Formula 1 Quiz: Flags, Circuits and Champions
Formula 1 quiz: race flags, rules, legendary circuits like Monaco, Spa and Monza, champions like Fangio and Schumacher, and teams like Ferrari.
Comics, manga, superheroes, authors
Comics & Graphic Novels covers three great traditions: Franco-Belgian albums by Hergé, Goscinny and Uderzo, Franquin or Peyo, American comic books born with Superman and Batman, and Japanese manga from Osamu Tezuka to Akira Toriyama. You will meet Tintin, Asterix, Spirou, Lucky Luke, the Smurfs, Spider-Man and Dragon Ball, along with cult albums, famous authors and events like the Angoulême festival.
These quizzes on comics and graphic novels suit album readers and superhero fans alike. They are free, come in five levels from very easy to expert, and offer an explanation for each answer that makes you want to pull your old favourites off the shelf.
Formula 1 quiz: race flags, rules, legendary circuits like Monaco, Spa and Monza, champions like Fangio and Schumacher, and teams like Ferrari.
Football quiz: rules of the game, legends like Pelé, Maradona, Zidane and Platini, top clubs, iconic stadiums and the Ballon d'Or. Test your football knowledge.
Game night quiz with fun general knowledge: movies, music, animals, cooking, sports and French expressions. Easy trivia for your next party with friends.
Ecology quiz: greenhouse effect, CO2, the 3 Rs, renewable energy, the ozone layer, the Paris climate deal, biodiversity, deforestation, oceans and composting.
Rugby union quiz: rules, try, conversion, Six Nations, World Cup, All Blacks, haka and France's Les Bleus. Test your knowledge of the game!
80s cartoon quiz: Captain Harlock, Grendizer, Ulysses 31, The Smurfs, Dragon Ball and He-Man. Test your memories of the shows aired on French TV.
Astronomy quiz: solar system planets, the Moon, stars, black holes, Galileo, Kepler, Hubble, James Webb and exoplanets. Test your space knowledge.
Combat sports quiz: the origins of judo and karate, Western boxing, Muay Thai, taekwondo, belt colors, the UFC and MMA. Test your martial arts knowledge.
Halloween quiz: test your knowledge of Samhain origins, Jack-o'-lantern, trick or treat, costumes, classic horror films and Día de Muertos.
Test the basics of SQL: reading and filtering data with SELECT, adding, changing and deleting rows, and understanding the primary key, the relational model and the common engines.
A history of programming languages and the Internet: FORTRAN, COBOL, Unix, the C language, ARPANET, TCP/IP, Mosaic, Moore's law, Minitel and the Harvard bug.
Pioneers, inventions and companies that shaped computing: Ada Lovelace, Alan Turing, ENIAC, the transistor, the IBM PC, the Web, Google and the iPhone.
In-depth security: hash functions, RSA, Diffie-Hellman, certificates, Heartbleed, WannaCry, Kerckhoffs's principle, CVEs, the ANSSI (French cybersecurity agency) and zero trust.
Test your knowledge of cybersecurity: phishing, ransomware, DDoS attacks, two-factor authentication, encryption, TLS, SQL injection, XSS and the CIA triad.
Test your basics in networking: IP addresses, DNS, HTTP and HTTPS, ports, TCP and UDP, the OSI model, routers, ping and subnet masks.
A beginner's quiz on digital life: the GDPR acronym, personal data, the right to erasure, cookies, fake news, the digital divide, net neutrality, open-source licenses and digital sobriety.
A quiz on the ethical issues of AI and digital technology: bias, deepfakes, GDPR, data minimization, transparency, environmental footprint, the AI Act and automated decisions.
For those who have already worked with AI: AI winters, the perceptron, AlexNet, the 2018 Turing Award, explainability, gradient descent, backpropagation, CNNs, RNNs and GANs.
An intermediate quiz on large language models: prompt, tokens, context window, hallucinations, Transformer, fine-tuning, embeddings, RAG and temperature.
A beginner's quiz on machine learning: supervised, unsupervised and reinforcement learning, regression, classification, overfitting and GPUs.
Test your basics on artificial intelligence: definition, the Turing test, Deep Blue, AlphaGo, ChatGPT and generative AI. No technical background is needed.
A demanding quiz on complexity, AVL and red-black trees, counting sort, Dijkstra, dynamic programming, the NP class and the Turing machine.
Check your basics on data structures and classic algorithms: linked lists, search trees, heaps, hash tables, graphs, and merge sort and quicksort.
