The Crown Trivia Questions
139 questions across multiple rounds
A historical drama trivia theme built around The Crown, covering Queen Elizabeth II's reign, the British royal family, and the political and personal events that shaped the monarchy.
Challenge Mode
10-question quick rounds
Marathon Mode
30-question rounds
Survival Mode
One mistake and the run ends
Trivia Rush
Score, streak, and multiplier run
Episode Mode
🎬 Available by request
Versus Mode
Play locally or online against friends
Wordle
Guess themed words
Word Search
Find hidden themed words
Fan Section BETA
Community-created questions. Quality and difficulty may vary.
Sample Questions
Tap an answer to reveal it.
- How many Prime Ministers does the Queen note she has had in her first decade on the throne?
- In 'Avalanche,' Prince Charles is skiing in which Swiss resort when disaster strikes?
- What Latin phrase does the Queen use to describe her difficult 1992 in season 5?
- The Crown's story mainly takes place during which century?
- Which international crisis features heavily in season 2 ?
- What kind of cancer leads to King George VI's death in season 1?
- Which city does Diana visit solo on her first unaccompanied royal tour?
- Who is the Egyptian businessman whose son becomes involved with Diana?
- What does the season 1 Latin episode title 'Scientia Potentia Est' translate to?
- What was Hugh Gaitskell's actual cause of death, according to MI5 in the Season 3 premiere?
The Crown trivia works because it dramatises real twentieth-century history through the British monarchy, blending political events with private royal drama across several decades. Fans can be tested on the historical milestones, the royal figures, and the series' interpretation of events.
A strong The Crown quiz can include Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Winston Churchill and successive prime ministers, Princess Margaret, the Queen Mother, the abdication legacy of Edward VIII, key historical events such as the King's death, the coronation, the Suez crisis and Aberfan, royal residences such as Buckingham Palace and Balmoral, the changing cast across seasons, and the tension between duty and personal life that defines the show.
If you enjoy The Crown trivia, also try Orange Is the New Black and Family Guy on Trivia Gauntlet.