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This is a list of Trivial Pursuit editions and their trivia categories.
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This is a list of Trivial Pursuit editions and their trivia categories.
 Geography |  Entertainment |  History |  Art & Literature |  Science & Nature |  Sports & Leisure |
| Nicknames | Football | Catch All | Basketball | Baseball | Numbers |
| Television | Stage & Screen | Nightly News | Publishing | Lives & Times | R.P.M. |
| Settings | Titles | Off Screen | On Screen | Production | Portrayals |
| Geography | Entertainment | History | Art & Literature | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure |
| People & Places | Good Times | Science & Technology | Art & Culture | Natural World | Games & Hobbies |
| People & Places | Good Times | Science & Technology | Art & Culture | Natural World | Games & Hobbies |
| Cover Notes | Your Mother Should Know | Fifties | Sixties | After the Beatles | Anything Goes |
| America | Americans | Journey through America | Ship to Shore | Made in America | The Melting Pot |
| World of Places | World of Music | World of People | World of Fantasy | World of Science | World of Leisure |
| World of Places | World of Music | World of People | World of Fantasy | World of Science | World of Leisure |
| Every Day | Fun | Stories & Songs | Nature | Science | Games |
| Geography | Entertainment | History | Art & Literature | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure |
| Geography | Entertainment | History | Art & Literature | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure |
| Products & Progress | Sports & Leisure | History | Personalities | Entertainment | Wild Card |
| Personalities | Entertainment | In the News | That's Life | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| Personalities | Entertainment | Headlines | Music | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| Every Day | Nature | Stories & Songs | Science | Fun | Games |
| Classics | Sitcoms | Drama | Kids & Games | Stars | Wild Card |
| Personalities | Entertainment | In the News | Around the World | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| Geography | Entertainment | History | Art & Literature | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure |
| People & Places | Entertainment | History | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| People | Entertainment | History | Places | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| Geography | Entertainment | History | Art & Literature | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure |
| Personalities | Entertainment | In the News | Around the World | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| People & Places | Arts & Entertainment | History | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| Stories & Songs | Games | Every Day | Science | Fun | Nature |
| People & Places | Arts & Entertainment | History | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| Every Day |  Fun | Science | Stories & Songs | Nature | Games |
| Characters | Weapons & Vehicles | History | Geography | Droids, Creatures & Aliens | Wild Card |
| Characters | Weapons & Vehicles | History | Geography | Droids, Creatures & Aliens | Wild Card |
| BLUE | PINK | YELLOW | BROWN | GREEN | ORANGE |
| People & Places | Arts & Entertainment | History | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| People & Places | Arts & Entertainment | History | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| Movies | Cartoons | Television | Classics | Behind the Scenes | Anything Goes |
| People & Places | Arts & Entertainment | History | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| People & Places | Arts & Entertainment | History | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| PURPLE | GREEN | ORANGE | PINK | YELLOW | BLUE |
| Global View | Sound & Screen | News | The Written Word | Innovations | Game Time |
| Once Upon a Time | Wonderful World of Disney | Monsters & Villains | Heroes & Heroines | Supporting Stars | Places & Props |
| Good Characters | Evil Characters | Things | Place & History | Warfare | Making Movies |
| People & Places | Arts & Entertainment | History | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| North America | Latin America | Oceania | Africa | Europe | Asia |
| Movies | TV | Music | Sports & Games | Buzz | Fads |
| Hangin' | Oops | Wired | Viewing | Important | Trends |
| Children's | Classics | Non-Fiction | Book Club | Authors | Book Bag |
| Music, Movies & More | Whatever! | Today & Tomorrow | Fun & Games | Yesterday | All About Nature |
| NickToons | Real Action | Here, There & Everywhere | Makin' Music | At the Movies | Go Wild! |
| Heroes & Heroines | Once Upon a Time | Monsters & Villains | Supporting Stars | Places & Props | Wonderful World of Disney |
| Movies | TV | Music | Sports & Games | Buzz | Fads |
| Headlines | Television | Movies | Music | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| 80s | Television | Wild Card | Headlines | Music | Movies | Sports & Leisure |
| 90s | Viewing | Oops | Important | Trends | Hangin' | Wired |
| Pop Culture 2 | Television | Fads | Buzz | Music | Movies | Sports & Games |
| BLUE | PINK | YELLOW | PURPLE | GREEN | ORANGE |
| Geography | Entertainment | History | Art & Literature | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure |
| People & Places | Entertainment | History | Wild Card | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure |
| The Beatles In America | Albums & Singles | History | Songs | On Their Own | Movies |
| More Than A Feeling (songs, albums, inspiration) | Life In The Fast Lane (tours, venues, live albums) | I'm Just A Singer (personal stories, biographical) | Purple Haze (album covers, art, videos) | Touch Of Grey (recent projects, tours, stories) | Born To Be Wild (wild card) |
| Rangers Gear | Allies and Villains | Rangers and their Zords | The Legacy | Behind the Power | Wild Card |
| Geography | Player Characters | Lore | Loot | Villains | Encounters |
| Geography | Entertainment | History | Art & Literature | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure |
| Places | Entertainment | Events | The Arts | Science & Tech | Sports & Hobbies |
| Geography | Entertainment | History | Art & Literature | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure |
| Objects & Artifacts | Slytherin House, Death Eaters & The Dark Arts | Animals, Magical Creatures & Magical Beings | Witches, Wizards, Ghosts & Muggles | Hogwarts, Other Locations & Transportation | Spells, Potions & Other Magic |
| Geography | Entertainment | History | Arts & Literature | Science & Technology | Sports & Leisure |
| Movies | TV | Music | Famous People & Events | Trends, Tech & Fun | Stranger Things |
| Playlist | Bingeworthy | Culture | News Alert | Break the Internet | Game On |
| Dungeons & Adventures | Monsters | History | Cosmology | Characters | Magic & Miscellany |
| Paranormal | Monster | Gore & Disturbing | Psychological | Comedy | Slasher |
Trivial Pursuit mini packs contain 120 cards with 720 questions in the standard six-color format but no categories.
