Free Trivia Questions for Kids & Families
Hand-picked trivia question lists by age and topic — every answer included, free for families and classrooms.
Welcome to DailyBrainer's trivia library. Every list below is free, kid-safe, and includes the answers — tap any question to reveal it, or show them all for read-aloud quizzing. Lists are organised by grade level and by topic, so you can find questions that are genuinely winnable for your kids or your class.
New lists are added every week. And when you've worked through them all, our daily game Trivia Royale serves a brand-new trivia board every midnight — with 1st Grade (ages 5–7), Elementary (ages 8–11), and Adult modes.
🏆 Play today's free trivia gameTrivia Royale — a Jeopardy-style daily board for the whole family. Junior modes for kids, two-player support, shareable scores. No login, no app, no ads.💡 How to use these questions
- By grade: start with the grade-level lists — they're calibrated so most kids that age can win most questions.
- By topic: animals and science are the crowd-pleasers; perfect for theme nights or class units.
- For teachers: all lists are free for classroom use — project the page and use the 'Show all answers' button for self-running quiz rounds.
- Daily play: bookmark Trivia Royale for an endless supply — new questions every single day.
Frequently asked questions
Are these trivia questions really free?
Yes — every list is free for personal, family, and classroom use, with all answers included. No signup, no downloads.
What ages do these lists cover?
From age 5 (1st grade list) through age 12+ (the 100-question family list and topic lists). Each page states its target age range.
How often are new question lists added?
New lists are published weekly — by grade, by topic, and seasonal specials. The daily game Trivia Royale refreshes every midnight.
Can my class play trivia online instead of from a list?
Yes — Trivia Royale is a free Jeopardy-style game that works on any browser or interactive whiteboard, with Junior modes built for elementary students.