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Generate random trivia questions for pub quiz nights, classroom reviews, team icebreakers, study sessions, and party games. Filter by category and difficulty, toggle answer visibility and duplicate mode, review the live filtered pool count, then copy results in one click.
Also try the Random Question Generator, Sports Trivia Generator, and more in Randomizer tools.
Last updated: May 24, 2026 · Published: 2026-04-28 · Updated: 2026-05-24
Questions in current filter: 60
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A random trivia generator selects question-and-answer pairs from a curated list so hosts, teachers, and creators can skip manual list-making. It is designed for quiz rounds and knowledge activities—not as a live scoring system, buzzer app, or timed game engine.
This Muxgen tool runs in your browser: set trivia-count (default 1), pick category and difficulty filters, toggle Show answers and Allow duplicate questions, generate, and copy. No account and no server upload for your picks.
Three simple steps from filters to copy-ready quiz questions.
Enter trivia-count (default 1), pick a Category chip from 6 options, and choose a Difficulty chip from 3 options.
Toggle Show answers for study mode or leave off for host mode. Toggle Allow duplicate questions for repeats up to 100, or turn it off for unique-only batches capped by the filtered pool count.
Click Generate trivia, review question cards with category · difficulty tags, then Copy to clipboard for slides, chat, or worksheets.
Every control in the random trivia generator component.
Number input min 1 — max 100 with duplicates on, or maxBatchForTriviaSettings when duplicates off. Default 1.
6 toggle buttons from TRIVIA_CATEGORY_FILTER_OPTIONS — default All.
3 toggle buttons from TRIVIA_DIFFICULTY_FILTER_OPTIONS — default All.
Unchecked by default (TRIVIA_DEFAULT_SHOW_ANSWERS) — toggles answer lines on result cards and in formatTriviaCopyList export.
Checked by default — enables repeated questions and raises max count to 100. Unchecked uses a usedIndices Set for unique picks.
Live filteredPool.length from filterTrivia — updates when category or difficulty changes; disables generate at zero.
Primary button — disabled when filtered pool is empty; runs generateTrivia and updates status message.
Right panel shows emerald cards with numbered questions, optional Answer lines, and formatTriviaDisplayLine tags, or empty state "Choose filters and click generate" with question-mark emoji.
Ghost button — formatTriviaCopyList export with or without answers per Show answers toggle; Copied! feedback for two seconds.
Counts from countTriviaByCategory in random-trivia-generator-data.ts.
| Category | Questions in pool |
|---|---|
| History | 12 |
| Science | 12 |
| Geography | 12 |
| Sports | 12 |
| Entertainment | 12 |
Counts from countTriviaByDifficulty in random-trivia-generator-data.ts.
| Difficulty | Questions in pool |
|---|---|
| Easy | 31 |
| Medium | 29 |
All 60 entries in the TRIVIA array—question, answer, category, and difficulty.
| Question | Answer | Category | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Which planet is known as the Red Planet? | Mars | Science | Easy |
| Who painted the Mona Lisa? | Leonardo da Vinci | History | Easy |
| What is the longest river in the world? | The Nile River | Geography | Medium |
| How many players are on a soccer team on the field? | 11 players | Sports | Easy |
| Which movie features the quote, 'I'll be back'? | The Terminator | Entertainment | Easy |
| What gas do plants absorb from the atmosphere? | Carbon dioxide | Science | Easy |
| In which year did World War II end? | 1945 | History | Medium |
| What is the capital city of Canada? | Ottawa | Geography | Medium |
| Which country has won the most FIFA World Cups? | Brazil | Sports | Medium |
| Who played Jack in Titanic? | Leonardo DiCaprio | Entertainment | Easy |
| What is the chemical symbol for gold? | Au | Science | Medium |
| Who was the first president of the United States? | George Washington | History | Easy |
| Which desert is the largest hot desert in the world? | The Sahara Desert | Geography | Easy |
| In basketball, how many points is a free throw worth? | 1 point | Sports | Easy |
| Which TV series is set in Hawkins, Indiana? | Stranger Things | Entertainment | Medium |
| What part of the cell contains DNA? | The nucleus | Science | Medium |
| Which ancient civilization built Machu Picchu? | The Inca civilization | History | Medium |
