Test your knowledge with trivia questions across science, geography, history, arts, food, sport, music and nature categories. Track your score.
A trivia generator runs a multiple-choice quiz drawn from a large question bank spanning categories — science, geography, history, arts, food, sport, music and nature. Pick a category, start the quiz, and answer each question by clicking an option: your choice is instantly marked correct or incorrect, and your score builds as you go, making it suitable for pub quiz practice, classroom activities, team-building events and personal knowledge testing.
Trivia is one of the most popular group entertainment formats worldwide. Whether you are hosting a pub quiz, running a team event or just testing your own knowledge, having a reliable source of varied, categorised questions saves hours of preparation.
The board game that turned trivia into a mainstream phenomenon began almost by accident. Canadian journalists Chris Haney and Scott Abbott devised Trivial Pursuit on a single afternoon and evening — 15 December 1979 — after a game of Scrabble at Haney's home in Montreal left them wondering if they could design something just as good themselves. An initial print run of only 1,100 copies gave little hint of what followed: after licensing the game to publisher Selchow and Righter in 1982, sales exploded to 1.3 million copies in 1983 and a staggering 20 million in 1984, with Time magazine calling it "the biggest phenomenon in game history."
Free users get science and geography. Premium unlocks the remaining six categories — history, arts, food, sport, music and nature — plus longer 10-question quizzes and score history.
Yes, with Premium — each finished quiz is saved to your browser's local storage (capped at the most recent 20 results), so reloading the page does not reset your history.
A broad question bank spanning all eight categories, with free users drawing from science and geography and Premium users able to pull from any of the eight — enough variety that repeats are uncommon within a normal play session.