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Planning a London pub quiz on Thursdays

If you are running a London pub quiz on Thursdays, the hard part is usually the questions, not the venue. Most hosts end up writing rounds by hand from scraps of trivia books and memory, which takes hours each week.

  • Write rounds from your own notes instead of recycling the same trivia list.
  • Keep each question tied to one clear fact so teams are not arguing over wording.
  • Mix difficulty so newer players stay in the game alongside regulars.
  • Export finished rounds as PDF or DOCX on Plus, or as QTI or Moodle XML on Pro.
Example general knowledge trivia questions for a pub quiz
Which river flows through the center of London?The River Thames. It runs through the city and is the reason many of London's historic bridges and docks exist.
What is the capital city of Australia?Canberra. It was chosen as a compromise between rivals Sydney and Melbourne and became the capital in 1913 as a purpose-built city.
How many players from one side are on the field in a cricket match?Eleven. Each team fields eleven players at a time, while the batting side sends two players to the crease.
What is the name of the bell inside the clock tower at the Palace of Westminster?Big Ben. The name refers to the bell itself, while the tower is officially called Elizabeth Tower since 2022.
Which gas makes up the largest share of Earth's atmosphere?Nitrogen, at about 78 percent. Oxygen is the second largest share at about 21 percent.
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How many questions should a pub quiz round have?

Many hosts keep rounds to around 8 to 10 questions so teams stay engaged between drinks. You can adjust the count to fit how long your session runs.

How do I write good general knowledge questions?

Ask about one specific fact per question and avoid phrasing that has more than one defensible answer. Mix easy and hard questions across each round so the scoring stays close.

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