FAQs

How much do the quizzes cost?

Premium quizzes cost £3 per quiz or you can purchase a set bundle of 5 quizzes for the discounted price of £12. Many of the quizzes are free to download and use – You can find the main menu for the free quizzes here.

I have purchased a Premium Quiz but I do not seem to have received it. Where is it?

Your quiz should become immediately available after you purchase it. You will be redirected to a receipt page with a link on it to download your quiz. You should also be sent an email with the same receipt and link. If you cannot find your email, PLEASE check that it has not accidentally been sent to a spam or junk mail folder. If you still cannot find your email, please contact us.

How often is a new quiz published?

A new Premium Quiz is published every week. Free quizzes are published occasionally – If you subscribe by email you should receive one as soon as it becomes available. There is a huge bank of free quizzes available for you to use at any time.

Do I need to have a PayPal account to purchase a Premium Quiz?

No. PayPal do handle all of our payments but you don’t need to have an account with them if you don’t wish to. At checkout you will be transferred to the PayPal website, but instead of logging in or creating an account you can choose to ‘Pay by Debit or Credit card’. 

How do I print out the quiz?

Premium quizzes are one PDF file and therefore are easy to print. When printing a free quiz, at the bottom of each round there are a few icons (Facebook, Twitter, etc). One of these is a green box with a picture of a printer on it. Click this to access your ‘Print Friendly’ page. You can also use this to email the quiz or create a PDF of it.

Why are the questions right underneath the answers? This means I can’t take part!

All of the quizzes on the site are designed to be read by a Quiz Master, in the traditional ‘pub quiz’ style. If you are looking for an interactive quiz there are plenty of other sites out there – this one is probably not for you!

 Can you write quizzes for me?

Due to other commitments I am currently unable to offer individually written pub quiz questions.

Can I make a request for a future round?

Of course! Click on the ‘Contact Us’ link, just underneath the title picture, and I shall be happy to add your request to the list.

Do you have a Twitter or Facebook page?

Yes – the links are halfway down the left-hand-side, but our Twitter address is @readypubquiz and our Facebook page is www.facebook.com/ReadyMadePubQuiz.

10 thoughts on “FAQs”

  1. Am looking at doing a weekly quiz but am not sure what the next step is, and do I down load anything or use it on line. Thanks,
    Simon.

    1. Hi Simon,
      You can use the quizzes however you like, but I recommend clicking the green ‘print friendly’ button underneath each quiz round. This gives you the facility to print out the quiz. You could also save it to your computer as a PDF file or to email it to yourself (or someone else!) using this. You may also want to look at the ‘Useful Resources’ section on the top bar – this gives you some suggestions about running a quiz.
      If you need any more help, please drop me an email using the contact form. Good luck with the quizzes. 🙂

  2. Hello Charlie, I use some of your questions for my weekly quiz night they are brilliant and up to date on current affairs. Is there some way you could stop the drop down reminder, that pops up each time I change the page on your web-site? it gets a bit annoying after a while.
    Thank you
    Linda N

    1. Hi Linda – I’ve just tested the pop-up and for some reason it is coming up more than once per visit – sorry about that! I have disabled it for now, so hopefully you can browse the site without interference 🙂

    1. Hi Karen – You can print and use, or read out the quizzes as you please. All I ask is that they are not republished elsewhere.
      Thanks for checking 🙂

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