True or False questions

What are True or False questions?

True or false questions are a type where the answer is either 'true' or 'false.' The question typically consists of a statement, and the test-taker needs to select a 'true' or 'false' response.

There are other variations such as 'yes or no,' 'agree or disagree,' 'this or that.'

Quiz maker software such as FlexiQuiz can help you to analyze responses, auto-score, and grade questions quickly.

Types of quizzes you can create with True or False questions

There is no limit to the type of true or false questions you can ask.

These are a few examples of the kind of quizzes that can include true or false questions:

• Trivia or general knowledge quizzes
• Personality quizzes
• Surveys
• Polls
• Live quizzes
• Formal examinations
• Ice breakers

One hundred True or False questions

Below is a list of our favorite true or false questions split by trivia category to help inspire you to create your next quiz.

1. TV shows

2. Roz in Frasier was originally going to be played by Lisa Kudrow - True
3. Neighbours is filmed in Sydney, Australia - False
4. The Clampett Family struck oil near their home in the Ozarks before moving to Beverly Hills in the 1960's - True
5. The Downton Abbey series starts the day after the sinking of the Titanic - True
6. Benedict Cumberbatch portrays Sherlock in the US TV show called Elementary - False
7. In Friends, Monica's grandmother used to live in Joey's apartment - False
8. The Japanese anime Sazae-San has the Guinness World Record for the longest-running animated show on television - True
9. Jason Momoa portrays Khal Drogo in 'Game of Thrones' - True
10. Milhouse Van Houten is Bart Simpson's best friend - True
11. Filming for the Netflix show 'Money Heist' took place at the actual Royal Mint of Spain in Madrid - False
    

12. The noughties

13. Gisborne, New Zealand was the first city in the world to see in the millennium - True
14. You had a rely on a clock radio as Google Assistant do not exist - True
15. Sega Dreamcast was released in the 2000's - False
16. The iPod touch had cellphone capabilities - False
17. Kelly Clarkson won the first season of American Idol - True
18. YouTube launched - True
19. Furbies were a popular toy introduced in the noughties - False
20. Angela Merkel became the first woman to be Chancellor of Germany - True
21. Avatar was the highest-grossing movie of the decade - True
22. Bennifer costarred together in the movie called Gigli - True
    

23. Animals

24. A group of crocodiles are called shrewdness - False
25. Dogs can understand up to 250 hand gestures - True
26. A hair of a polar bear's fur is white - False
27. The Indian elephant is larger than the African elephant - False
28. A snail can sleep for up to 3 months - False
29. Apes cannot laugh - False
30. Penguins cant be found on the continent of Africa - False
31. The Amazon River has native dolphins - True
32. A slug has four noses - True
33. A Peregrine Falcon is the fastest bird in the world - True
    

34. Food and drink

35. The granny smith apple originates from Australia - True
36. Limes float, lemons sink - False
37. Bananas are available in colors other than yellow - True
38. A Waldorf Salad must have 10 walnuts to be a true Waldorf salad - False
39. The USA grows the most maize - True
40. Strawberries are not actually berries - True
41. Bananas grow upside down - True
42. The first tea bags were made from linen - False
43. Mushrooms need sunlight to grow - False
44. M&M stands for Mars and Murrie - True
    

45. Movies

46. Walt Disney holds the record for the most Oscars - True
47. Cinderella was the first Disney princess - False
48. The Titanic ship cost more to build than the move cost to make - False
49. Only one film has ever won all five of the main Oscars (film, actor, actress, screenplay, and director) - False
50. Sean Connery wore a toupee in every James Bond movie - True
51. Scientists use mosquito DNA to create dinosaurs in 'Jurassic Park' - True
52. 'La La Land' was Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone's third movie together - True
53. 'The Birds' (1963) was directed by American film director Steven Speilberg - False
54. 10,297 balloons were used in the floating sequences for the movie 'Up!' - True
55. The snow in the 'Wizard of Oz' is real - False
    

56. Travel

57. The unicorn is the national animal of Scotland - True
58. Vietnamese is an official language in Canada - False
59. New York has the nickname the Big Pear - False
60. Macchu Pichu is an earthquake-proof city - True
61. The bridge over the River Kwai is in Thailand - True
62. There's a village in the Netherlands with no streets, only canals - True
63. Canada has the most lakes in the world - True
64. The world's oldest country San Marino, is in South America - False
65. Monaco is the smallest country in the world - False
66. Sydney is the capital of Australia - False
    

67. Cars

68. The Japanese car company Toyota was originally established as a textiles manufacturer - True
69. The first speeding ticket was in 1896 for driving at 8MPH - True
70. Henry Ford designed what was considered to be the world's first car - False
71. The Volkswagen Beetle sold over 52 million models between 1937 and 2003 - False
72. Porsche 718 Cayman is front-engined - False
73. The Tesla Roadster was the first car to be launched to space - True
74. A bull features on the Porsche logo - False
75. The BMW 1600 was the first car to come equipped with anti-lock brakes - False
76. In the classic TV series 'Starsky and Hutch' the two cops drove a Ford Gran Torino - True
77. The Ford Mustang is considered to be the first "pony car" - True
    

78. Music

79. Madonna's real name is Madonna - True
80. Dolly Parton is the godmother of Miley Cyrus - True
81. The first-ever video played on MTV in 1981 was 'Video Killed the Radio Star' True
82. Justin Bieber has a fear of grapes and specifies that each venue he plays in must be grape free before he enters the building - False
83. The Beatles were Ringo, Paul, George, and James - False
84. Last Christmas by Wham reached number one in the UK during the 1984 festive season - False
85. In the 1980's Michael Jackson and his brothers had a top ten hit featuring Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger - True
86. Rapper Vanilla Ice's real name is Robert Van Winkle - True
87. Harry Styles middle name is Edward - True
88. Taylor Swift's first job was on a Christmas Tree farm - True
    

89. Oceans

90. There are five Oceans in the world - True
91. The world's Oceans produce over 40% of the oxygen we breath - True
92. Over 90% of sea turtles in the Ocean are found to have consumed plastic - True
93. The USA borders three Oceans - True
94. The southernmost Ocean is called The Antarctic Ocean - False
95. The Pacific is the deepest Ocean - True
96. The life expectancy of a jellyfish is 70 years - False
97. The longest mountain range in the world is under the sea - True
98. More than 70% of the countries in Africa border the sea - True
99. The Pacific Ocean is bigger than the moon - True
    

100. General knowledge

101. If you add the two numbers on the opposite sides of a dice together, the answer is always 7 - True
102. You can sneeze during sleep - False
103. Lightning never hits the same place twice - False
104. The first football in the world was manufactured from a pig's bladder - True
105. In Japan, people see a "rabbit on the moon" instead of a "man on the moon" - True
106. Human teeth are as strong as the teeth of a mature shark - True
107. The Channel Tunnel between Britain and France is the longest rail tunnel in the world - False
108. John Adams was the third president of the USA - False
109. The USA's southernmost state is Texas - False
110. Someone from the USA consumed over 26,000 Big Macs after eating one a day for forty years - True

How to add True or False questions to your next quiz

1. You can choose either a Classic or Live quiz type
2. Add a question
3. Choose the relevant question type based on how you would like to display the answer options:
   • Single choice: Display the true and false options as text.
   • Picture choice: Display the true and false options as images.
4. Set how many points you would like to award for a right or wrong answer. Or you can choose not to award any points.
5. Format and configure the quiz.
6. Share your quiz.

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