For families & friends
This is where you find our quiz products for home. The first one is the Family Quiz Show.
Family Quiz Show: The Big Family Christmas Quiz for Your TV
Christmas Eve, Christmas dinner or New Year's Eve: you play in teams, the TV shows the question, timer and scores, and one person hosts from a laptop. Fun for kids from 8 up to grandparents.
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What you get
- Quiz show for the TV. Runs in the browser on a laptop, even without internet. Timer, scores, answer reveals with effects and a host script are built in.
- 6 ready-made rounds plus a family round with your own questions and a tiebreaker. The ready-made rounds have 10 questions each (60 in total): Christmas Around the World, Christmas Songs and Films, Kids' Round (age 8+), Guess the Number, New Year's Eve, The Grand Final.
- Your family round: up to 12 questions about your own family. 12 suggestions help you write them, like "Who is always first awake on Christmas morning?".
- 6 printable PDFs: start guide, answer sheets, host cards with all answers, family round template, score sheet with 2 certificates, source list. US Letter and A4.
- A PowerPoint backup you can download straight from the show.
How the evening works
Unzip, open the show, add your names and teams, pick the rounds. Connect the laptop to the TV with HDMI and start the show. With 8 questions per round a Christmas evening takes about 70 minutes; for a short evening, set 5 questions per round.
Good to know
- Tested on a laptop with Chrome, Firefox and WebKit (the engine behind Safari).
- No computer? The host cards contain every question and answer.
- Every question has a source in the source list. If you still spot a mistake, tell us and we will fix it.
- License: for your own events, with family, friends or your club. Please do not resell or share publicly.
- Privacy: what you type into the show stays in your browser.
- We used AI writing tools to help draft and translate the texts. Every answer was matched against a public source, and the source list is included.
Questions? [email protected]