If you’re a quiz master, then you should know the recipe to a mind-blowing, sensational gathering is a batch of cinnamon rolls AND a good dose of quiz questions. All are hand-made and freshly baked in the oven.
And out of all the types of quizzes out there, true or false quiz questions are one of the most sought after amongst quiz players. It’s unsurprising since they’re fast, and you have a 50/50 chance of winning big.
Table of Contents
Overview
| No. of True or False Quiz Questions? | 40 |
| How many choices can you answer with a True or False Quiz? | 2 |
| Is it hard to create a True or False Quiz on AhaSlides? | No |
| Can I combine True or False Quiz Slides with Spinner Wheel and Word Cloud? | Yes |
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To share the joy of hosting, and answering true or false questions with your friends, family or colleagues, we’ve got 40 true or false questions to get you started.
You can jump right in and start creating your own quiz questions or check out how to make one for both online and offline hangouts. So, let’s check out the best true or false questions for adults, and or course, the kids as well!
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40 True or False Quiz Questions and Answers List
From history, trivia, and geography, to fun and weird true or false questions, we got them all. Mind-blowing answers are included for all quiz masters.
- The construction of the Eiffel Tower was completed on March 31, 1887
- False. It was completed on March 31, 1889
- Lightning is seen before it’s heard because light travels faster than sound.
- True
- Vatican City is a country.
- True.
- Melbourne is the capital of Australia.
- False. It is Canberra.
- Penicillin was discovered in Vietnam to treat malaria.
- False. Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin at St. Mary’s Hospital, London, UK in 1928.
- Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan.
- True.
- Broccoli contains more vitamin C than lemons.
- True. Broccoli contains 89 mg of vitamin C per 100 grams, while lemons contain only 77 mg of vitamin C per 100 grams.
- The skull is the strongest bone in the human body.
- False. It is the femur or the thighbone.
- Light bulbs were the invention of Thomas Edison.
- False. He only developed the first practical one.
- Google was initially called BackRub.
- True.
- The black box in a plane is black.
- False. It is actually orange.
- Tomatoes are fruit.
- True.
- Mercury’s atmosphere is made up of Carbon Dioxide.
- False. It has no atmosphere at all.
- Depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide.
- True.
- Cleopatra was of Egyptian descent.
- False. She was actually Greek.
- The skull is the strongest bone in the human body.
- False. It is the femur (thighbone).
- You can sneeze while asleep.
- False. When you’re in REM sleep, the nerves that help you sneeze are at rest too.
- It’s impossible to sneeze while you open your eyes.
- True.
- Bananas are berries.
- True.
- If you add the two numbers on the opposite sides of the dice together, the answer is always 7.
- True.
- Scallops can’t see.
- False. Scallops have 200 eyes that function like a telescope.
- A snail can sleep up to 1 month.
- False. It’s actually three years.
- Your nose produces almost one litre of mucus a day.
- True.
- Mucus is healthy for your body.
- True. That’s why when you’re sick, your mucus increases nearly double.
- Coca-Cola exists in every country around the world.
- False. Cuba and North Korea don’t have Coke.
- Spider silk was once used to make guitar strings.
- False. Spider silk was used to make violin strings.
- A coconut is a nut.
- False. It’s actually a one-seeded drupe-like peach.
- A chicken can live without a head long after it’s chopped off.
- True.
- Humans share 95 per cent of their DNA with bananas.
- False. It’s 60 per cent.
- Giraffes say “moo”.
- True.
- In Arizona, USA, you can get sentenced for cutting down a cactus
- True.
- In Ohio, USA, it is illegal to get a fish drunk.
- False.
- In Tuszyn Poland, Winnie the Pooh is banned from children’s playgrounds.
- True. The authority is concerned about him not wearing pants and having non-gender-specific genitalia.
- In California, USA, you cannot wear cowboy boots unless you own at least two cows.
- True.
- All mammals live on land.
- False. Dolphins are mammals but they live under the sea.
- It takes nine months for an elephant to be born.
- False. Elephant babies are born after 22 months.
- Coffee is made from berries.
- True.
- Pigs are dumb.
- False. Pigs are considered the fifth most intelligent animal in the world.
- Being scared of clouds is called Coulrophobia.
- False. It’s the scare of clowns.
- Einstein failed his math class in university.
- False. He failed his first university exam.
True or False Questions About Yourself
- I have traveled to more than five countries.
- I speak more than two languages fluently.
- I have run a marathon.
- I have climbed a mountain.
- I have a pet dog.
- I have met a celebrity in person.
- I have published a book.
- I have won a sports competition.
- I have performed on stage in a play or musical.
- I have visited all the continents.
How to Create a Free True or False Quiz
Everybody knows how to create a funny true false questions quiz. Still, if you want to make one on live quizzing software that’s fully interactive and full of visuals and audio, we’ve got you covered!
Step #1 – Sign Up for a Free Account
For the true or false quiz, we’ll use AhaSlides to make quizzes faster.
If you don’t have an AhaSlides account, sign up here for free. Or, visit our public template library
Step #2 – Create a Quiz Slide – Random True False Questions
In the AhaSlides dashboard, click New then choose New Presentation.
In the Quiz and Games section, choose Pick Answer.
Type in your quiz question then fills in the answers to be “True” and “False” (Be sure to tick the correct one in the box next to it).
In the slide toolbar on the left, right-click on the Pick Answer slide and click Duplicate to make more true or false quiz slides.
Step #3 – Host Your True or False Quiz
- If you want to host the quiz right at the moment:
Click Present from the toolbar, and hover to the top to see the invitation code.
Click the banner at the top of the slide to reveal both the link and the QR code to share with your players.
- If you want to share your quiz for players to play at their own pace:
Click Settings -> Who takes the lead and choose Audience (Self-paced).
Click Share then copy the link to share with your audience. They can play it through their phones anywhere, anytime.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why asking a True or False Quiz?
True or False quizzes are a popular form of assessment that consists of a series of statements that are either true or false. They are used for a variety of purposes, such as testing knowledge, reinforcing learning, and engaging students. The main benefit is that they are easy to create and administer, making them a quick and efficient way to assess understanding. They can also be used to cover a wide range of topics and can be tailored to suit different levels of difficulty.
How to ask True or False Quiz correctly?
Few things to remember when making True or False Quiz (1) Keep it simple (2) Avoid double negatives (3) Be specific (4) Cover relevant topics (5) Avoid bias (6) Use correct grammar (7) Use true and false evenly (8) Avoid jokes or sarcasm: Avoid using jokes or sarcasm in True or False statements, as this can be confusing or misleading.
How to make a True or False Quiz?
To make a True or False quiz, follow these steps (1) Choose a topic (2) Write statements (3) Keep statements short and concise (4) Make statements accurate (5) Number the statements (6) Provide clear instructions (7) Check the quiz (8) Administer the quiz. You can always make an easy true or false quiz with AhaSlides.
