Quiz & Trivia Wheel Library
Engaging trivia and quiz collections ready to play or customize for study groups and game sessions.
Trivia you can put on a wheel
A quiz is a list of questions with a right answer. That makes it a natural fit for a wheel: load the questions, spin, answer. The quiz library is a set of prepared trivia collections built for that, so a game night or a lesson does not begin with somebody searching for questions on their phone while everyone waits.
What is in the library
- **General knowledge** — broad trivia suitable for mixed groups.
- **Kids and classroom sets** — questions pitched at school-age players, organised by difficulty.
- **Themed rounds** — films, music, animals, space, geography and similar categories.
- **Custom quizzes** — build your own question set when the topic is specific to your group.
How to run a quiz on a wheel
- Pick a quiz from the library, or create one with your own questions.
- Load the questions as wheel segments. With many questions, spin to select one at a time rather than showing them all.
- Enable the option to remove a question once it has been asked, so a round does not repeat the same question.
- Keep score outside the wheel — the wheel selects the question, it does not track who answered correctly.
- Save the quiz if you will run it again, so the question set is identical next time.
Why a wheel suits a quiz
Fairness is the usual reason. When questions are read in order, players notice who got the easy ones. When a wheel picks, the selection is visible and stops being a complaint. It also adds a moment of suspense to a format that otherwise has none — the spin is the drama, and the question is the consequence.
Writing questions that work
- Keep each question to one line. Wheel segments are small, and long questions are unreadable on a projector.
- Put the answer somewhere other than the segment — the host holds it, or it is revealed separately. A segment reading "What is the capital of Peru?" is fine; it should not also say "Lima".
- Mix difficulty deliberately. A round of hard questions kills a casual group; a round of easy ones bores a competitive one.
- Aim for more questions than you need. Spinning and removing means the pool shrinks as the round goes on.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the quiz library?
A collection of prepared trivia and quiz sets designed to be loaded onto a wheel, so questions are selected by a spin rather than read in order.
Can I add my own questions?
Yes. You can build a custom quiz with your own questions and save it, which is useful for a specific topic, a class syllabus or a themed party round.
How do I stop questions repeating?
Remove each question from the wheel after it has been asked. The pool shrinks as the round goes on, so no question comes up twice.
Does the wheel keep score?
No. The wheel selects which question is asked. Scoring is done separately, by hand or by whoever is hosting.