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Write a quiz about anything before the kettle boils.
Pick your topics, rounds and difficulty, then edit every question and answer before quiz night.No card, no account to look around.Sample round · Geographypick a topic · answers included
01
What is the capital city of Japan?
Easy
Tokyo
02
Which river flows through the city of Baghdad?
Medium
The Tigris
03
Which narrow strait connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea?
Medium
The Strait of Gibraltar
04
Lake Titicaca lies on the border of which two countries?
Hard
Peru and Bolivia
05
Which country is entirely surrounded by South Africa?
Fiendish
Lesotho
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How it works
Three steps, and one of them is putting the kettle on
01
Pick your topics
Choose from eight topics, including history, science, sport and music.02
Set the shape
Choose three to ten rounds, and easy, medium, hard or mixed difficulty.03
Read it out
Edit any question or answer before quiz night. Printable answer sheets are coming soon.Platform screenshotthe round builder, mid-edit — send me one and I'll drop it in
What you get
Fully customisable, which is a boring way of saying you're still the quizmaster
Topics
Pick your topics
Choose any mix of eight topics, including history, science, sport, music and food & drink.Levels
Easy, medium or hard
Pick one level for the whole quiz or a mix, and change any question's level while you edit.Editing
Every word is yours
Rewrite any question or answer, swap a question for another, or add your own.OutputSoon
Printable sheets
A question sheet and an answer sheet for the host, plus an answer sheet for each team.Rounds
Three to ten rounds
Choose how many rounds to play, then add more questions to any round.ToneSoon
Warmer, drier, kinder
Nudge the whole round's voice at once. In the works, not in your hands yet.Who it's for
Trivia for all. Hence the name.
Pub & bar hosts
Six rounds by opening time
A different quiz every week without a Wednesday afternoon spent writing one.“Which decade turned the pub quiz into a national fixture?”
The 1970s
Teachers
Revision that feels like a game
Pitch it at the class you actually have.“How many bones are there in the adult human body?”
206
Team offsites
Icebreakers with an actual score
Mix general knowledge with sport, music or film. Competitive, briefly.“In SMART goals, what does the S stand for?”
Specific
Kitchen tables
Quizzing your own family
Easy enough for the youngest, with one hard question to keep an uncle honest.“Which planet orbits closest to the Sun?”
Mercury
Event entertainers
A quiz between the speeches
Weddings, birthdays, retirements. Short, warm rounds that fit around everything else.“Which flower traditionally stands for remembrance?”
The poppy
Something else entirely?
Book clubs, hen dos, ward rounds, long car journeys. We haven't found a room it doesn't work in.One topic away
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