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Four Corners Trivia: A Fun No-Prep Game for Youth Groups
Planning a youth group can be stressful, especially when you’re juggling tight schedules and last-minute changes. That’s why Four Corners Trivia is the perfect solution for your next gathering. This no-prep game is easy to organize, works for groups of any size, and guarantees tons of laughter and energy.
What Is Four Corners Trivia?
Four Corners Trivia is a movement-based game that combines trivia knowledge with a fun twist. Players answer multiple-choice questions by moving to different corners of the room, each representing an answer. It’s simple, engaging, and gets everyone involved—no sitting on the sidelines here!
Why Youth Leaders Love This Game
- No Prep Required: No supplies, no stress—just bring your questions and your group!
- Flexible: Works with any size group, from small gatherings to large youth events.
- Customizable: You can tailor the questions to your group’s interests, whether that’s Bible trivia, pop culture, or general knowledge.
- High Energy: Kids stay active and engaged throughout the game.
How to Play Four Corners Trivia
- Set Up the Room: Designate four corners of your meeting space as Corners 1, 2, 3, and 4. You can add signs or just explain the layout.
- Explain the Rules: Read a multiple-choice trivia question out loud. Each answer corresponds to one of the four corners.
- Let Players Choose: Participants move to the corner they think represents the correct answer.
- Reveal the Answer: Share the correct answer. Players in the wrong corner can either be eliminated (for competitive groups) or stay in for more fun.
- Repeat: Continue asking questions until only one person remains, or play for a set time limit and keep score!
Youth Leader Game Explanation Script
“Alright everyone, we’re going to play a game called Four Corners Trivia! It’s super simple, and you don’t need any equipment. Here’s how it works:
- I’ve divided the room into four corners. Each corner represents one answer choice: Corner 1, Corner 2, Corner 3, and Corner 4. I’ll point out which corner is which before we start.
- I’m going to ask a trivia question with four possible answers. Each answer will match a specific corner. For example, Corner 1 might be A, Corner 2 might be B, and so on.
- After I read the question, you’ll move to the corner of the room that you think is the correct answer. Take your time, but don’t overthink it—you have to pick a corner before I count down from five!
- Once everyone has picked a corner, I’ll reveal the correct answer. If you’re in the wrong corner, you’re out for that round. If you want, you can cheer on the others or join back in after three rounds.
- We’ll keep playing until we have one person left—or as many rounds as time allows.
A few things to keep in mind:
- Stay in your corner once you’ve chosen! No last-minute switches.
- Make sure you’re paying attention—some of the questions are tricky!
- Most importantly, have fun. This game is all about moving, laughing, and learning together.
Alright, let’s get started!”
Pro Tips for Four Corners Trivia
- Use Variety: Alternate between Bible, pop culture, and funny questions to keep players on their toes.
- Add a Theme: Consider theming the game around a specific topic, like a Bible story, a holiday, or a youth group retreat.
- Encourage Movement: If your group is competitive, add fun consequences for wrong answers (e.g., a silly dance or reciting a Bible verse).
Why This Game Works for Youth Groups
Four Corners Trivia isn’t just about having fun—it’s also a great way to foster connection and engagement. Youth will learn, laugh, and bond while diving into trivia that spans their interests. Plus, it’s a fantastic icebreaker for new members or a perfect pick-me-up after a lesson.
Full Set of Trivia Questions
To make things easy, we’ve created a list of 20 trivia questions that mix Bible knowledge, pop culture, and fun facts. You can copy these directly for your game or tweak them to fit your group’s vibe.
Bible Trivia Questions
Who led the Israelites out of Egypt?
- A) Joshua (Corner 1)
- B) Moses (Corner 2)
- C) Aaron (Corner 3)
- D) Abraham (Corner 4)
(Answer: B)
What are the first three words of the Bible?
- A) “In the beginning” (Corner 1)
- B) “God created light” (Corner 2)
- C) “Once upon time” (Corner 3)
- D) “Let there be” (Corner 4)
(Answer: A)
How many disciples did Jesus have?
