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Every quiz on TRIVI.GG is free, works in your browser, and needs no sign-up. Type-to-answer quizzes accept lenient spelling, click quizzes are all about map knowledge, and each quiz tracks your best score and time. Pick one below — or press the ! icon inside any quiz to read its exact rules and what counts.

Daily Puzzle

One shared puzzle per day — everyone in the world gets the same answer, and your streak grows every day you solve it.

  • Daily Country Guess the secret country in 5 tries. Every guess gives you hints: continent, population, area, GDP per person, flag colours, language and coastline. A new country starts every day at 17:00 CET.
  • Daily Animal Guess the secret animal in 6 tries. Every guess shows what it shares with the secret animal: the family, order or class, the diet and the active time. A new animal starts every day at 17:00 CET.
  • Daily Group Sort 20 tiles into four groups of four. Mark the four impostors that belong to no group. Some tiles fit two groups. Count the tiles to find the correct group. You submit the board one time. A new board starts every day at 17:00 CET.
  • Daily Animal — every possible answer The published list of every animal that can be the Daily Animal answer, with scientific name, family, diet and activity.

Geography

Interactive map quizzes: type or click to name countries, states, capitals and flags.

Science

Pokémon

Name every Pokémon — the full National Pokédex or one generation at a time.

Picture Quizzes

See a portrait, badge or photo — type what it is.

  • US Presidents Name every US president from a portrait. The quiz covers Washington to Trump.
  • British Prime Ministers Name every British prime minister of the last 200 years from a portrait. The quiz covers 41 UK leaders, from the Earl of Liverpool to the present day.
  • World Cup Winners by Year Name the country that won the FIFA World Cup in each tournament from 1930 to 2022.
  • Car Brand Logos Name the car brand from its badge. The quiz shows 57 badges. The brand name is removed from each badge.
  • Cars by Headlights Name the car model from a photo of its headlight.
  • Car Brands A–Z Name one car brand for each letter, A to Z. A correct answer shows every brand with that letter. The quiz uses the 100 largest brands in the world.
  • Football Club Crests Name the football club from its crest. The quiz shows 49 crests, from Barcelona to Boca Juniors. The club name is removed from each crest.
  • Name the Herb Name 30 cooking herbs from a photo of the plant. Basil, parsley, coriander, thyme and shiso are in the quiz.
  • Name the Dinosaur Name 20 famous dinosaurs from a picture. T. rex, Stegosaurus, Triceratops and Velociraptor are in the quiz.
  • Name the Crab Name 20 famous crabs from a photo. Dinner crabs, beach crabs and deep-sea oddities are in the quiz.
  • Top 25 Highest-Earning Footballers Name the 25 footballers with the highest career earnings. The earnings include salary and endorsements, adjusted for inflation.
  • Guess the Brand Name 50 of the largest brands in the world from their logos. Apple, Nike, IKEA, Rolex and TikTok are in the quiz.
  • Top 25 Highest-Earning NBA Players Name the 25 NBA players with the highest career earnings. The earnings include salary and endorsements.
  • Guess the Clothing Brand Name 40 clothing brands from their logos. The brand name is removed from each logo. Gucci, Lacoste, Converse, Burberry and Fila are in the quiz.
  • Top 25 Highest-Earning Tennis Players Name the 25 tennis players with the highest career earnings. The earnings include prize money and endorsements.
  • Name All Pixar Movies Name all 31 Pixar movies, from Toy Story in 1995 to Toy Story 5 in 2026. The release year is the hint for each card.
  • Top 25 Highest-Earning F1 Drivers Name the 25 Formula 1 drivers with the highest career earnings. The earnings include salary and endorsements.
  • Name All DreamWorks Movies Name all 52 DreamWorks Animation movies, from Antz in 1998 to Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie in 2025. The release year is the hint for each card.
  • Top 25 Highest-Earning Golfers Name the 25 golfers with the highest career earnings. The earnings include prize money, endorsements and appearance fees.
  • Movies A–Z Name one movie for each letter, A to Z. The quiz accepts the 500 most popular movies of all time. A leading The, A or An does not count as the first letter.
  • Brands A–Z Name one brand for each letter, A to Z. The quiz accepts the 500 most famous brands in the world.
  • Video Games A–Z Name one video game for each letter, A to Z. The quiz accepts the 500 most popular video games of all time. A leading The, A or An does not count as the first letter.
  • TV Series A–Z Name one TV series for each letter, A to Z. The quiz accepts the 500 most popular TV series of all time. A leading The, A or An does not count as the first letter.
  • Most Watched Sitcoms: 2000–2010 Name the 10 most watched sitcoms of 2000 to 2010, from rank 1 to rank 10. The network and the years on air are the hint for each card.
  • Most Watched Sitcoms: 2010–2020 Name the 10 most watched sitcoms of 2010 to 2020, from rank 1 to rank 10. The network and the years on air are the hint for each card.
  • Most Watched Sitcoms: 2020 Onward Name the 10 most watched sitcoms since 2020, from rank 1 to rank 10. The network and the years on air are the hint for each card.
  • Songs A–Z Name one song for each letter, A to Z. The quiz accepts the 500 most popular songs of all time. A leading The, A or An does not count as the first letter.
  • Animals A–Z Name one animal for each letter, A to Z. The quiz accepts about 800 animals — the same list the Daily Animal quiz uses.
  • Footballers A–Z Name one football player for each letter, A to Z. The quiz accepts the 500 most famous players of all time. The letter comes from the name the player is known by, usually the last name.
  • Car Models A–Z Name one car model for each letter, A to Z. The quiz accepts the 500 most famous car models of all time. The letter comes from the model name — Golf answers G, and Porsche 911 answers P.
  • Greek Alphabet Name all 24 letters of the Greek alphabet from their symbols, from alpha to omega.
  • Greek Gods Name 18 gods of Greek mythology from famous statues and paintings. Zeus, Athena, Aphrodite and Hades are in the quiz.
  • Norse Gods Name 18 gods of Norse mythology from classic paintings. Odin, Thor, Loki and Freyja are in the quiz.
  • Egyptian Gods Name 18 gods of ancient Egypt from statues and tomb paintings. Ra, Anubis, Horus and Bastet are in the quiz.
  • Guess the Fast Food Brand Name 20 fast food chains from their logos. The brand name is removed from each logo. McDonald's, Burger King, Pizza Hut and Arby's are in the quiz.
  • Guess the Watch Brand Name 20 of the biggest watch brands from their logos. The brand name is removed from each logo. Rolex, Omega, Patek Philippe and TAG Heuer are in the quiz.
  • Name the Orchestra Instruments Name all 25 standard instruments of a symphony orchestra. The section of the orchestra is the hint for each card.