A quiz to get started with algorithms: where the word algorithm comes from, variables, conditions, loops, pseudocode, bubble sort, linear search, stacks, queues and binary.
Demanding questions on testing, code coverage, code review, technical debt, versioning, Gantt charts, PERT and the laws of Brooks and Conway.
Check your software design skills: UML diagrams, Gang of Four design patterns, the open-closed principle and the MVC architecture.
Test your knowledge of the software lifecycle: the waterfall model, the V-model, prototyping, Boehm's spiral model and iterative and incremental approaches.
The modern web: Angular, React, Node.js, JSON, single-page applications and server-side rendering, cookies, WebSocket, CORS and image alt text, for an intermediate level.
The foundations of the web: HTML tags, links, CSS selectors and properties, flexbox, HTTP methods and status codes, HTTPS, and the history of the World Wide Web, for beginners.
Going further: Kanban work-in-progress limits, XP and TDD, Planning Poker, velocity, the INVEST criteria, SAFe, Scrum certifications and Scrum compared with Kanban.
The Scrum Master role and the rules of Scrum: Definition of Done, Sprint Goal, values, self-management, cancelling a Sprint and the maximum durations of events.
Test your knowledge of the Scrum Guide: roles, artifact commitments, Sprint length, the Daily Scrum, the Sprint Review and the origins of Scrum.
The basics of agile: the 2001 manifesto and its values, frequent delivery, the backlog, user stories, then Kanban and Scrum, each explained in a single sentence.
Test your advanced knowledge: Kubernetes objects, IaaS, PaaS and SaaS models, AWS services, canary deployment, git cherry-pick, git rebase and SLO targets.
Test your basics of Docker and continuous integration: images, containers, Dockerfile, volumes, Docker Compose, Jenkinsfile, infrastructure as code and environment variables.
Test your Git and Linux basics: the history of both projects, branches and commits, the .gitignore file, terminal commands such as pwd, grep, chmod and sudo, and distributions.
Test your advanced SQL: ACID properties, isolation levels, normalization, B+ tree indexes, execution plans, views, triggers, NoSQL databases, the CAP theorem and locks.
Test your intermediate SQL queries: joins, grouping with GROUP BY and HAVING, aggregate functions, NULL values, subqueries, foreign keys, indexes, UNION and LIKE.
Advanced TypeScript and JavaScript: any and unknown, generics, union types, interfaces, the event loop, microtasks, prototypes, Node.js, npm and tsconfig in strict mode.
Arrow functions, closures, scope and hoisting, this, null and undefined, filter, promises, async and await, modules and destructuring: the notions that go beyond JavaScript basics.
The basics of JavaScript: the origin of the language, let, const and var, typeof, the == and === equality operators, arrays, number conversion, the DOM, events and JSON, to get started in the browser.
Modern C++: the C++11 to C++20 standards, smart pointers, RAII, std::move, STL containers, lambdas, undefined behavior, templates, virtual and operator overloading.
Pointers and addresses, references, stack and heap, malloc and free, new and delete, memory leaks, constructors, destructors, const and the null pointer: the key notions of C and C++.
The basics of C and C++: who created the two languages, the main function, output, the #include directive, arrays, compilation and the difference between procedural and object-oriented code.
Test your advanced Python knowledge: generators, decorators, the GIL, asyncio, type annotations, object copying, default values and PEP 8.
Move up to the intermediate level in Python: comprehensions, default arguments, **kwargs, slicing, self, venv, except, with, sets and f-strings.
First steps in Python: its creator and the origin of the name, indentation, types, elif, lists, tuples, dictionaries, range, len and input.
Test your advanced Java knowledge: heap and stack, garbage collector, immutable String, threads, synchronized, volatile, ExecutorService, Optional and records.
Test your object-oriented programming knowledge in Java: inheritance, interfaces, encapsulation, static, exceptions, collections, generics and equals.
Test your Java basics: its creator, the JVM, the JDK and the JRE, the boolean and char types, String, arrays, the main method and class names.
Test your knowledge of Vincent van Gogh: his brother Theo, his stay in Arles, his best-known paintings, his time in an asylum and his death in Auvers-sur-Oise.
Test your knowledge of Napoleon Bonaparte: his birth in Corsica, his battles, the Civil Code, his exiles on Elba and Saint Helena, and his wives.
Test your knowledge of Alexandre Dumas: his birth, his heroes, the Château d'If, his collaborator, his son, also a writer, and the end of his life.