| What is the smallest country in the world? | Vatican City | Geography | Medium |
| Which sport uses a shuttlecock? | Badminton | Sports | Easy |
| Who directed the movie Inception? | Christopher Nolan | Entertainment | Medium |
| Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? | Thomas Jefferson | History | Easy |
| Which empire built the Colosseum? | The Roman Empire | History | Easy |
| What year did the Berlin Wall fall? | 1989 | History | Medium |
| Who was known as the Maid of Orléans? | Joan of Arc | History | Medium |
| Which ocean liner sank in 1912? | Titanic | History | Easy |
| What writing system did ancient Egyptians use? | Hieroglyphics | History | Medium |
| Which US war was fought between the North and South? | The American Civil War | History | Easy |
| What was the first civilization in Mesopotamia? | Sumer | History | Medium |
| What planet is closest to the Sun? | Mercury | Science | Easy |
| How many bones are in the adult human body? | 206 | Science | Easy |
| What force keeps planets in orbit around the Sun? | Gravity | Science | Medium |
| What is the chemical formula for water? | H2O | Science | Easy |
| What gas do humans need to breathe? | Oxygen | Science | Easy |
| What is the hardest natural substance on Earth? | Diamond | Science | Medium |
| What organ in the body produces insulin? | The pancreas | Science | Medium |
| What is the largest organ in the human body? | The skin | Science | Easy |
| What is the capital of France? | Paris | Geography | Easy |
| Which ocean is the largest on Earth? | The Pacific Ocean | Geography | Easy |
| What is the tallest mountain above sea level? | Mount Everest | Geography | Medium |
| Which country spans both Europe and Asia? | Turkey | Geography | Medium |
| On which continent is Egypt located? | Africa | Geography | Easy |
| What is the capital of Australia? | Canberra | Geography | Medium |
| Which US state is known as the Aloha State? | Hawaii | Geography | Easy |
| Which river flows through London? | The River Thames | Geography | Medium |
| How many rings are on the Olympic flag? | Five | Sports | Easy |
| In which country did judo originate? | Japan | Sports | Medium |
| In tennis, what is a score of zero called? | Love | Sports | Easy |
| How long is a marathon in miles (approximately)? | 26.2 miles | Sports | Medium |
| What color card means ejection in soccer? | Red | Sports | Easy |
| Which sport uses a pommel horse? | Gymnastics | Sports | Medium |
| How many bases are on a baseball diamond? | Four | Sports | Easy |
| What is the maximum score in ten-pin bowling? | 300 | Sports | Medium |
| Who created the Mario video game character? | Shigeru Miyamoto | Entertainment | Easy |
| Which band recorded Bohemian Rhapsody? | Queen | Entertainment | Medium |
| What is the wizarding school in Harry Potter called? | Hogwarts | Entertainment | Easy |
| Who voiced Woody in Toy Story? | Tom Hanks | Entertainment | Medium |
| Which streaming service produced Stranger Things? | Netflix | Entertainment | Easy |
| In what year was the first iPhone released? | 2007 | Entertainment | Medium |
| Who played Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? | Robert Downey Jr. | Entertainment | Easy |
| Which film won Best Picture at the 2020 Academy Awards? | Parasite | Entertainment | Medium |
How category, difficulty, Show answers, and Allow duplicate questions interact.
Full 60-question pool — max 60 unique picks or 100 with duplicates.
History (12), Science (12), Geography (12), Sports (12), Entertainment (12) — difficulty still applies.
Easy (31), Medium (29) — category still applies.
On: cards and copy include Answer lines for study and answer-key handouts. Off: questions only for live hosting and blind practice rounds.
Same question can repeat — ideal for large batches, practice drills, or sample sizes up to 100.
Unique questions only — actualCount = min(count, filteredPool.length); no index reuse within a batch.
Where copied trivia lists land and which Muxgen pages complement this one.
Paste numbered trivia questions into slide decks for classroom reviews, pub quiz screens, and virtual game nights.
Copy question-only lists into chat for round-by-round trivia, or include answers for automated scoring threads.
Use unique mode and Show answers off to assign one question per student without overlap in the same row.
Use generated Q&A pairs as seed content when building custom quizzes in third-party platforms.
