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Free pub quiz packs, print-ready, 30 questions each
Three sample packs exported from the LearnClash question bank. Each one is a host sheet with a fact to read aloud after every answer, a team answer sheet and a tiebreaker. Download, print, host.
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What is in every pack
3 rounds of 10
30 multiple-choice questions with four options and the correct answer marked on the host sheet. Every round has its own theme.
A fact to read aloud
Every question ends with a one-line "read aloud" fact. Reveal the answer, read the line, move on. It is the bit teams remember after the scores are read.
Team answer sheet
One printable page with 30 numbered blanks and a team-name line. Print one per team and collect it after each round.
Numeric tiebreaker
A closest-number-wins question with its own read-aloud fact, so a tie never ends the night in an argument.
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The one condition: the answer-sheet footer says "Powered by LearnClash" with this QR code, which opens the app on a phone. Keep it on and every future pack stays free.
Sample pack 1 of 3
The Classic
General knowledge for any crowd
6 of the 30 questions, exactly as they appear on the host sheet
- Question 2
Which capital city was built to replace Lagos in 1991?
- A Lusaka
- B Abuja
- C Gaborone
- D Dodoma
Answer: AbujaCapital Cities
Read aloud: Japanese architect Kenzo Tange helped detail the master plan, and the city rose beside Aso Rock, a 400 metre monolith.
- Question 9
What is the informal term for the spiked tail of a Stegosaurus?
- A Osteoderm
- B Casque
- C Thagomizer
- D Quill
Answer: ThagomizerDinosaurs
Read aloud: The term thagomizer was coined in a 1982 Far Side comic strip by Gary Larson and was later adopted by professional paleontologists.
- Question 12
What natural disaster finally destroyed the Lighthouse of Alexandria?
- A Fire
- B Earthquakes
- C Erosion
- D Lightning
Answer: EarthquakesSeven Wonders of the Ancient World
Read aloud: A tremor in 956 sheared about 20 metres off the top, and by 1349 the traveller Ibn Battuta found the ruin impossible to enter.
- Question 19
Who was the first leader of the Soviet Union born after the 1917 Russian Revolution?
- A Joseph Stalin
- B Leonid Brezhnev
- C Konstantin Chernenko
- D Mikhail Gorbachev
Answer: Mikhail GorbachevCold War
Read aloud: Every Soviet leader before him was born under the Tsars; Gorbachev, born in 1931, was the first shaped entirely by the Soviet era itself.
- Question 23
What ancient alphabet inspired the geometric symbol used in the Bluetooth logo?
- A Roman numerals
- B Phoenician letters
- C Nordic runes
- D Egyptian hieroglyphs
Answer: Nordic runesBrand Logos
Read aloud: Younger Futhark trimmed the older 24 rune alphabet down to 16 signs, and the logo fuses two of them into a single bind rune.
- Question 28
What material gives Gustav Klimt's The Kiss its shimmering appearance?
- A Crushed pyrite
- B Gold leaf
- C Silk threads
- D Polished brass
Answer: Gold leafFamous Paintings
Read aloud: Austria's culture ministry bought the picture straight out of the 1908 Vienna Kunstschau for 25,000 crowns; it still hangs in the Belvedere.
Tiebreaker in this pack
In kilometers, how long is the Great Wall of China including all of its branches?
Answer: About 21,196 km
Read aloud: China's official 2012 survey measured every wall section ever built, which is why the number is far larger than the popular 6,000 km figure.
Sample pack 2 of 3
Screens & Speakers
Film, TV, music and pop culture
6 of the 30 questions, exactly as they appear on the host sheet
- Question 7
Which movie was the first ever released with a PG-13 rating?
- A Gremlins
- B Red Dawn
- C The Flamingo Kid
- D Jaws
Answer: Red DawnMovie
Read aloud: It opened in August 1984, though The Flamingo Kid had been assigned the new rating first and only reached cinemas that December.
- Question 8
At what speed must Doc Brown's car travel to jump through time?
- A 88 mph
- B 72 mph
- C 95 mph
- D 110 mph
Answer: 88 mphMovies
Read aloud: A 1979 US rule capped car speedometers at 85 mph, so the film needed a custom gauge; Bob Gale picked 88 as a speed nobody hits by accident.
- Question 18
Which restaurant chain hosts the annual Dundie Awards in early seasons of The Office?
- A Red Lobster
- B TGI Fridays
- C Outback Steakhouse
- D Chili's
Answer: Chili'sThe Office
Read aloud: Chili's officially banned Michael Scott after Pam got intoxicated in Season 2, lifting the ban in a joke tweet 12 years later.
- Question 17
What is Ted Mosby's favorite book in How I Met Your Mother?
- A The Alchemist
- B Moby Dick
- C The Great Gatsby
- D Love in the Time of Cholera
Answer: Love in the Time of CholeraHow I Met Your Mother
Read aloud: In the season 8 premiere he is reading this novel on the Farhampton platform at the very moment the Mother first appears on screen.
