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A 20-question Thanksgiving quiz covering history, food and traditions, with a matching round.
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Ten Christmas film plots: are they real or made up? Players vote on each one.
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Winter celebrations around the world, from Kwanzaa to Hanukkah, with matching rounds.
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Three picture-based questions on spotting AI-generated New Year images: a fireworks scene, a group selfie and a city billboard. The pictures are only in the template, so the page shows the questions and answers.
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Zodiac animals, traditions and food in a 20-question Lunar New Year quiz.
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Ten fact-checked Valentine's Day questions in two rounds: chocolate, roses, penguins and Finland's Friend's Day, then film couples, famous lines and love songs. Includes four ordering questions. Suits adults and teens.
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A discussion-led International Women’s Day template: five scored questions on women in politics, FGM and activism in Saudi Arabia, plus five prompts. Covers sensitive topics, so it suits adults and older teens.
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General knowledge, global traditions and fun facts about Easter, with a leaderboard.
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Seven April Fools' Day questions on famous pranks and hoaxes, including the BBC spaghetti harvest, Burger King's Left-Handed Whopper and Google's MentalPlex. Mostly multiple choice and short answer, plus one match, one order and one sort.
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HalloweenThirty spooky questions across five rounds, from ancient origins to horror films, plus a round about your own team. Your colleagues play on their phones.
HalloweenA friendly, family-safe Halloween quiz with simple multiple-choice questions.
HalloweenTwenty-five questions across five rounds, from emoji film puzzles to famous villains. Your players join on their phones.
HalloweenTwenty picture questions across four rounds, from zoomed-in close-ups to spooky costumes. Everyone plays on their phone.
HalloweenTen quick Halloween questions to start any meeting with a smile. One leaderboard at the end.
HalloweenEighteen scored questions in three rounds, from friendly warm-ups to fiendishly hard, then a bonus round where players draw a jack-o'-lantern and share a Halloween memory. Everyone plays on their phones.
HalloweenFifteen groan-worthy Halloween jokes, puns and silly facts in two light rounds. Easy to follow, fun for mixed ages, and played on everyone's phones.
HalloweenEleven questions on classic horror films and their villains, in three rounds: famous frights, true-or-false film lore and sorting films into categories. Mostly slasher and supernatural favourites, best for adults and teens.
HalloweenA short Halloween quiz with four checked questions: pumpkin lanterns, vampire lore, witches' brooms and putting six horror films in release order. Easy general knowledge for teens and adults.
HalloweenA Halloween costume contest template for a team: nine polls, word clouds, scales and open questions about costumes and dream characters. It is a discussion template, not a scored quiz, so there are no right answers.
HalloweenTwelve fact-checked Halloween questions in three rounds: sweets and traditions, spooky films and cartoons, and celebrity costumes. Most use pictures shown only in the template. Suits adults and teens.
HalloweenTen Halloween items for a team session: eight polls, word clouds and open questions with no right answers, plus two short quiz questions on Halloween's Irish roots. Suits an office or remote team.
HalloweenA short four-question Halloween quiz on jack-o'-lantern history, the first appearance of Dracula, a record-breaking pumpkin pie and where the word Halloween comes from. Quick and easy for mixed groups.
HalloweenSeven Halloween questions on the name's origin, werewolves, apple bobbing, horror and fantasy films and a candle riddle, plus four spinner wheels for prizes and forfeits. Easy, English-language, best for adults and teens.
ThanksgivingA 20-question Thanksgiving quiz covering history, food and traditions, with a matching round.
ThanksgivingTwenty Thanksgiving questions in two rounds, from the Mayflower to the wishbone. Your table or team plays together on their phones.
ThanksgivingA discussion template, not a scored quiz: six team prompts on gratitude at work, including word clouds, a brainstorm, a 1 to 5 appreciation scale and a spinner wheel. Suits HR-led team sessions.
Festivals & traditionsSeven April Fools' Day questions on famous pranks and hoaxes, including the BBC spaghetti harvest, Burger King's Left-Handed Whopper and Google's MentalPlex. Mostly multiple choice and short answer, plus one match, one order and one sort.
Festivals & traditionsTwelve true or false, multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions on autumn festivals, from Oktoberfest and Mid-Autumn to Diwali and Día de los Muertos. Easy, in English, and suits a mixed group.
Festivals & traditionsNine questions on family customs around the world, from Thanksgiving and Diwali to Chuseok and Shabbat. Easy general-knowledge picks, yes or no answers and sorting rounds, suited to mixed ages.