Test your knowledge of the Dalai Lama: his name, his life in Tibet and then in exile, his Nobel Peace Prize, his school of Buddhism and the films about him.
Test what you know about hummus: its ingredients, the meaning of its name in Arabic, tahini, falafel and how it is served in the Levant.
Test your knowledge of paella: its Valencian origins, traditional ingredients, the pan that gives it its name, the socarrat and bomba rice.
Stars, Bib Gourmand, Bibendum, red cover: test your knowledge of the Michelin Guide, its history, its awards and its great chefs.
Goku, Vegeta, Piccolo, Frieza: test your knowledge of Dragon Ball, Akira Toriyama's manga, its characters, its techniques and its Dragon Balls.
Miyazaki, Totoro, Chihiro, The Boy and the Heron: test your knowledge of the Japanese animation studio Ghibli, its films, its history and its museum.
Bruce Wayne, Gotham City, Alfred, the Joker: test your knowledge of Batman, his origins, his allies, his enemies and his film adaptations.
Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk: test what you know about the Avengers, their actors, their films and their enemies in the Marvel universe.
Pikachu, Ash, Squirtle, Team Rocket: test your basics on the Pokémon universe, from its famous characters to its first games released on the Game Boy.
Test your knowledge of Darth Vader: his identity, his home planet, his red lightsaber, the films of the saga and the music that goes with him.
Test your knowledge of Game of Thrones: the house mottos, the key characters, the Red Wedding, the filming locations and the spin-offs.
Test your memories of Friends: the Central Perk café, the six New York friends, the weddings, the songs and the show's running gags.
Test your knowledge of Breaking Bad: chemistry teacher Walter White, his alias Heisenberg, Albuquerque, Gus Fring and the series finale.
Test what you know about the most famous villain in Harry Potter: his birth name, his Horcruxes, his followers and his end.
Test your knowledge of Ayrton Senna: his career at McLaren, his rivalry with Alain Prost, his wins in Monaco and his death at Imola in 1994.
Ten questions on the football World Cup: the first edition in 1930, the winners, Maradona, Zidane, Pelé, Just Fontaine, how often the tournament is held and the 2022 final.
Ten questions on the Tour de France: its creation in 1903, the origin of the yellow jersey, the other jerseys, the great winners, the finish in Paris and the major climbs.
Ten questions on Wimbledon: the venue, its history since 1877, the all-white dress code, the great champions, the women's trophy, strawberries and cream and the roof over Centre Court.
Ten questions on Roger Federer: his country, his 20 Grand Slam titles, his eight Wimbledon crowns, his time as world number one, the Davis Cup and his retirement in 2022.
Ten questions on Kobe Bryant: his career with the Los Angeles Lakers, his Black Mamba nickname, his NBA titles, his 81-point record, his Olympic medals and his Oscar.
Test your knowledge of Michael Jordan: his early years, the Chicago Bulls, his six NBA titles, the Olympics, his movie appearance and the end of his career in Chicago.
Ten harder questions on Sinterklaas, Saint Lucy's Day and other year-end traditions in Europe, Asia, Oceania and Africa.
Ten questions on the best-known Christmas songs, from Mariah Carey to Tino Rossi, including Silent Night and its composers.
Ten questions on festive meals and treats in France and other countries, from the Polish Wigilia supper to Spanish nougat.
Ten questions on the best-known Christmas movies and cartoons, from American classics to British and French comedies.
A few simple questions about Santa Claus, elves, the chimney and Christmas Eve, for younger children and their families.
Late Cold War diplomacy, home computers, French cinema and video game pioneers: only genuine fans of the 80s and 90s will make it to the end.
Web browsers, Winter Olympics, fighting games, French television and electronic music: a quiz for true connoisseurs of the 80s and 90s.
From the birth of the Web to the end of the Cold War, with cult sci-fi, rock and consoles along the way: see how well you know the 80s and 90s.
How well do you remember the TV shows, toys, gadgets and disasters that made the headlines in the 1980s and 1990s? Put your memory to the test.
Test your memories of the 80s and 90s with pop stars, game consoles, hit movies and football. An easy quiz for every nostalgic fan of the era.
Built for TV buffs: The Twilight Zone, Dallas, Spiral, Lost and The Sopranos, with questions on creators, actors, composers and awards history.
Twin Peaks, The Wire, Mad Men, Kaamelott and Doctor Who: test what you know about the creators, cities and years behind landmark series.