| Nicknames | Football | Catch All | Hockey | Baseball | Numbers |
| Teen Idols | Early Pop | Swinging Sixties | Woodstock Through Punk | Video Age | Anything Goes |
| BLUE | PINK | YELLOW | BROWN | GREEN | ORANGE |
| People & Places | Entertainment | History | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| People & Places | Art & Entertainment | History | Science & Nature | Sports & Leisure | Wild Card |
| Who or Where | Pop Culture | Headlines | Science & Technology | Sports & Games | Wild Card |
| History | Pop Culture | Myths, Legends & Conspiracies | Science & Technology | Humans | SYSK Selects |
Also sometime referred to as Winning Moves, bite size editions focus on a single area of knowledge. Each edition comes with a dice (often stylised) and 600 questions (Some editions also come with a cheese wheel). They can be used either as an addition to the main game in the same way as Mini Packs or as a stand-alone game.
In the stand-alone version the object is to win six cards.
Editions:
| Cast and Characters | The Films | Vehicles | Gadgets & Weapons | Locations | Crew/Behind the Scenes |
| Season 1 & 2 | Season 3 | Season 4 | Season 5 | Season 6 | Season 7 |
| The Belchers | Food | Wagstaff School | Songs & Music | Townies | Who Said It |
| Chemists Behind the Chemistry | White Lies | Más | Empire Business | Partners in Crime | The Streets |
| Fifteen Minutes of Fame | Relationships | Memorable Movie Moments | Before They Were Famous | Career Changes | Gossip Column |
| Time Lords | Companions | Episodes & Stories | Years & Dates | Monsters | Cast, Crew & Beyond |
| Z Warriors | World Marial Arts and Other World Tournaments | Saiyan Saga (Episodes 1-35) | Frieza Saga (Episodes 36-107) | Cell Saga (Episodes 118-194) | Buu Saga (Episodes 200-291) |
| TV | Music | Movies | Games | Books | Wild Card |
| People & Places | Good Times | Yesterdays | Art & Culture | Created World | Games & Leisure |
| Drink | Fine Dining | Fast Food | World Food | Ingredients | Techniques & Utensils |
| Season 1 & 2 | Season 3 & 4 | Season 4 & 5 | Season 6 & 7 | Season 8 & 9 | Season 10 |
| Geography | Entertainment | History | Art & literature | Science & nature | Sports & Leisure |
| Music | Chick Lit | Hunks | Chick Flicks | TV | Fashion |
| Babes | Action Films | TV | Sports | Boy Toys | Music |
| Words of Wisdom | Locations | Men of the Night | Who Said It? | Family Matters | The Ladies |
| You're My Person | Doctor's Orders | McDreamy or McSteamy | It's A Beautiful Day to Save Lives | Welcome To The Game | Dance It Out! |
| Hogwarts | Magic spells & potions | Magical People | The dark arts | Animals & magical creatures | Magical objects |
| International | Slasher | Paranormal | Psychological | Gore/Disturbing | Monster |
| What Happens at Paddy's... | About The Gang | Schemes and Plans | Quotes | Episodes | Friends & Enemies |
| Pure Music | Bands | Downloads | Off The Record | Soundtracks | Solo Artist |
| Natural Wonders | Battlefields and Historic Sites | Cultural Heritage | Science and Nature | Wildlife | Wild Card |
| Trick or Treat | Songs | Behind the Scenes | Pumpkin King | Christmas Town | Halloween Town |
| Citizens of Pawnee | Tour the City | Very Good Category (All Things Ron) | Parks Department | Say What? | Treat Yo' Self! |
| Love That Journey For Me | Townsfolk | The Roses | Who Said What | Fast Forward to Success | Where Everyone Fits In |
| Computer & board games | Records | Rules | Venues | Teams | Sports & chance |
| Characters | Songs | Locations | The Krusty Krab | Seasons 1-6 | Seasons 7-12 |
| Characters | Weapons & Vehicles | History | Geography | Droids, Creatures & Aliens | Wild Card |
| Birds | Reptiles | Invertebrates | Mammals | Fish | Amphibians |
| World of football | Players & personalities | History of football | World cup | Off the pitch | Free Kick |
| Traits | Pop culture | Friends, foes and families | Discoveries | Habits | Name-it |
| Sketches | Impressions | Parodies | Characters | SNL ETC | The Show |
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