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60th birthday quiz

A 60th birthday quiz about sixty years of stories.

Sixty years in about 30 questions: the year they were born and the years that made them, the places they’ve lived, the things they love, and the stories their friends and family would rather not forget.

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£9.99 · ready in minutes · play on the TV, phones or printed cards

Their years The year Gary was born… England beat West Germany 4-2 in the 1966 World Cup final at Wembley. Which England striker scored a hat-trick?
  1. Jimmy Greaves
  2. Geoff Hurst
  3. Roger Hunt
  4. Bobby Charlton
Their passions ★ Which band did Gary see live fourteen times in the 1980s?
  1. The Jam
  2. Madness
  3. UB40
  4. Duran Duran
All about Gary ★ Where did Gary’s first car, a Mini Metro, break down in 1985?
  1. On the M6
  2. Outside the church
  3. On Blackpool prom
  4. On his first date
Example cards for Gary, a made-up 60-year-old. Yours are written from your own stories. ★ marks a personal question, written from what you tell us.

How it works

Three steps, about fifteen minutes

  1. 1

    Tell us about them

    A friendly chat asks about their years, the places and passions in their life, and the stories only family and friends would know. About ten minutes, and no forms.

  2. 2

    See the plan, then pay

    Before you pay you see the rounds and a sample card. It’s £9.99, once. Then the chat goes deeper, for the stories that make it personal.

  3. 3

    Play it together

    Every question is written and checked for you, and the quiz is ready in minutes. Play it on the TV, on everyone’s phones, or print it as cards.

Free to use

Ten questions about 1966, the year they were born

Turning 60 this year? Ten questions from our library about 1966 to start you off. In the full quiz, questions like these sit beside the ones about them: the year they turned 18, married, became a parent.

  1. Britain's answer to America's G.I. Joe went on sale in 1966. What was it called?

    Action Man · Johnny Seven · Big Jim · Stretch Armstrong

    Answer

    Action Man

  2. Which character did Warren Mitchell play in Till Death Us Do Part, which began on the BBC in 1966?

    Alf Garnett · Albert Steptoe · Captain Mainwaring · Del Boy

    Answer

    Alf Garnett

  3. Which Beatle sang lead on 'Yellow Submarine', the 1966 number one?

    John Lennon · Ringo Starr · Paul McCartney · George Harrison

    Answer

    Ringo Starr

  4. In March 1966 the stolen World Cup trophy was found wrapped in newspaper by a dog. What was he called?

    Pickles · Petra · Lassie · Shep

    Answer

    Pickles

  5. Which Beatle's remark that the band were 'more popular than Jesus' caused outrage in America in 1966?

    Paul McCartney · John Lennon · George Harrison · Ringo Starr

    Answer

    John Lennon

  6. Which London landmark, then Britain's tallest building, opened a revolving restaurant to the public in 1966?

    Post Office Tower · Centre Point · Shell Centre · Millbank Tower

    Answer

    Post Office Tower

  7. In March 1966 the government won a general election with a much bigger majority. Who led the government as Prime Minister?

    Edward Heath · Alec Douglas-Home · Harold Wilson · George Brown

    Answer

    Harold Wilson

  8. In 1966 Britain still used pounds, shillings and pence. What was a 'bob'?

    A sixpence · A florin · A half-crown · A shilling

    Answer

    A shilling

  9. In a famous 1966 sketch from The Frost Report, John Cleese, Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett poked fun at what?

    Trade union power · Public school life · The Civil Service · The British class system

    Answer

    The British class system

  10. Which band had a 1966 summer number one with 'Sunny Afternoon'?

    Small Faces · The Who · The Animals · The Kinks

    Answer

    The Kinks

Now make it about them. A free quiz can ask about the year. Theirs can ask about the gigs, the first car and the haircut they’d rather forget.

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Questions

Good to know

Can we play it at a restaurant?

Yes. Everyone answers on their own phone, so you don’t need a TV, or print the cards and pass them round the table.

How many people can play?

As many as you like. Play in teams around the TV, or let everyone answer on their own phone, with a running score.

What if I don’t know everything about them?

You don’t need to. The chat works with what you know and skips what you don’t. A handful of good stories is plenty: the rest of the quiz comes from their years, places and passions.

Can I change the questions?

Yes. Before anyone plays you can reword any question, and shorten the quiz by leaving out general ones. Our library questions are fact-checked in advance; the personal ones are written by AI from what you tell us, then checked.

What does it cost?

£9.99, once, for the whole quiz: play it on the TV, on phones or as printed cards. We keep it for 30 days after you buy, so make it in the weeks before the party (and print it if you want to keep it). If something isn’t right, tell us within 30 days and we’ll put it right or refund you.

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