- A) 10 (Corner 1)
- B) 11 (Corner 2)
- C) 12 (Corner 3)
- D) 13 (Corner 4)
(Answer: C)
Who wrote most of the New Testament letters?
- A) Peter (Corner 1)
- B) John (Corner 2)
- C) Paul (Corner 3)
- D) Luke (Corner 4)
(Answer: C)
Which king built the temple in Jerusalem?
- A) David (Corner 1)
- B) Solomon (Corner 2)
- C) Saul (Corner 3)
- D) Hezekiah (Corner 4)
(Answer: B)
Pop Culture Trivia Questions
Which movie features a talking snowman named Olaf?
- A) Frozen (Corner 1)
- B) Moana (Corner 2)
- C) Tangled (Corner 3)
- D) Toy Story (Corner 4)
(Answer: A)
Who sings the song “Shake It Off”?
- A) Taylor Swift (Corner 1)
- B) Katy Perry (Corner 2)
- C) Billie Eilish (Corner 3)
- D) Ariana Grande (Corner 4)
(Answer: A)
Which superhero is known as the “Caped Crusader”?
- A) Superman (Corner 1)
- B) Batman (Corner 2)
- C) Spider-Man (Corner 3)
- D) Iron Man (Corner 4)
(Answer: B)
What is the highest-grossing movie of all time?
- A) Titanic (Corner 1)
- B) Avatar (Corner 2)
- C) Avengers: Endgame (Corner 3)
- D) Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Corner 4)
(Answer: B)
What is the name of Harry Potter’s pet owl?
- A) Hedwig (Corner 1)
- B) Fawkes (Corner 2)
- C) Errol (Corner 3)
- D) Pigwidgeon (Corner 4)
(Answer: A)
General Knowledge Trivia Questions
- What is the tallest animal in the world?
- A) Giraffe (Corner 1)
- B) Elephant (Corner 2)
- C) Polar Bear (Corner 3)
- D) Camel (Corner 4)
(Answer: A)
- What is the smallest planet in our solar system?
- A) Mercury (Corner 1)
- B) Venus (Corner 2)
- C) Mars (Corner 3)
- D) Pluto (Corner 4)
(Answer: A)
- What is the capital of France?
- A) Berlin (Corner 1)
- B) Rome (Corner 2)
- C) Madrid (Corner 3)
- D) Paris (Corner 4)
(Answer: D)
- Which food is known as the “staple food of Italy”?
- A) Rice (Corner 1)
- B) Pasta (Corner 2)
- C) Bread (Corner 3)
- D) Cheese (Corner 4)
(Answer: B)
- How many sides does a hexagon have?
- A) 5 (Corner 1)
- B) 6 (Corner 2)
- C) 7 (Corner 3)
- D) 8 (Corner 4)
(Answer: B)
Funny/Fun Fact Trivia Questions
- Which animal can’t jump?
- A) Elephant (Corner 1)
- B) Rhinoceros (Corner 2)
- C) Hippopotamus (Corner 3)
- D) Turtle (Corner 4)
(Answer: A)
- Which country invented pizza?
- A) Greece (Corner 1)
- B) Italy (Corner 2)
- C) USA (Corner 3)
- D) China (Corner 4)
(Answer: B)
- What is the only fruit that has seeds on the outside?
- A) Kiwi (Corner 1)
- B) Strawberry (Corner 2)
- C) Pineapple (Corner 3)
- D) Mango (Corner 4)
(Answer: B)
- What do you call a group of crows?
- A) Murder (Corner 1)
- B) Flock (Corner 2)
- C) Swarm (Corner 3)
- D) Herd (Corner 4)
(Answer: A)
- Which ocean is the largest?
- A) Atlantic Ocean (Corner 1)
- B) Pacific Ocean (Corner 2)
- C) Indian Ocean (Corner 3)
- D) Arctic Ocean (Corner 4)
(Answer: B)
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re filling a last-minute time slot or planning a high-energy game night, Four Corners Trivia is the ultimate no-prep game for youth groups. It’s fun, flexible, and ensures everyone gets involved. Bookmark this game for future use—it’s a lifesaver when you need something quick and engaging!