About the Trivia Question Generator
Trivia Question Generator writes ten trivia questions with answers on any topic you choose. Pick easy, medium or hard, and multiple choice with four options or true or false. Each question comes with its answer, and the writer is told to use only facts it is certain of. Use it for quiz nights, classrooms, parties, team meetings and family games. Always check the answers before you read them out, because AI can state a wrong fact with confidence. Your text is sent to our AI service and is not stored.
Updated October 2026
How to use the Trivia Question Generator
- 1Type the topic, such as space exploration or 1990s music.
- 2Choose easy, medium or hard.
- 3Pick multiple choice or true or false.
- 4Press Make questions.
- 5Check each answer in a reliable source, then copy the questions into your quiz.
Choosing a topic
Broad topics such as "history" produce general questions. Narrow topics such as "the Roman Empire" or "Olympic Games" give more interesting ones. If your group has mixed interests, run the tool several times with different topics and build rounds.
Difficulty and format
Easy suits children and casual groups. Medium suits most adult quizzes. Hard assumes knowledge of the subject. Multiple choice is easier to answer and to score, because players can guess. True or false is the fastest for icebreakers but gives a 50 percent chance of a lucky guess.
- Easy: general knowledge, everyday facts
- Medium: details most people have heard of
- Hard: specific dates, names and numbers
- True or false: warm-ups and quick rounds
Check before you use
Trivia is only fun if the answers are right. Search each answer quickly in an encyclopaedia or an official site, especially for dates, spellings and records, which change. Delete or rewrite any question where sources disagree.
Run a good round
Write the answers on a separate sheet, read each question twice and set a time limit. Keep a few spare questions in case one turns out to be disputed. To make a quiz from your own material, use the Question Generator, and to pick teams or order, the Random Name Picker.
Make it your own
Add questions about your group, company or town, which people enjoy most. Use the Explain It Simply tool to add a short explanation after each answer, so that everyone learns something even if they got it wrong.
Features
- 10 questions with answers per request
- Easy, medium or hard
- Multiple choice (A to D) or true or false
- Answers on a separate line for each question
- Asks about well-established facts
- Try again for a new set
Frequently asked questions
Are the answers always correct?
No. The writer is told to use only facts it is sure of, but AI can still make mistakes, especially with dates, names and numbers. Check every answer before you use it in a quiz, and delete any question you cannot confirm.
How do I make the quiz harder?
Choose Hard, use a narrower topic, and switch to multiple choice, where wrong options can be close to the right answer. A specific topic such as "the Apollo 11 mission" is harder than "space".
Can I get more than 10 questions?
Each request gives 10. Press Try again for more, and remove any repeats.
Does it work for school or classroom use?
Yes, for practice and revision games. Check the questions against your curriculum and add your own.
Can I make questions from a text I provide?
For questions based on a specific passage, use the Question Generator, which only uses facts from your own text.
Why are there no questions about recent events?
The writer avoids facts that are recent or may have changed, since it may not know about them. Add your own questions about current events.
How should I run a quiz night?
Read each question clearly, give a fixed time to answer, reveal the answer and keep score. Mix easy and hard questions so that every team scores something.
Is my topic stored?
No. It is sent to our AI service to write the questions and is not stored.