General knowledge trivia night questions often follow a standard routine. You know there’s going to be a specific number of questions asked, and those questions will fall into a category that has been mined for questions before. Here's a few tips and tricks that can help you improve your trivia game and make you a more interesting person to know!
Unlike some trivia providers, the team at Trivia Zoo make sure each round of ten questions contains a mix of topics. Why? Because there’s nothing worse than sitting down for a fun night and finding that each trivia round is focussed on one topic – and it’s one you're not good at. It’s even WORSE if two of the rounds are on themes you’re rubbish at (because believe it or not, some people just aren’t into sports stats, 1980s movies, or the politicians of Kazakhstan!).
By including 10 questions on different topics in EACH round, our quiz writer’s level the playing field. This format allows everyone at the table a reasonable chance of answering something right! (On the off chance you are interested in Kazakhstani politics, here’s a link for you!)
To maximise your chances of winning, think about cultivating a team of mixed ages and expertise. This means some participants will shine one round, while others will triumph the next. Also, inviting new people to join your team is a fun way to develop new friendships - be open to suggestions from your team-mates if they know someone who’s a walking encyclopedia on [insert subject here]! Younger teammates will come in handy for Trivia Zoo topics like popular culture, which may include songs that are currently on the charts, or technological terms that have escaped the Boomer II generation. (BTW: if you’re not sure which generation you “belong” to check out this table prepared by Beresford Research.) Likewise, anyone with a lived experience of the ‘70s or ‘80s will have a head-start when those questions roll around.
But let’s cycle back to the beginning. Trivia Zoo slideshow quizzes reach into the grab bag of standard trivia themes for every single round. These themes include:
History + Sport + Science – including Geography, Chemistry, etc + Popular Culture + Music + Film + Australiana + Literature + Religion + Technology
To broaden your general knowledge brain-bank, expand your information base by regularly diving into books, movies, newspapers, museums, podcasts, and even encyclopedias. Sign up to websites that post daily free facts or visit respected sites like Reader’s Digest who publish loads of data on regular rotation.
Remember, that insignificant word or fact you learn on your trivia journey at home might place you on the winner’s table at your next trivia night!
Till next time.
TZ
Unlike some trivia providers, the team at Trivia Zoo make sure each round of ten questions contains a mix of topics. Why? Because there’s nothing worse than sitting down for a fun night and finding that each trivia round is focussed on one topic – and it’s one you're not good at. It’s even WORSE if two of the rounds are on themes you’re rubbish at (because believe it or not, some people just aren’t into sports stats, 1980s movies, or the politicians of Kazakhstan!).
By including 10 questions on different topics in EACH round, our quiz writer’s level the playing field. This format allows everyone at the table a reasonable chance of answering something right! (On the off chance you are interested in Kazakhstani politics, here’s a link for you!)
To maximise your chances of winning, think about cultivating a team of mixed ages and expertise. This means some participants will shine one round, while others will triumph the next. Also, inviting new people to join your team is a fun way to develop new friendships - be open to suggestions from your team-mates if they know someone who’s a walking encyclopedia on [insert subject here]! Younger teammates will come in handy for Trivia Zoo topics like popular culture, which may include songs that are currently on the charts, or technological terms that have escaped the Boomer II generation. (BTW: if you’re not sure which generation you “belong” to check out this table prepared by Beresford Research.) Likewise, anyone with a lived experience of the ‘70s or ‘80s will have a head-start when those questions roll around.
But let’s cycle back to the beginning. Trivia Zoo slideshow quizzes reach into the grab bag of standard trivia themes for every single round. These themes include:
History + Sport + Science – including Geography, Chemistry, etc + Popular Culture + Music + Film + Australiana + Literature + Religion + Technology
To broaden your general knowledge brain-bank, expand your information base by regularly diving into books, movies, newspapers, museums, podcasts, and even encyclopedias. Sign up to websites that post daily free facts or visit respected sites like Reader’s Digest who publish loads of data on regular rotation.
Remember, that insignificant word or fact you learn on your trivia journey at home might place you on the winner’s table at your next trivia night!
Till next time.
TZ