Sports Trivia Generator focuses on athletic questions — this page delivers mixed general knowledge across five categories with difficulty filters.
Random Question Generator delivers open prompts without fixed answers — this random trivia generator is faster for scored quiz rounds with curated Q&A pairs.
Built for quiz hosts—fast filters, live pool counts, answer toggle, and copy-ready output.
Trivia questions appear immediately—no accounts, queues, or server round-trips.
History, science, geography, sports, and entertainment—or keep All for the full curated pool.
Easy and medium group questions by challenge level for balanced classroom and party rounds.
Switch between host mode (questions only) and study mode (questions with answers on cards and copy).
Toggle repeats for large batches up to 100, or enforce unique-only output.
See exactly how many questions match your filters before you click generate.
Generation runs in the browser—filters and results are not uploaded to Muxgen.
Random trivia supports classrooms, parties, teams, and creative projects.
Hosts generate category-filtered trivia for social events, bar nights, and house parties.
Teachers assign random trivia by subject filter—science for labs, history for social studies warm-ups.
Use easy difficulty and mixed categories for quick remote or in-person team rounds.
Turn Show answers on to self-test recall, then hide answers for timed practice rounds.
Creators generate trivia batches for audience participation segments and interactive streams.
Filter Easy difficulty for kid-friendly rounds, then add Medium for older players in the same session.
Calendar-aware ideas for back-to-school quiz weeks, holiday game nights, summer camps, and corporate icebreakers.
Generate five unique questions across All filters—each student researches one answer and presents a two-minute summary.
Filter Entertainment + Easy for family-friendly movie and TV trivia during winter gatherings.
Combine Sports category picks with the Sports Trivia Generator for halftime bonus rounds.
Filter Science + Medium for environmental and biology questions during classroom eco-units.
Use unique mode and rotate category filters daily—geography Monday, history Tuesday, and so on.
Generate three easy mixed-category questions per table group before splitting into Random Team Generator teams.
Terms tied to filters, the dataset, and generation logic.
all | history | science | geography | sports | entertainment — selects filterTrivia category branch.
all | easy | medium — intersects with category in filterTrivia.
Returns TRIVIA entries matching category and difficulty when not all.
Picks count items from the filtered pool with optional duplicate control; returns picks and status string.
Returns TRIVIA_MAX_DUPLICATE_BATCH (100) with duplicates on, or Math.max(1, poolSize) when off.
Numbered questions with optional Answer lines — with answers: "1. Which planet is known as the Red Planet? Answer: Mars · 2. Who painted the Mona Lisa? Answer: Leonardo da Vinci"; questions only: "1. Which planet is known as the Red Planet? · 2. Who painted the Mona Lisa?".
Returns "Category · Difficulty" tags shown beneath each result card — e.g. Science · Easy.
A generator can start the round; your host plan carries it forward.
Read Questions in current filter before setting a high count—narrow filters shrink available unique picks.
Use unique mode for assignments; allow duplicates for large practice sets or repeated drill rounds.
Keep answers hidden during live rounds; enable for answer keys, study sheets, and post-game review.
History + Medium narrows to harder history questions—verify the live count before generating.
Paste into your doc or chat right after generating so results are not lost on refresh.
Regenerate if a disputed question appears—transparency builds trust in classroom and group activities.
Habits that pair with Generate trivia and Copy to clipboard.
Default All category and All difficulty expose the full 60-question pool.
Five unique picks show category variety before you commit to a themed quiz night or activity round.
Rotate history, science, geography, sports, and entertainment filters across rounds so players stay engaged.
Assign one question per group without overlap when filtered pool count covers your class or team size.
Split players into teams first, then generate category-filtered trivia for each round.
Scroll the full TRIVIA table below to plan filters and spot questions before live generation.
Examples from formatTriviaCopyList(sampleTrivia(2), showAnswers) in random-trivia-generator-data.ts.
1. Which planet is known as the Red Planet? Answer: Mars 2. Who painted the Mona Lisa? Answer: Leonardo da Vinci
1. Which planet is known as the Red Planet? 2. Who painted the Mona Lisa?
60 questions, 5 categories, 2 difficulty levels, trivia-count up to 100, show answers toggle, duplicate toggle, filtered pool count, filterTrivia, generateTrivia, formatTriviaCopyList, and defaults.
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