Festivals & traditionsNine questions on religious and cultural celebrations beyond Christmas, from Hanukkah and Diwali to Kwanzaa and Genna. Includes a multi-answer question, a matching round and a calendar order question.
Winter holidays around the worldWinter celebrations around the world, from Kwanzaa to Hanukkah, with matching rounds.
Winter holidays around the worldA short marketing discussion template, not a scored quiz: one poll on which audience is hardest to market to at the holidays and one word cloud on inclusive campaigns. Suits marketing and communications team sessions.
Winter holidays around the worldA short workplace discussion template, not a scored quiz: one poll on what makes constructive feedback hard and one word cloud on great feedback, with a light holiday gift theme. Suits team meetings and HR sessions.
Winter holidays around the worldThree easy Christmas trivia questions on Jingle Bells, the Christmas tree and Christmas crackers, followed by a poll on holiday drinks and a word cloud on favourite holiday films. Suits mixed groups.
Winter holidays around the worldA short workplace discussion template, not a scored quiz: one poll on which holiday tradition the team would like at work and one word cloud on how traditions strengthen company culture. Suits team and onboarding sessions.
Winter holidays around the worldThree easy Christmas trivia questions on Santa's origins, KFC dinners in Japan and the film Home Alone, followed by a poll and a word cloud about favourite holiday activities and dream destinations.
Winter holidays around the worldA discussion template, not a scored quiz: eight this-or-that polls on festive drinks, treats, gifts, outfits and winter activities. There are no right answers, so it suits team socials and icebreakers.
ChristmasTruths and lies about Santa, his reindeer and festive traditions, played over three rounds.
ChristmasTen Christmas film plots: are they real or made up? Players vote on each one.
ChristmasA game template, not a quiz: spin a wheel for a letter, then players have one minute to write down as many Christmas words as they can that start with it. Three letter spins with a writing round after each.
ChristmasTen picture-puzzle Christmas phrases where players type what the pictures spell out, from pigs in blankets to Fairytale of New York. Mixes traditions, the nativity story and songs; it suits mixed ages.
ChristmasA team-celebration template, not a scored quiz: collect achievements and photos, hand out three fun awards, run a short quiz about your own year and finish with Christmas wishes. The sample answers belong to the template's author.
ChristmasNine questions on Christmas food and customs in Asia, from Filipino puto bumbong to KFC in Japan and Christmas as a couples' day in South Korea. Three questions rely on pictures that are only in the template.
ChristmasFive questions on festive drinks from around the world: mulled wine in Germany, coquito, salabat, ponche navideño and hot buttered rum. Some drinks contain alcohol, so check it suits your group.
ChristmasA discussion template, not a scored quiz: four spinner wheels for Christmas giveaways, themed for school, work, home and a pub quiz. You keep or change the prizes before spinning.
ChristmasA discussion template, not a scored quiz: ten light Christmas debates for a party, from real versus artificial trees to the best tree topper and the 'is Die Hard a Christmas film' argument. No right answers.
ChristmasA discussion template, not a scored quiz: five open Christmas prompts for children (favourite things, pudding, dinner ratings, wishlist, Santa's job), then two short trivia questions on a famous cartoon dog and Christmas film characters.
ChristmasA guess-the-player game template, not a fact quiz: you replace the sample photos with childhood Christmas pictures of your own group, and everyone types who they think it is. The template's names and photos are placeholders.
ChristmasTen questions on classic Christmas films such as Home Alone, Elf and It's a Wonderful Life, in two rounds: scenes and lines, then a spot-the-lie round. Suits mixed-age film fans; the deck is in English.
ChristmasFive Christmas riddles for children, answered by typing: a stocking, Christmas lights, a snowflake, a candy cane and a cold. The template has seven; two more are left off this page.
ChristmasA game template, not a quiz: eight Christmas scavenger-hunt prompts, such as a fun Santa hat or something that jingles. Players have two minutes each to find something that fits and take a picture.
ChristmasA singalong game, not a scored quiz: wheels pick who sings next and what they sing, then the room rates each of ten performances on a funny scale from coal-filled stocking to Mariah Carey.
ChristmasFive scored questions on Christmas characters and customs worldwide, from German markets and Filipino parols to Las Posadas and KFC in Japan, plus a poll and a word cloud. Easy and friendly for a mixed group.
ChristmasA discussion template, not a scored quiz: one spinner wheel of Christmas truths and dares for children, with a note on removing used entries between spins. The wheel's entries could not be read from the public data.
ChristmasA discussion template, not a scored quiz: ten Christmas would-you-rather dilemmas, plus a rating scale, an explain-yourself question and a favourite-song word cloud. Humour is silly and a little gross; one dilemma names a US politician.