Top 10

Guess the world's top ten in each category, pinned on the map.

Place It

Drag each icon onto the right spot on the world map.

  • Famous Filming Locations Drag each of the 25 movies onto the place where it was shot.
  • TV Filming Locations Drag each of the 24 TV shows onto the place where it was shot.
  • Band Origins Drag each of the 24 bands onto the country the band comes from. Only the country must be correct.
  • National Dishes Drag 20 dishes onto the country they come from. Pizza, sushi, tacos and tagine are in the quiz.
  • US State Facts Drag each fact onto its state on the US map. 23 states, from Alaska to Rhode Island.
  • 7 Wonders of the World Drag each of the seven wonders onto the country it is in.
  • Famous Landmarks Drag each landmark onto its exact place on the map.
  • World Oceans Drag each ocean onto its place on the globe.
  • Highest Peaks by Continent Drag 18 peaks onto the map. These are the three highest peaks of every continent, but not of Antarctica. Only the country must be correct.
  • Football Legends by Country Drag 25 football players onto the country they come from. Only the country must be correct.
  • NBA Stars by Country Drag 25 international NBA players onto the country they come from. Only the country must be correct.
  • Tennis Legends by Country Drag 25 tennis players onto the country they played for. Only the country must be correct.
  • F1 Legends by Country Drag 25 Formula 1 drivers onto the country they raced for. The drivers come from every era of Formula 1. Only the country must be correct.
  • Golf Legends by Country Drag 25 golf players onto the country they come from. Only the country must be correct.
  • Brand Origins Drag 20 brand logos onto the country the brand comes from. Only the country must be correct.

