Minecraft Blocks Quiz

Name every block of Minecraft Java Edition from its inventory picture.

The board puts the blocks in seven sections: building blocks, wood, colored blocks, nature, ores and minerals, functional blocks and redstone.

Each section heading shows how many of its blocks you named.

The block list and the pictures are from Java Edition 26.1.

How to play

• Just start typing. The quiz checks your answer at every keystroke. There is no submit button.
• A correct name turns its card green. You can name the blocks in any order.
• Many names begin a longer name, such as Stone and Stone Bricks. When you type "stone", Stone scores. Continue to type, and "stone bricks" scores Stone Bricks too.
• Capitals, spaces and punctuation are ignored. Some old and common names count, such as Workbench for the Crafting Table.
• The timer starts at your first keystroke and counts up. Give Up ends the run and shows every block that you missed. Progress saves automatically.

What counts in this quiz

• Every block that a player can hold as an item, with its English name from the game.
• Each color of wool, concrete, glass and the other colored blocks is its own answer.
• Each wood type is its own answer: Oak Planks and Spruce Planks are two blocks.
• The four copper stages are separate answers, because each stage has its own picture.

What's not included, and why

• Technical and creative-only blocks are not here: command blocks, structure blocks, barriers and light blocks.
• Eggs are not here: the dragon egg, turtle eggs, sniffer eggs and frogspawn.
• Blocks that look the same as another block are not here: waxed copper, infested stone and the petrified oak slab.
• Blocks with no item, such as water, lava, fire and portals, are not here.

Good to know

• Minecraft has more than 900 blocks that a player can hold. The first version in 2009 had 2: Grass and Cobblestone.
• Netherite is the strongest material in the game. A Block of Netherite does not burn in lava.
• Obsidian needs a diamond pickaxe or a netherite pickaxe. Any other pickaxe breaks it and drops nothing.
• The four copper stages show oxidation: copper turns green over time unless a player waxes it.