Other Types
There are many other types of table-top rounds and sometimes the inspiration comes at different times. Below are some the ideas that I have successfully used, they are all available in pdf form to download and use as you like.Please check them before use as some of the answers may be out of date.
I would love to hear from any readers that have tried others as this is always an area that new ideas are welcomed.
- Cities Around the World.
- Movie Towns.
- Laundry Care Symbols. (Pictures).
- Iconic Album Covers.(Pictures)
- British Food (Picture Quiz)
- Nursery Rhyme Characters.
- An A in Geography.
- An English Country Garden (Pictures)
- Museums Around the World.
- Animal Songs.
- Doctor, Doctor
- First Lines of Romantic Songs.
- US State Nicknames.
- Flags with Stars.
- A Nautical Alphabet.
- An A in Science.
- Famous Nicknames
- It Takes Three.
- Villains in Literature
- Not a Number One.
- 2018 FIFA World Cup Badges
- Who’s The Daddy
- Leading Ladies
- Royal Wedding Puzzle Sheet
- Brand Mascots.
- The END Game
- The EX-Factor
- US State Capitals.
- What a lot of ..Ologies.
- Author’s Initials.
- Autumn Puzzle Sheet
- Famous Dogs.
- Didn’t They Do Well!!
- So Good They Named It Twice.
- Musicians and their Instruments.
- Capital Rivers.
- UK Festivals
- Just the Biscuit
- One Word Number Ones
- TV Towns.
- The Table Quiz
- Food Anagrams
- One Word Number Ones – Names.
- Starting With The Earliest.
- I Love You Around the World.
- Euro Coins (Picture Quiz)
- Sit-Com Characters.
- The Captain of the Ship.
- The Pub Quiz
- Superhero Alter Egos
- Sporting Nicknames.
- Link Names
- Famous Movie Quotes
- Songs from the musicals.
- Social Media Logos (Pictures)
- Ken’s Chocolate Quiz (Pictures)
- Music Puzzle Sheet 1
- Quotations From Shakespeare’s Plays.
- Opening Lines of Fifties Hits.
- Cryptic European Cities.
- Bank and Building Society Logos.
- Who was the Host?
- A City Alphabet.
- Palindromes
- Advertising Slogans
- Who Lives at this Address.
- Before they were married.
- Name the Islands.
- Can you speak American?
- A Horse, A Horse
- Famous Boats and Ships
- Famous Irishmen
- City Nicknames
- Children’s TV Characters
- What Comes Next
- The Beginning of the End
- Men Only / Female Forms
- Nothing to be Afraid of Here
- Missing Vowels
- Leading Ladies
- Linkwords
- Cryptic Resorts
- Big, Bigger, Biggest
- Opening Lines of Songs
- Famous Foursomes
- Initial Letters
- Homophones
- Where in the UK?
- The Other Half
- That’s Not My Name
- Ten Questions 55 Answers
- Shipping Forecast
- Second Best
- Odd One Out
- Name the Meals
- Inventors and their inventions.
- Advertising Slogans
- A or B
Fantastic website Ken. I always use some of the quizzes when all my family are here. They love the challenge!!
I run a pop quiz and have stacks of music rounds. Woiuld you like some of them?
Hi Dave,
I’m always happy to receive ideas for quizzes or even quizzes themselves. Just send them to the email address on the contact page.
Thanks in anticipation.
Ken
Hi Ken thanks for your wonderful selection of quizzes, we are a team of mature ladies who love having a laugh so I’ m wondering if you have any quizzes in this category, amusing but not too hard!
Marje
Hi Ken. I have a quiz sheet called “Car Maufacturer Name” but I cannot seem to find this in your list as I need the answers to check results. Can you help me please many thanks
The only one that might fit the bill is the Car Logo quiz which can be found here.
https://www.kensquiz.co.uk/table-top-quizzes/picture-rounds/logos/car-logos/
Thanks for this site and all your hard work. I am using it to host a special Xmas quiz night/party for my friends and family who have come out to Sydney to visit. Thanks so much
In the authors initials quiz A E Houseman was Alfred Edward, not Albert Edward
Hi ken,
Could I draw your attention to capital rivers question 25.
The Zambesi river does not flow through Harare. The closest it comes is about 120 miles north of the the city.
Mick.
Excellent site. Many ideas.
I am looking for an Only Connect type of round and one where the all the endings of answers makes a word?
Hi Ken love the quizzes especially pictures and table top quizzes. Just the biscuit quiz q17, only one N in clue but 2 in answer, changed mine to SWIVEL HER NINE to fit answer keep up the good work. cheers IAN.
Hi
Ken,
Do u have any multiple choice questions?
Hi Ken
I have a copy of Tourist Attractions in England & Wales for a table top quiz but I don’t have the answer sheet!!
can you help?
The quiz is called “Where in the UK” – just look in the list above.
Hi ken, I would like something like I.e what amoun of men when asked break the speed limit…was it 48% or 62%. It’s that choice after I am looking for with
Cheers Bob
Hi Ken
I put on a quiz once a month at my local club and your site has been very helpful indeed. Do you have any Connection rounds available.
Many thanks
Ken. What a wonderful facility – thank you. Are you doing anything for the Queen’s 90th birthday? Hopefully, Jules
Fantastic site! Absolutely love the variety and many family hours spent challenging each other. A very big thank you – the time you spend in making it possible is very much appreciated!
hi, thanks for this great site. I’ve used it a few times for our ladies social charity nights, and been inspired to create own quizzes eg
USA places where all the questions where song titles, film names etc with US states as the answer.
Hi Do you by any chance have a car quiz on your list of Quizes? Brilliant quizzes by the way, I’ve used a few of them for different occasions. Susan
There’s a car logo quiz in the Logo section but nothing else specific. I’ll have a think for the future.
Ken
Hi Ken
Your site is fantastic and I have used lots from your site. Any chance of some more table top quizzes?
Thanks i use your quizzes for social evenings at church and also for family gatherings they are fab .I would love to see a quiz about english flowers great fun thanks
Excellent quiz site. Do you have a dingbats quiz relating to Easter?
Sorry Diane, None specifically for Easter but there are lots both on here and on my sister site http://www.kensdingbats.co.uk.
Thanks for the comments.
Hi Ken the missing vowel section for Sit-Coms has ello ello as the answer and should be allo allo and The beginning of the end has enigma as the machine used to ‘crack’ Nazi codes when it was the machine used by the Germans to set codes.
Hi Ken i am just wondering if you have any more table top quizzes other than the ones on show?for instance in your archive maybe.I have used all of your current ones in my quiizes and they have been excellent.Keep up the good work pal.
Sorry Bernie they are all published but I will be adding more over the coming months