Math

Mental-math drills and timed sprints, from friendly to frantic.

  • Addition Add the two numbers. The quiz has 20 problems.
  • Subtraction Subtract the second number from the first number. The quiz has 20 problems.
  • Multiplication Multiply the two numbers. The quiz has 20 problems.
  • Division Divide the first number by the second number. The quiz has 20 problems.
  • Mixed Arithmetic Add, subtract, multiply and divide. The quiz mixes all four operations in 20 problems.
  • Roman Numerals Read the Roman numeral and type the number. The quiz has 20 numerals, from IV to MMMCMXCIX.
  • Arithmetic Sprint Solve 20 problems in one minute. The quiz shows one problem at a time.
  • Equation Sprint Solve 20 equations for x in one minute. The quiz shows one equation at a time.

Country Names

Guess the 20 most common first and last names of each country — each find reveals its rank.

Higher or Lower

Two options, one question — guess which ranks higher and build the longest streak.

  • City Population The game shows two cities. Select the city with more people in its metro area. A wrong answer ends the run.
  • Country Facts The game shows two countries and one statistic: area, population, density, GDP per person or life expectancy. Select the country with the higher value. A wrong answer ends the run.
  • Company Facts The game shows two companies and one statistic: year of foundation, market value, employees or revenue. Select the company with the higher value. A wrong answer ends the run.
  • Instagram Followers The game shows two people. Select the person with more Instagram followers. A wrong answer ends the run.
  • World Cup Stadiums The game shows two World Cup stadiums and one statistic: capacity, year of opening, matches, first World Cup or altitude. Select the stadium with the higher value. A wrong answer ends the run.
  • Food Calories The game shows two foods. Select the food with more calories for each 100 g. A wrong answer ends the run.
  • Pokémon Base Stats The game shows two Pokémon. Select the Pokémon with the higher base stat total. A wrong answer ends the run.
  • YouTube Subscribers The game shows two YouTube channels. Select the channel with more subscribers. A wrong answer ends the run.

Animal Streak

Name the animal on the card — photo by photo, sound by sound — until one wrong answer ends the run.

  • Guess the Animal The game shows a photo of an animal. Type the animal's name. A wrong answer ends the run.
  • Animal Sounds The game plays an animal sound. Type the name of the animal that makes the sound. A wrong answer ends the run.

Odd One Out

Four options, one impostor — tap the one that doesn't belong.

  • Geography Find the impostor in a group of four places. The quiz uses continents, capitals, islands and borders. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.
  • General Knowledge Find the impostor in a group of four items. The quiz uses planets, elements, instruments, brands and more. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.
  • Periodic Table Find the impostor in a group of four elements. The quiz uses noble gases, halogens, metals and element names that do not exist. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.
  • Physics Find the impostor in a group of four items from physics. The quiz uses units, particles, forces and physicists. Every round explains the answer. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.
  • Flags Find the impostor in a group of four flags. Three flags are current national flags. One flag is a copy with a small error. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.
  • Pokémon Find the impostor in a group of four Pokémon. The quiz uses types, evolutions, legendaries and names that do not exist. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.
  • Word Meanings Find the impostor in a group of four words. Three words have the same meaning. One word does not. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.
  • Animals Find the impostor in a group of four animals. The quiz uses families, diets, habitats and animal names that do not exist. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.
  • Football Find the impostor in a group of four football items. The quiz uses clubs, players, trophies and club names that do not exist. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.
  • History Find the impostor in a group of four items from history. The quiz uses presidents, rulers, events and names that do not exist. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.
  • Music & Movies Find the impostor in a group of four items from music and film. The quiz uses songs, bands, films, directors and actors. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.
  • Food & Drink Find the impostor in a group of four items of food and drink. The quiz uses dishes, drinks, ingredients and plant families. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.
  • Music Find the impostor in a group of four items from music. The quiz uses band members, composers, instruments, genres and music terms. Every round explains the answer. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.
  • Languages Find the impostor in a group of four items about languages. The quiz uses language families, scripts, official languages and common words. Every round explains the answer. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.

Order by X

Put the cards in the right order — by release date, by year, by size.