- Question 24
How long is the world's longest organ performance in Germany?
- A 173 years
- B 487 years
- C 639 years
- D 312 years
Answer: 639 yearsMusic
Read aloud: John Cage's piece As Slow as Possible has sounded in a Halberstadt church since 2001, added its latest note in August 2026, and ends in 2640.
- Question 30
What 1990s dance craze was created by the Spanish duo Los del Río?
- A Cha-Cha Slide
- B Macarena
- C Lambada
- D Cotton Eye Joe
Answer: Macarena1990s Music
Read aloud: The song spent 14 weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 and inspired one of the most famous line dances in history.
Tiebreaker in this pack
How many episodes of Friends were made in total?
Answer: 236 episodes
Read aloud: Ten seasons from 1994 to 2004, and the finale alone drew about 52.5 million viewers in the United States.
Sample pack 3 of 3
Learn Something
The hard round. Every answer teaches you something.
6 of the 30 questions, exactly as they appear on the host sheet
- Question 1
At what temperature Celsius does water reach its maximum density?
- A 10°C
- B 100°C
- C -4°C
- D 4°C
Answer: 4°CChemistry
Read aloud: Water is densest near 3.98 °C, and the platinum kilogram of 1799 was made to match one cubic decimetre of water at that maximum density.
- Question 5
Which chemical compound was used to rapidly inflate early car airbags?
- A Calcium carbide
- B Ammonium nitrate
- C Sodium azide
- D Potassium chlorate
Answer: Sodium azideChemistry
Read aloud: It filled the bag in about the time it takes to blink, and carmakers dropped it around 2005 because the compound is a poison.
- Question 14
What did the CIA build under Berlin to intercept communications?
- A A bunker network
- B A radio tower
- C A sewer system
- D A secret tunnel
Answer: A secret tunnelCold War
Read aloud: Operation Gold ran about 450 metres under the border for eleven months, and a mole had told Moscow about it before the digging even started.
- Question 17
According to modern theories, where might the Hanging Gardens have been?
- A Nippur
- B Nineveh
- C Persepolis
- D Lagash
Answer: NinevehSeven Wonders of the Ancient World
Read aloud: Oxford assyriologist Stephanie Dalley read cuneiform texts for 18 years before crediting the gardens to the Assyrian king Sennacherib.
- Question 21
What essential vitamin can guinea pigs not produce on their own?
- A Vitamin E
- B Vitamin K
- C Vitamin D
- D Vitamin C
Answer: Vitamin CGuinea Pigs
Read aloud: Vets advise at least 10 mg per kilo of body weight every day; too little and the guinea pig develops scurvy, exactly as a human would.
- Question 26
Which bird species reaches the highest altitude during flight?
- A Whooper swan
- B Rüppell's vulture
- C Common crane
- D Bearded vulture
Answer: Rüppell's vultureAnimals
Read aloud: One struck an airliner at 11,300 metres over Abidjan in 1973, and museum staff identified it from the feather remains.
Tiebreaker in this pack
How many neurons does the average human brain contain, in billions?
Answer: About 86 billion
Read aloud: The long-quoted 100 billion figure was corrected in 2009 when Brazilian researchers literally dissolved brains and counted the nuclei.
How to run it
- Print. One host sheet for you, one team answer sheet per table. The answer sheet is the second-to-last page of the PDF.
- Read. Question, then the four options, twice. Teams write the letter or the answer on their sheet.
- Collect. Take the sheets in after each round of 10, or let teams swap and mark each other.
- Reveal. Read the answer and the fact underneath it. Ten seconds per question keeps the pace.
- Break ties. Closest number to the tiebreaker wins. Whole room shouts guesses, then the sheets settle it.
Want a themed pack for your venue?
Music only, a harder tier, a local-flavour round, a holiday special. Email the theme and we build it into the next pack from the 49,000+ questions in the bank. Venues that adopt the packs get a fresh one each week, free.
Request a themed packOpens your email app with a short template addressed to admin@learnclash.com.
Questions hosts ask
Is it really free?
Yes. The three sample packs are free to download, print and use at any live quiz. The only condition is that the "Powered by LearnClash" line and QR code stay on the printed team answer sheet.
Can I swap or drop questions?
Yes. Skip a question that does not fit your room, or replace a round with your own. The packs are a starting point, not a script.
Who are the questions for?
They are written for general audiences aged 13 and up. The Classic and Screens & Speakers packs sit at easy to medium difficulty; Learn Something is the hard set and works best as a final round.
Where do the questions come from?
From the LearnClash question bank of 49,000+ fact-checked questions, the same ones people answer in the app. Every question in these packs was reviewed again by hand for live play, and a few that read ambiguously out loud were dropped.
Which languages are available?
The sample packs are in English. Mention the language you need when you request a themed pack.
How do I get more packs?
Email the theme you want. Venues that adopt the packs get a fresh themed pack each week, free, for as long as the attribution stays on the answer sheet.
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