THE 110 BEST TRUE OR FALSE QUIZ QUESTIONS FOR AN EASIER TAKE ON GAMES NIGHT

Quizzing – whether at a dinner party, in the pub, or on a hen do – is a peak British activity, and we're not afraid to admit that we're pretty damn good at it, too!

For those in the know, there are so many different variations of quizzes, from multiple choice, to picture quizzing, and of course, the good old true or false option, which we're about to take a deep dive into for your next game night.

OK, so here is how it works: You'll be given a statement in the 'question' section, that can be answered with either true or false. The 'answer' will then simply state if the fact is true or false. Nominate one quiz master to read out the statements, and then get your participants to jot down whether they think it's true or false.

There are no bonus points for extra information, but that doesn't mean you can't give your bestie an affectionate tap on the back, eh?

And when you're done here, why not try out some of our other quiz options? We're particularly fond of our Kardashian Kuesitions round because honestly, there's so much to learn about Kim, Kourtney, Khloé and co. Like, who even knew Kris Jenner uses black toilet paper?!

But first, here are some of the best true or false quiz questions for your next night in...

The best general knowledge true or false quiz questions

• The star sign Aquarius is represented by a tigerFalse

• 'A' is the most common letter used in the English languageFalse - it's 'E'

• ASOS stands for As Seen On ScreenTrue

• The Battle Of Hastings took place in 1066True

• H&M stands for Hennes & MauritzTrue

• K is worth four points in ScrabbleTrue

• In a deck of cards, the king has a moustacheFalse

• When the two numbers on opposite sides of a dice are added together it always equals 7True

• In the English language there is no word that rhymes with orangeTrue
• English is the most spoken language in the worldFalse, its Mandarin Chinese

The best animal true or false quiz questions

• The unicorn is the national animal of ScotlandTrue

• A cross between a horse and a zebra is called a 'Hobra'False - A male zebra and a female horse is called a 'zorse', and a female zebra and a male horse is called a 'zonkey'

• A lion's roar can be heard up to eight kilometres awayTrue

• Canis lupur is the scientific name for a wolfFalse - It's Canis lupus

• An octopus has three heartsTrue - an octopus has one main, systemic heart to pumps blood around its body. The two additional hearts are responsible for pumping blood over each of its gills.

• Fish cannot blinkTrue

• Goldfish have a two second memoryFalse - Their memories can actually last for months

• In Finding Nemo the protagonist is a pufferfishFalse - He's a clownfish

• Hippos sweat a red substanceTrue

• The first animal sent into space was a monkeyFalse - Fruit flies were sent into space on a V-2 rocket in 1947

The best film true or false quiz questions

• Meryl Streep has won two Academy AwardsFalse - she's won three! She won Best Actress for The Iron Lady in 2012, Best Actress for Sophie's Choice in 1983, Best Supporting Actress for Kramer vs. Kramer in 1980.

• Idina Menzel sings 'let it go' 20 times in 'Let It Go' from FrozenFalse - she sings it 21 times!

• In Harry Potter, Draco Malfoy has no siblingsTrue

• Cinderella was the first Disney princessFalse - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was released first in December 1937

• Walt Disney holds the record for the most OscarsTrue - he won 26 Academy Awards (four of which were honorary) and was nominated a grand total of 59 times throughout his career

• Emma Roberts is the daughter of Julia RobertsFalse - Julia Roberts is her aunt: her father is fellow actor Eric Roberts
• Timothée Chalamet went to the same school as Nicki MinajTrue
• Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci are relatedTrue, he's married to her sister

• Titanic was released in 1999

  False - it was released in 1997

• Avatar is the highest grossing movie of all timeTrue

The best TV true or false quiz questions

• Gillian Anderson was born in Chicago, IllinoisTrue

• There are 219 episodes of FriendsFalse - there are 236 episodes

• Drag Race's Michelle Visage is older than RuPaulFalse - RuPaul is 62 years old, and Michelle is 55

• Jordan North won I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! in 2020False - he came runner up to Giovanna Fletcher

• Friends star Lisa Kudrow was originally cast in FrasierTrue - She was cast to play Roz but was sacked after just one episode

• There have been seven million pound winners on Who Wants to Be a MillionaireFalse - There are actually six, since one - Charles Ingram - was ruled to have cheated.

• Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton, Kaitlin Olson and Danny DeVito all star in the US sitcom, It's Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaTrue

• Lucas Bravo, the character who plays the role of 'Gabriel' in Emily in Paris was a chef in real lifeTrue
• Phyllis Smith, who played Phyllis Vance in The Office, was originally a casting director for the showTrue
• Mila Kunis lied about her age at her That '70s Show audition True

The best Royal Family true or false quiz questions

• Prince Harry is taller than Prince WilliamFalse - Prince William is 1.91m, Prince Harry is 1.86m

• Queen Elizabeth II was the second-longest-reigning British monarchFalse - Queen Elizabeth II became the longest-reigning British monarch on 9 September 2015 when she surpassed the reign of her great-great-grandmother Victoria

• Meghan Markle's first name is RachelTrue

• Before becoming queen, Queen Elizabeth II trained as a mechanicTrue

• Buckingham Palace is where King Charles and Queen Camilla liveFalse - They live in Clarence House, which stands beside St. James's Palace and is walking distance of Buckingham Palace

• Prince Phillip was born in Corfu, GreeceTrue

• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle got married in 2017False - they tied the knot on 19 May 2018

• Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi's wedding was postponed due to the pandemicTrue