  • World History Timeline Put 25 events from world history in order, from the oldest to the newest. The events go from the Great Pyramid to the fall of the Berlin Wall. You place one event at a time. One mistake ends the run.
  • Order by Top Speed Put 20 cards in order, from the slowest to the fastest. A garden snail, a cheetah, Concorde and light are in the quiz. You place one card at a time. One mistake ends the run.
  • Order by Car Price Put 20 cars in order, from the cheapest to the most expensive. Each run uses 20 cars from a pool of 76 cars, so two runs are never the same. One mistake ends the run.
  • Order Games by Copies Sold Put 20 video games in order, from the fewest copies sold to the most copies sold. Each run uses 20 games from a pool of 100 games. The quiz uses worldwide sales. One mistake ends the run.
  • Order Movies by Box Office Put 20 movies in order, from the smallest box office to the largest. Each run uses 20 movies from a pool of 100 movies. The quiz uses worldwide gross. One mistake ends the run.
  • Order Songs by Release Year Put 20 famous songs in order, from the oldest to the newest. Each run uses 20 songs from a pool of 52 songs. The year a song first came out is the answer. One mistake ends the run.
  • Music History Timeline Put 25 events from music history in order, from the oldest to the newest. The events go from the first musical staff to the first billion dollar tour. You place one event at a time. One mistake ends the run.
  • Order Composers by Birth Year Put 20 composers in order by the year of birth, from the oldest to the youngest. Each run uses 20 composers from a pool of 43, from Monteverdi to Hans Zimmer. Each card names one famous work. One mistake ends the run.
  • Order TV Shows by Premiere Year Put 20 TV shows in order, from the oldest premiere to the newest. Each run uses 20 shows from a pool of 58 shows. The year the first episode aired is the answer. One mistake ends the run.

Language Detective

Read a sentence in a mystery language and name a country where it's spoken.

  • Language Detective Read a sentence in an unknown language. Name a country where people speak that language. The game has 10 languages. You can guess as often as you want, or skip a language.
  • Language Detective: Europe Read a sentence in an unknown European language. Name a country where people speak that language. The game has 10 languages. You can guess as often as you want, or skip a language.
  • Language Detective: Asia Read a sentence in an unknown Asian language. Name a country where people speak that language. The game has 10 languages. You can guess as often as you want, or skip a language.
  • Language Detective: Africa Read a sentence in an unknown African language. Name a country where people speak that language. The game has 6 languages. You can guess as often as you want, or skip a language.
  • Script Detective Look at a short text. Name the writing system the text uses. The game has 10 scripts. You can guess as often as you want, or skip a script.
  • Loanword Origins Read an English word. Name the language that gave the word to English. The game has 10 words. You can guess as often as you want, or skip a word.

Grid Game

Rows and columns carry criteria — name something that fits each intersection.

  • Animal Grid The grid has 3 rows and 3 columns. Each row and each column gives an animal trait. Name one animal that fits both traits of a cell. One run has one board and nine guesses.

Missing Vowels

One word with every vowel removed — type the word before the clock runs out.

  • Animals The game removes the vowels from the name of an animal. An underscore marks each vowel. Type the name to get one point and to see the next animal. You have three minutes.
  • Physics The game removes the vowels from a physics word. An underscore marks each vowel. Type the word to get one point and to see the next word. You have three minutes.
  • Movies The game removes the vowels from the title of a movie. An underscore marks each vowel and a dot marks each space. Type the title to get one point and to see the next movie. You have three minutes.
  • Music Artists The game removes the vowels from the name of a band or a music artist. An underscore marks each vowel and a dot marks each space. Type the name to get one point and to see the next artist. You have three minutes.
  • Songs The game removes the vowels from the title of a famous song. An underscore marks each vowel and a dot marks each space. Type the title to get one point and to see the next song. You have three minutes.
  • Instruments The game removes the vowels from the name of a musical instrument. An underscore marks each vowel. Type the name to get one point and to see the next instrument. You have three minutes.
  • TV Shows The game removes the vowels from the title of a TV show. An underscore marks each vowel and a dot marks each space. Type the title to get one point and to see the next show. You have three minutes.

Multiplayer

  • Arena Real-time multiplayer — create a room, share a code, and up to 8 players race to claim countries and states live on the map.
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