ChristmasA discussion template, not a scored quiz: ten polls, word clouds, scales and open questions about the gifts you hope Santa brings, ending with a spinner wheel. Light and playful, with no right answers.
ChristmasEight Christmas questions on songs and films, from the Twelve Days of Christmas and Mariah Carey to Home Alone and Miracle on 34th Street. Four need a typed answer, so it suits a mixed group of teens and adults.
ChristmasA discussion template, not a scored quiz: ten festive Never Have I Ever confessions, from spilled mulled wine to regifting, plus two follow-up polls on who put a hand up and the earliest acceptable tree date.
ChristmasA short discussion template on delegation with a Santa's workshop theme: one poll on the biggest delegation challenge and one word cloud. It is not a scored quiz and has no right answers.
ChristmasA short history-of-Christmas template: two scored questions (who shaped the festival, and why England banned it in the 1600s) plus a poll and a word cloud. Suits a classroom or a light discussion.
ChristmasA short, gentle Christmas history quiz: two scored questions on St Nicholas and the Yule log, then a poll and a word cloud to get everyone talking. Best for families or a relaxed group.
A short Christmas literature template: two scored questions on The Gift of the Magi and Little Women, plus a poll and a word cloud about favourite festive reads. Suits a book club or classroom.
ChristmasFour questions on Christmas symbols: evergreen trees, Advent candles, the poinsettia and sorting items into Santa or Nativity groups. Some meanings are Christian, so it suits groups happy to talk about that tradition.
ChristmasEight questions on famous lines from classic Christmas films and specials: who said it, finish the quote, and put a quote back in order. Light and nostalgic, best for people who have seen the films.
New Year's Eve & New YearThree picture-based questions on spotting AI-generated New Year images: a fireworks scene, a group selfie and a city billboard. The pictures are only in the template, so the page shows the questions and answers.
New Year's Eve & New YearTen questions on New Year customs in Asia: a quick true or false round, a multiple-choice round and a spot-the-lie round. One question visits Ecuador. Some items touch on Buddhist and Hindu traditions.
New Year's Eve & New YearA short discussion template for a New Year town hall, not a scored quiz: a poll on where the team should focus its growth and a word cloud for each person's one-word goal for the year.
New Year's Eve & New YearFive easy questions on New Year customs and party trivia, from Spain's twelve grapes to Japan's 108 bells, plus two light prompts to get the room talking. Quick to run with a mixed work or family group.
New Year's Eve & New YearA discussion template for an end-of-year staff meeting, not a scored quiz: open questions on company and personal wins, a word cloud for shout-outs, a spinner wheel reward, a goals scale and an open Q&A.
New Year's Eve & New YearTwelve questions on New Year customs: Songkran, Nowruz, Lunar New Year, Rosh Hashanah and Brazil's white clothes. Includes five spot-the-lie questions and four true or false. Easy for mixed ages; religion is touched lightly.
New Year's Eve & New YearA discussion template, not a scored quiz: eight ice-breakers using word clouds, polls, open questions and a pair photo challenge. Two prompts refer to 2026, so it suits a New Year kick-off with a new or newly formed team.
New Year's Eve & New YearTen scored questions and five opinion prompts on New Year superstitions and lucky foods, from Spanish grapes and Danish plates to Italian lentils and Japanese noodles. Easy and light, with polls and word clouds between the rounds.
New Year's Eve & New YearNine questions on New Year traditions around the world: country quizzes, true or false and two matching rounds. Covers Spain, Denmark, Japan, Brazil and more, with some religious customs. Suits mixed groups.
New Year's Eve & New YearA discussion template, not a scored quiz: eight polls, word clouds and open questions for a team to look back on the year and share hopes for the next. Suits a work year-end meeting.
New Year's Eve & New YearA short discussion template for a sales team at year end, not a scored quiz: a poll on which customer objection is hardest to overcome and a word cloud on what people associate with handling objections.
New Year's Eve & New YearTen questions on New Year luck and rituals: lucky colours and foods in one round, midnight customs in the other. Mostly multiple choice with a few yes or no beliefs. Suits mixed groups, and no prior knowledge is needed.
New Year's Eve & New YearFive Japanese-language multiple-choice questions on Shogatsu, the Japanese New Year: osechi, dondoyaki, nanakusa-gayu and Ebisu. The template is in Japanese, so it suits Japanese-speaking groups.
New Year's Eve & New YearA discussion template, not a scored quiz: ten polls, scales, word clouds and open questions about new year intentions and manifestation. Suits a reflective, light-hearted session with friends or a team.
