Have you ever wanted to jazz up a family night or party with a fun game that gets everyone involved? Try out a true or false game! This simple game works for any age and all kinds of crowds, making it the perfect activity for any get-together.

How to Play True or False Trivia Game

Playing a true or false trivia game is the perfect way to break up a long day - it's educational and entertaining!

To get started, you can print out a True or False Quiz and cut out each statement and put into a bowl. Then on each turn, the player will choose one slip of paper and read out the question.

One player takes the role of quiz master and reads each statement in turn. The other players then raise their hand if they think the statement is true. If they do not raise their hand then they guess the answer is false.

A correct answer scores 1 point, while an incorrect answer earns 0, so answering quickly, but thoughtfully, is key for amassing a high score. Make sure to keep track of all your points because at the end of your game, you'll crown one winner who has earned all the bragging rights!

Printable True or False Quiz

True or False is a fun game to play for any occasion. You can make your own questions or print out a ready made quiz for a quick and easy game.

Seasons True or False Questions

• Spring True or False 
• Winter True or False 
• Fall True or False
• Summer True or False

Holiday True or False Games

• Christmas True or False
• Thanksgiving Turkey True or False
• Labor Day True or False
• Christmas Reindeer True or False

General True or False Quiz

• Animal True or False
• Triple Crown True or False
• Kentucky Derby True or False
• General True or False
• Animal True or False Edition 2

True or False Trivia Questions

These True or False games are designed to test your knowledge and challenge you to think critically. We all love a good trivia game, so let’s get started with these ideas to inspire your own true or false games night.

Animal True or False Questions

See how well you know some fun facts about animals!

•  Alligators and crocodiles are the same species. (False) Alligators are native to the United States, while crocodiles are native to Africa and Australia.
• Ostriches stick their heads in the sand when they're scared. (False) Ostriches actually don't stick their heads in the sand at all. The myth likely started because ostriches often lie down with their heads and necks flat on the ground, which can make it look like they're sticking their heads in the sand.
• Bats are blind. (False) While some bats may have poor eyesight, most bats can see just fine. In fact, some bats use echolocation to navigate in the dark!
• Bears always hibernate during winter. (False) Not all bears hibernate during winter. For example, black bears in North America typically only hibernate if there is a food shortage or if the weather is particularly cold.
• Cats always land on their feet when they fall. (True) Cats have a flexible spine and an ability to rotate their hind legs that allows them to right themselves mid-fall and land on their feet almost every time.
• Chickens can't fly. (False) Chickens can fly, but not for very long or very far. Their wings are relatively small compared to their body size, which limits their flying ability. Additionally, chickens typically only fly when they're startled or trying to escape from something.
• An elephant's trunk can hold up to four gallons of water. (True) An elephant's trunk is incredibly strong and dexterous – it can pick up a single blade of grass or hold up to four gallons of water.
• Pigs don’t sweat. (True) Pigs do not have sweat glands, so they rely on other methods such as wallowing in mud to cool down.
• Dogs only see in black and white. (False) Dogs actually have color vision, though their eyesight is not as good as humans’. They can see colors in shades of blues, yellows, and grays.
• Koalas are marsupials. (True) Koalas are marsupials, meaning they carry their young in a pouch like a kangaroo.
• Camels store water in their humps. (False) Camels actually store fat in their humps and can go without water for weeks at a time.
• All mammals live on land. (False) While most mammals live on land, some species such as dolphins and whales live in the ocean.
• A Blue Whale can weigh as much as 200 tons. (True) Blue whales are the largest animals on earth and can weigh up to 200 tons.
• Cheetahs are the fastest land animal. (True) Cheetahs are the fastest land animals, reaching speeds of up to 75 miles per hour.
• Bees have five eyes. (False) Bees actually have three eyes – two compound eyes and one ocellus, or simple eye.
• A honey bee can fly up to 15 miles per hour. (True) Honey bees are incredibly fast flyers and can reach speeds of up to 15 miles per hour!
• Birds are the only animals that can fly. (False) Bats, insects, and even some mammals such as flying squirrels can also fly.

Geography True or False Questions

Test your knowledge with some geography questions!

• France and Germany share a border. (True) France and Germany share a border along the Rhine River, which separates them for most of its length.
• The longest river in the world is the Amazon River. (False) The Nile is the longest river in the world, stretching over 4,000 miles from Uganda to Egypt.
• New Zealand consists only of two islands. (False).There are around 600 islands. Yes, most people might be surprised to learn that New Zealand isn't just made up of the 2 main islands – the North and South.
• The Panama Canal connects Central America with South America.(True).
• Greece is located on the continent of Asia. (False). Greece is located on the continent of Europe!
• The capital city of India is New Delhi. (True).
• Iceland has more volcanoes than any other country in Europe.(True).
• Australia has no land borders with other countries. (True).
• Norway’s capital city is Oslo. ( True ).
• The tallest mountain in the world is Mount Everest. (True)
• Los Angeles is the largest city in California. (True)
• The capital of France is Rome. (False) Paris is the Capital of France.
• Mount Rushmore National Monument is located in South Dakota. (True)

History True or False Questions

Test your knowledge of historical facts with this true or false game.

•  The French Revolution began in 1789.(True)
• The first president of the United States was George Washington.(True)
• The American Declaration of Independence was signed on July 4th, 1776.(True)
• The Berlin Wall was constructed in the 1950s.(False) It was built In the wee hours of August 13, 1961
• The Battle of Hastings took place in 1066.(True)
• The Magna Carta was signed in 1215. (True)
• Christopher Columbus discovered America in 1492. (True)
• The Roman Empire lasted for over 1000 years. (True)
• The Hundred Years War lasted more than a century. (True)
• The Battle of Gettysburg was fought in 1863. (True)
• The Roman Colosseum was built in the 4th century AD. (False)
• Napoleon Bonaparte ruled France from 1799 to 1814. (True)

General Knowledge True or False Questions

• A triangle has four sides. (False)
• The sun is bigger than the moon.(True)
• The average person blinks around 15 times per minute (True)
• One million seconds is equal to 9 days and 13 hours. (False) It is equal to 11 days, 13 hours 46 minutes and 40 seconds 
• The average human heart beats about 100,000 times per day. (True) 
• A second is the smallest unit of time. (False) A millisecond is the smallest unit of time.
• The speed of light is 186,000 miles per second.(True) 
• The Milky Way is the name of our galaxy. (True)
• A full moon occurs when the moon is completely illuminated by sunlight. (True)
• The human brain can remember up to 2.5 million facts.(False) The human brain can hold up to 2.5 petabytes of data, not facts.
• Gold is the most abundant metal on earth. (False) Iron is actually the most abundant metal on earth.
• The color blue is the most popular color in the world. (True) Blue is the most popular color worldwide.

Whether you're playing with friends, family, colleagues, classmates, neighbors, kids, adults - anyone really - true or false games are always a great way to break the ice and get everyone involved in the conversation! So grab your favorite snacks and drinks and get ready for an exciting night of guessing true facts from false ones! Good luck!

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