Play The Victorian Era Trivia Online
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Round up your friends and play a live The Victorian Era trivia round right now. 36 questions in the bank, shuffled fresh every game. One person starts a room, everyone else joins with a 4 letter code from any phone or laptop. No signup, no app, no setup, and it is free for up to 20 players.
Sample questions
18 of 36- 01Who was Queen Victoria's beloved husband?
- 02Which author wrote both A Christmas Carol and Oliver Twist?
- 03The Great Exhibition of 1851 was held inside which spectacular glass building?
- 04Queen Victoria's record-setting reign lasted how many years?
- 05After Prince Albert died in 1861, which color did Victoria famously wear for the rest of her life?
- 06Which writer created the detective Sherlock Holmes?
- 07The Penny Black of 1840 was the world's first what?
- 08Charles Darwin's landmark 1859 book was titled what?
- 09Jack the Ripper's notorious 1888 crimes took place in which London district?
- 10When the London Underground opened in 1863, it was the world's first what?
- 11How many children did Victoria and Albert have?
- 12Florence Nightingale, the Lady with the Lamp, earned fame nursing soldiers in which conflict?
- 13Which Bronte sister wrote Jane Eyre?
- 14Which author wrote Alice's Adventures in Wonderland in 1865?
- 15Prince Albert helped popularize which Christmas tradition in Britain?
- 16Sherlock Holmes made his debut in 1887 in which story?
- 17In 1876, Queen Victoria took the grand new title of Empress of where?
- 18The proud Victorian boast that "the sun never sets" referred to what?
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- Start a room. Pick The Victorian Era and hit play. You get a 4 letter code.
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- Answer fast. Speed and streaks both score, so the fastest right answer wins the round.
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