• Prince William plays the guitar, piano and celloFalse - his father King Charles can

• Prince William and Kate Middleton are big fans of Game of ThronesTrue

The best music true or false quiz questions

• Louis Walsh is older than Simon CowellTrue - Louis Walsh is 71 while Simon Cowell is 63

• Howard Donald is the oldest member of Take ThatTrue - he was born in 1968, while Jason Orange was born in 1970, Gary Barlow was born in 1971, Mark Owen in 1972 and Robbie Williams in 1974

• Ariana Grande is 25 or underFalse - she is 30

• Madonna's real name is MadonnaTrue - Madonna Louise Ciccone in full

• Harry Styles' middle name is EdwardTrue

• 50 Cent and Charlie Chaplin were alive at the same timeTrue - Chaplin died when 50 Cent was about two and a half years old

• Singer Billie Eilish’s full name is Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O’ConnellTrue

• Rihanna was born in the BahamasFalse - she's actually from Barbados

• The first music video to be played on MTV was 'Video Killed The Radio Star' by The Buggles in 1981.True

• Hillary Clinton and Celine Dion are relatedTrue

The best science true or false quiz questions

• The atomic number for lithium is 17False - it's 3

• The black box in a plane is blackFalse - it's orange

• There are two parts of the body that can't heal themselvesFalse - there's only one: the teeth

• There are five different blood groupsFalse - there are four: A, B, AB, and O

• Alexander Fleming discovered penicillinTrue

• Your 'radius' bone is in your legFalse - it's one of the biggest bones in your forearm

• The only letter not in the periodic table is the letter JTrue

• The small intestine is about three-and-a-half times the length of your bodyTrue - it's the longest section of your digestive tube, measuring about 22 feet (or seven meters) on average, or three-and-a-half times the length of your body

• Thomas Edison discovered gravityFalse - Isaac Newton discovered Gravity when he saw a falling apple while thinking about the forces of nature. Thomas Edison is thought to have invented the lightbulb.

• Venus is the hottest planet in the solar systemTrue - Venus has an average surface temperature of around 450° C. Mercury is closer to the sun, but has no atmosphere to regulate temperature, so it has a very large temperature fluctuation.

The best geography true or false quiz questions

• Marrakesh is the capital of MoroccoFalse - it's Rabat

• Waterloo has the greatest number of tube platforms in LondonTrue

• The Great Wall of China is longer than the distance between London and BeijingTrue - London to Beijing is only 8,136 km, The Great Wall of China is 21,196.18 km

• Monaco is the smallest country in the worldFalse - Vatican City is, with only 0.44 sq.km.

• The river Seine in Paris is longer than the river Thames in LondonTrue - The Seine is 777km, while the Thames is 346km

• Alaska is the biggest American state in square milesTrue - it spans a total area of 665,384 square miles. Texas comes in next with a total area of 268,596 square miles

• Australia is wider than the moonTrue - the moon sits at 3400km in diameter, while Australia's diameter from east to west is almost 4000km

• The United States has the longest coastline in the worldFalse - Canada has the longest at over 200,000km

• Peru shares a border with VenezuelaFalse

• India is the most populated country in the world

  True

The best food and drink true or false quiz questions

• Alliumphobia is a fear of garlicTrue

• M&M stands for Mars and MoordaleFalse - M&M stands for Mars and Murrie

• A cara cara navel is a type of orangeTrue

• Coffee is made from berriesTrue - when coffee berries turn from green to bright red in colour, this indicates ripeness and they are picked, processed, and dried, before being roasted and turned into coffee

• Spaghetto is the singular word for a piece of spaghettiTrue - generally, Italian words ending in "o" are singular and words ending in "i" are plural. Lots of spaghetto makes spaghetti.

• Bananas are curved because they grow upwards towards the sunTrue - a process called 'negative geotropism' means the fruit grows upwards to break through the canopy

• Ketchup was once used to cure diseases like diarrhoea and coldsTrue

• Honey will usually never go badTrue

• The Caesar salad was invented in FranceFalse - it was invented in Tijuana, Mexico in the early 1920s by Caesar Cardini, an Italian chef

• Pizza was invented in Rome, ItalyFalse - it was invented in Naples, Italy

The best sports true or false quiz questions

• Serena Williams has more singles tennis Grand Slam titles than sister VenusTrue - as of September, Venus has won 7 singles titles, and Serena has won 23

• The five rings on the Olympic flag are interlacedTrue

• A golf ball is the fastest-recorded object in sportsFalse - the fastest is the shuttlecock

• Gary Lineker never got a yellow card in his entire senior careerTrue

• Spain beat England 2-0 during the Women's World Cup final 2023False - Spain beat England 1-0

• The Olympics are held every five yearsFalse - they're held every four years

• China won 100 medals at the Beijing OlympicsTrue

• NBA stands for National Basketball AssociationTrue

• A full round of golf includes 19 holesFalse - it's 18

• England last won the World Cup in 1969

  False - it was 1966

The best human body true or false quiz questions

• If you sneeze with your eyes open, then your eyes will pop outFalse

• Eating too many carrots can make your skin turn orange

  True

• Peeing on a jellyfish sting helps with the pain

  False

• You can swallow and breathe at the same time

  False

• You’re shorter at night than you are in the morning

  True

• Our blood contains goldTrue
• There are 14 bones in a human footFalse - There are 28 bones in each foot

• Humans lose an average of 75 hairs from their head each monthFalse - We can actually lose up to 75 strands of hair each DAY

  You can sneeze during your sleep

• False

So much knowledge!

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