New Year's Eve & New YearA discussion template, not a scored quiz: ten polls, open questions, a brainstorm and word clouds about year-end customs, the year gone by and plans for the next. Suits a work year-end party or team session.
Lunar New YearZodiac animals, traditions and food in a 20-question Lunar New Year quiz.
Lunar New YearA Lunar New Year team session with six open prompts (favourite things, games, food, decorations, challenges) and four quiz questions on the zodiac, Seollal and festive food. Suits a workplace or class; mostly discussion.
Lunar New YearA back-to-work discussion template: seven open prompts (wishes, holiday stories, childhood games, favourite foods) plus five short Lunar New Year questions on customs and the zodiac. Mostly conversation, not a scored quiz.
Lunar New YearEight multiple-choice questions on Lunar New Year customs: New Year's Eve, the zodiac, fish, red decorations, firecrackers and the Lantern Festival. The template is in Chinese, mostly in Simplified characters, and suits a Chinese-reading group.
Lunar New YearTen Spring Festival questions in Simplified Chinese on lucky colours, New Year's Eve food, the Lantern Festival and traditional customs. The template is in Simplified Chinese, so it suits Chinese-reading groups of all ages.
Lunar New YearA discussion and activity template, not a scored quiz: spin a wheel for a zodiac animal, everyone draws it and uploads a picture, then the group votes for the best artist. Suits teams and classes; there are no right answers.
Lunar New YearA Vietnam-themed Tết session: seven warm-up prompts (scale, word cloud, open questions, brainstorm) and six yes/no fact questions on games, lì xì, bánh chưng, ancestors' graves, greetings and the changing date.
Lunar New YearAn English template on the symbols of Lunar New Year: five scored questions on the colour red, firecrackers, the Nian legend and red envelopes, plus a poll and an open Q&A. Suits any group; other questions in the template were left off this page.
Lunar New YearA short English template on Lunar New Year customs: two scored questions (house cleaning and lucky noodles) plus a poll on which traditions you will take part in. Suits any group; other questions in the template were left off this page.
Lunar New YearThree quick true or false statements about the Lunar New Year: the zodiac, Korean customs and the traditional colour red. A short, easy warm-up for any group; three further statements in the template are not shown here.
Lunar New YearA Lunar New Year team template with six open prompts (scale, poll, brainstorm, word cloud, picture upload) and one zodiac ordering question. Mostly a discussion warm-up, not a full scored quiz.
Lunar New YearSix quick questions comparing Lunar New Year and Western New Year, covering dates, calendars, symbols and midnight customs, plus four discussion prompts (two word clouds, an open question and a poll). Easy for mixed groups.
Lunar New YearA Korean-language template about Seollal, the Korean Lunar New Year. Only two of its 25 questions passed fact-checking: a hanbok matching round and a Seollal versus Chuseok customs sort. The rest stay in the template.
Lunar New YearA Vietnamese-language Tết template (the questions are in Vietnamese). This page keeps four fact-checked questions on the five-fruit tray, Gò Đống Đa, a first-day taboo and the zodiac; the full deck has 25.
Lunar New YearFour fact-checked questions on northern and southern Tết flowers, foods and customs, plus eight poll, word cloud and open prompts for comparing how your group celebrates. Mostly a discussion template, not a heavy quiz.
Lunar New YearEight quick questions about the Horse in the Chinese zodiac: its place in the cycle, Horse years, element, personality beliefs and the Japanese Fire Horse superstition. 2026 was a Horse year, so it suits Lunar New Year groups of any age.
Lunar New YearSeven questions on festive foods and their symbolism in Chinese, Korean, Japanese and Vietnamese New Year celebrations, plus a taste poll. Japan's osechi belongs to 1 January rather than the lunar calendar. Suits food fans and classrooms.
Valentine's DayTen fact-checked Valentine's Day questions in two rounds: chocolate, roses, penguins and Finland's Friend's Day, then film couples, famous lines and love songs. Includes four ordering questions. Suits adults and teens.
Valentine's DaySix questions on four classic romance films (Titanic, The Notebook, Casablanca, Romeo + Juliet): multiple choice and plot-order rounds, plus a favourite-film poll and an open question. Some use images in the template.
International Women's DayA discussion-led International Women’s Day template: five scored questions on women in politics, FGM and activism in Saudi Arabia, plus five prompts. Covers sensitive topics, so it suits adults and older teens.
EasterGeneral knowledge, global traditions and fun facts about Easter, with a leaderboard.
EasterTen questions on Easter traditions, symbols and history in three short rounds: pick the answer, type a short answer, then order items or sort them into groups. Suits all ages, and a spinner wheel closes the deck.
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