Weekly Quiz 1013 - January 25th 2026

This complete pub quiz pack is made up of eight high-quality rounds as follows...

Round 1: Handout Round - 2010s TV
This handout round is split into three sections. In the first, the aim is to name five TV shows first broadcast in the 2010s from the titles of three of their episodes. In second, we’ve taken the titles of five TV shows first broadcast in the 2010s and changed a letter in each. We've given descriptions of these shows that have been updated to fit their new titles and the aim for teams is give these new titles. In final section, the aim is decipher five picture clues and come up with the titles of five more TV shows first broadcast in the 2010s.

Round 2: General Subject - Science and Nature
Ten questions on Science and Nature.

Round 3: Connections
Nine questions on General Knowledge, plus a final question asking for a connection between the previous nine answers.

Round 4: In The News
Ten questions on Current Affairs.

Round 5: Initial Letter Link
Ten questions on General Knowledge, where the answer to the final question can be spelled out by rearranging the first letters of the first nine answers.

Round 6: General Subject - Music
Ten questions on Music.

Round 7: Top Ten - Rivers
One single question on the subject of rivers that is asking for ten answers, and where each individual answer is worth one point.

Round 8: Themed Round - Kids
Ten General Knowledge questions themed around the word "kid".

The pub quiz pack is made up of six separate files as follows...

First of all, there is a two-page answer sheet that you can print out and hand out to each team at the start of the quiz for them to write their answers on as you read out questions. This also features a round-by-round scoresheet to make it easy to see how each team has performed after all the answers have been marked at the end of the quiz.

Secondly, there is the handout round. Again, you can print this out and hand it out to teams at the start of your quiz for them to work on straight away, and carry on working on throughout the quiz and during any breaks you have.

Next, there is a six-page document with all of the questions in rounds two to eight for you to read out, along with all the answers to these and the answers to the handout round. This also features two tie-break questions to be used at the end of your quiz if two or more teams end up with the same score, along with some substitute questions to help you tailor the difficulty level of your quiz.

There is also another version of this six-page document, but with all the answers removed. This may not be needed, but is included in case the quizmaster would like to take part in the quiz too.

Next, there is a four-page document with instructions and advice on how to run a great quiz.

Finally, there is a quizmaster's scoresheet to help keep track of teams' scores.