Trivia Questions With Answers, by Topic

Play the full 12-question Israel trivia quiz (in Hebrew), with questions on the state emblem, the flag and the currency.

Jewish Holidays Through the Year covers the whole calendar, from Rosh Hashanah to Passover, and works in class before any of the holidays.

If you are looking for "which house are you", that is a personality test. This is the other kind: questions with one right answer about the Hogwarts houses and the Patronus, so you can find out who has really read the books.

Harry Potter: Hogwarts, Houses and Quidditch adds the Golden Snitch, Platform nine and three quarters and Diagon Alley. To add the three new ones (the badger, Slytherin's colors and Harry's Patronus), open it and choose Edit a copy; they go into your copy.

Play Pokemon: Types, Starters and Gotta Catch Them All, ten questions pitched at ages 8 to 11.

Capital Cities: The Ones People Get Wrong adds the country with three capitals and a few more surprises. For more geography, there is also a flag quiz with 24 questions and answers.

• Start with a topic everyone knows. The holiday questions get the whole room playing, and the kids can answer from the first question.
• Play in teams when ages are mixed. Each team plays on one phone, and a child who knows every Pokemon and a grandmother who knows every prime minister cover each other's gaps.
• Leave time after each answer. The short explanation is the part people remember, and the argument after it is half the fun.
• Add your own questions. Open any quiz in the library, choose Edit a copy, and add questions about your family, class or neighborhood.