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Famous inventions and the people who made them
Play Who Invented That?, a live 7-question game on Famous inventions and the people who made them. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Art and architecture of the Renaissance
Play Renaissance Road Trip, a live 7-question game on Art and architecture of the Renaissance. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Guru Nanak Jayanti, the life of Guru Nanak and Sikh traditions
Play Guru Nanak Jayanti Trivia: Life and Teachings, a live 10-question game on Guru Nanak Jayanti, the life of Guru Nanak and Sikh traditions. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Tennis Grand Slams and their champions
Play Grand Slam, a live 7-question game on Tennis Grand Slams and their champions. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Superstitions, lucky charms and unlucky numbers around the world
Play Friday the 13th: Feeling Lucky?, a live 7-question game on Superstitions, lucky charms and unlucky numbers around the world. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Film soundtracks and movie music
Play Cue the Soundtrack, a live 7-question game on Film soundtracks and movie music. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Volcanoes, earthquakes and how the Earth moves
Play Restless Earth, a live 7-question game on Volcanoes, earthquakes and how the Earth moves. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Royal history: famous kings and queens
Play Crowns and Thrones, a live 7-question game on Royal history: famous kings and queens. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Thanksgiving history and traditions
Play Thanksgiving Trivia: Turkey Day Edition, a live 10-question game on Thanksgiving history and traditions. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Capital cities of the world
Play Capital Cities Challenge, a live 7-question game on Capital cities of the world. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Diwali, the festival of lights: its stories, traditions and celebrations
Play Diwali: Festival of Lights, a live 7-question game on Diwali, the festival of lights: its stories, traditions and celebrations. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Marie Curie's life and discoveries, radioactivity and the Nobel Prize
Play Marie Curie Day: Radium and Beyond, a live 7-question game on Marie Curie's life and discoveries, radioactivity and the Nobel Prize. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Video game history: consoles and classics
Play Press Start, a live 7-question game on Video game history: consoles and classics. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Bonfire Night, the Gunpowder Plot and the history of fireworks
Play Remember, Remember: Bonfire Night, a live 7-question game on Bonfire Night, the Gunpowder Plot and the history of fireworks. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Dinosaurs and prehistoric life
Play Dinosaur Days, a live 7-question game on Dinosaurs and prehistoric life. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
The 2000s: flip phones, pop stars and the early internet
Play Y2K Throwback, a live 7-question game on The 2000s: flip phones, pop stars and the early internet. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Common myths and misconceptions people still believe
Play Myth or Fact?, a live 7-question game on Common myths and misconceptions people still believe. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Día de los Muertos traditions: ofrendas, marigolds and their history
Play Día de los Muertos, a live 7-question game on Día de los Muertos traditions: ofrendas, marigolds and their history. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Halloween history, traditions and legends
Play Halloween: Trick or Trivia, a live 7-question game on Halloween history, traditions and legends. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Chhath Puja rituals, the sun god and festival traditions of Bihar
Play Chhath Puja Trivia: Rituals and Traditions, a live 10-question game on Chhath Puja rituals, the sun god and festival traditions of Bihar. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Rock music legends
Play Rock Legends, a live 7-question game on Rock music legends. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Classic horror films and the people who made them
Play Spooky Week: Horror Movie Night, a live 7-question game on Classic horror films and the people who made them. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
Spiders, bats, bugs and other creatures with a spooky reputation
Play Spooky Week: Creepy Crawlies, a live 7-question game on Spiders, bats, bugs and other creatures with a spooky reputation. If it fits your audience, you can also use the topic as the starting point for your own version.
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