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Specialist Talking Points quizzes help learners and families build news knowledge and discussion skills, linking real-world topics to UK learning goals with teacher-written questions and instant feedback.Read more

Fascinating fact: Kids as young as 11-12 have started international campaigns that changed laws or raised millions for charities.

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Prince Andrew Prince Andrew Quiz Play
Star Wars | Darth Vader and Stormtroopers Star Wars Quiz Play
Elon Musk Elon Musk Quiz Play
British Prime Ministers | Houses of Parliament British Prime Ministers Quiz Play
The end of the world is nigh End of the World Predictions Quiz Play
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Slang Quiz Illustration | Mystery bag Historical and Modern Slang Quiz Play
Children who have changed the world quiz | Child protester Children Who Have Changed The World Quiz Play
BAFTA Award Winners Quiz | Popcorn and film BAFTA Award Winners Quiz Play
Extreme Weather Quiz | Raining Frogs Extreme Weather Quiz Play
Pancake Day Quiz Illustration | Pancake tossing Pancake Day Quiz Play
World Wildlife Day Quiz Illustration | Wolf World Wildlife Day Quiz Play
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Father's Day Quiz Father's Day Quiz Play
COVID-19 Virus COVID-19 Quiz Play

About Specialist Talking Points

Specialist Talking Points turns popular headlines and big conversations into quick quizzes that build general knowledge and help learners practise discussing real-world issues clearly and respectfully. Written in a teacher-friendly style, each quiz is short, focused and designed to prompt conversation at home or in school.

These quizzes work well as a warm-up activity, a form-time discussion starter, or a family challenge. Try seasonal topics like Pancake Day Quiz and awareness themes such as World Wildlife Day Quiz. For contemporary personalities and media literacy, explore quizzes such as Elon Musk and use the feedback to separate facts, opinions and reliable sources.

To support safer, more confident discussion, encourage learners to read the quiz intro, answer the questions, then talk about what surprised them and what they would like to check further. Replaying a quiz later is a simple way to strengthen recall and build better background knowledge.

For official curriculum guidance that links to speaking, listening, citizenship and wider personal development, see GOV.UK: National curriculum in England: citizenship programmes of study.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are these quizzes for?

They suit curious teens, families and adult learners, and they are also useful for teachers who want a quick, structured discussion starter with instant feedback.

Are the quizzes always about today’s news?

They are inspired by popular talking points and headline topics. Even when an event has passed, the quizzes still build background knowledge and media awareness.

How can we use them to build discussion skills?

After finishing a quiz, ask learners to summarise the topic in one sentence, then share one fact they learned and one question they still have.

Can I print the quizzes for class or home?

Yes. Printing makes them handy for homework, cover lessons, tutor groups and family game nights, especially where internet access is limited.

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