are always colors. Work out the clue, name the shade, and see how far that one simple rule can take your guesses.
Pumpkin spice gets its own quiz in Trivia - Pumpkin Spice Edition. Students answer questions about the fall drink, from its initials to the coffee culture around it. Individuals or teams compare answers with the reveals and try to finish with the most correct.