Quiz packs
Pick a topic for your quiz night. Each pack has 50 original questions in three sets, from easy to hard, and every answer is checked against at least two independent sources.
Nature & animals
50 questions · 3 setsFifty questions on how animals and plants work: pouches and eggs, odd hearts and blue blood, kelp forests, carnivorous plants, ferns and the trees in your street.
Space
50 questions · 3 setsFifty questions about the Solar System and beyond: planets and their moons, the Sun, comets, galaxies and famous missions, with nothing that goes out of date.
Food & drink
50 questions · 3 setsFifty questions from the kitchen and the world’s tables: what things are made of, where spices come from, cooking words and a little food chemistry.
Sport
50 questions · 3 setsFifty questions on rules, scoring and equipment: team sizes, golf and tennis words, bowling and snooker, martial arts, athletics events and chess. No current champions.
Inventions
50 questions · 3 setsFifty questions on everyday inventions and the people behind them: fasteners, toys, kitchen machines, plastics, recording formats and famous patents.
Languages & words
50 questions · 3 setsFifty questions about how words work: parts of speech, punctuation marks, figures of speech, borrowed words and the little marks on letters.
Art & museums
50 questions · 3 setsFifty questions on how art is made and where to see it: painting and printmaking techniques, famous paintings and the cities of great museums.
Maps & flags
50 questions · 3 setsFifty questions on reading maps and recognising flags: map words, rivers and coastlines, latitude and longitude, and the stable designs of ten national flags.
How packs work
Start a room, then choose a pack under Questions in the lobby (or use the button on a pack’s page). A game asks ten questions and keeps ten in reserve, in case the host voids one. Play again moves on to the pack’s next set, so nobody in the room sees a question twice while new ones are left. Prefer a bit of everything? The mixed household editions cover science, geography, history and culture.
We don’t list the questions here: they stay on our server and reach the phones one at a time during a game, so nobody can read the answers in advance.