Networks, creators and key dates: who dreamed up Friends and Breaking Bad, when Game of Thrones began, and where the term soap opera comes from.
Who plays Sherlock for the BBC, who created The Simpsons, what kicks off Lost? A friendly test of cult shows, their heroes and their settings.
Meet the shows everyone has watched: the Central Perk café of Friends, the Simpsons' hometown, Walter White and the famous Money Heist masks.
Manga origins, early TV series, doujinshi fairs, famous pen names and Ghibli films: a quiz to tell the true fans from the casual readers.
Neo-Tokyo, Perfect Blue, Cowboy Bebop: put your knowledge to the test on directors, studios, prepublication magazines and the films of Studio Ghibli.
From Evangelion to Attack on Titan, Fullmetal Alchemist and Demon Slayer, check what you know about authors, industry jargon and the ships of One Piece.
Who created Dragon Ball and One Piece? Check what you know about mangaka, the world of Naruto, Studio Ghibli and the meaning of the word otaku.
Test your basics of manga and anime: the hero of Dragon Ball, the power of a Devil Fruit, the Japanese reading direction and the word kawaii.
Development secrets, composers, the rival, hidden locations and Japanese magazines: an expert quiz for true fans of Pokémon Red and Blue.
Who created Pokémon, which studio made the games and what lies behind the famous Red and Blue glitch? A hard quiz on the history and making of the series.
Gym badges, Pokémon types, a haunted Kanto town and surprising moves: this intermediate quiz tests the finer details of the original games.
From the number of first-generation Pokémon to the professor of Pallet Town, test what you know about Kanto, Pokémon types and evolutions.
Check the basics of the Pokémon universe: the famous mascot, the starter Pokémon, capture gear and the villains of the animated series. A friendly warm-up.
Directors, sound designers, little-known Sith and secondary planets: a Star Wars quiz reserved for true devotees, from the studio to the galaxy.
Prequel duels, Jedi Council members, Rebel admirals and spin-off films: a demanding test for fans who know every corner of the galaxy.
Forest moons, bounty hunters, crime lords and release years: test your memory of the films, the actors and the locations of the saga.
The Skywalker family, the dark side, icy planets and spin-off series: a Star Wars quiz for fans who have already watched the original trilogy.
Lightsabers, famous droids, legendary starships and desert planets: find out whether you know the basics of the saga from the original films.
For true fans: the artists behind Watchmen and Wonder Woman, Wolverine's debut, big DC crossovers and the score of the 1978 Superman film.
First appearances, creator duos, the original Robin and TV series: a comics quiz for those who know the history behind Marvel and DC.
Who created which hero at DC and Marvel? Debut comics, Hulk's radiation, Spider-Man actors: a quiz between comics and cinema for confirmed fans.
Allies, enemies and teams from Marvel and DC, from the mineral fatal to Superman to Professor Xavier's students: a quiz for regular comics fans.
Secret identities, powers and famous enemies: check that you know the Marvel and DC heroes that everyone has already met at the movies.
Award-winning shorts, the sound technology of Fantasia, hidden Pixar Easter eggs and Disney's first live-action films, for true animation enthusiasts.
The creation of Mickey, the birth of Pixar and the classical music behind Fantasia and Sleeping Beauty: test how well you know the history of the studios.
Mickey's first steps, the opening of the Disney parks, the authors behind the original tales and Greek mythology: an intermediate quiz for Disney fans.
From the first Toy Story to Coco, test your memory of Disney and Pixar films: release years, famous villains, catchy songs and a red race car.
Meet the best-known heroes, princesses and toys of Disney and Pixar: fairy tales, jungle adventures, a snowman, a clownfish and a talking cowboy doll.
For devoted fans: Voldemort's family, wand woods, a founder's relic, Quidditch scoring and the composer behind the first films' music.
How many Horcruxes were made on purpose, where the Potters lived, Aragog's species, Marauder nicknames and the third film's director: for real fans.
Unforgivable Curses, Harry's Patronus, Gryffindor's ghost, the Time-Turner and the luck potion: a mid-level test for attentive readers of the books.
A check on the early books: the three-headed dog, the goblin bank, the Weasley twins, the freed house-elf and the Hufflepuff emblem.
The basics of the saga: the author of the books, Harry's scar, his house at Hogwarts and the platform where the train leaves, to warm up with.
An unusual flag, an Italian cocktail, surreal painting and equator geography: for fans of surprising details who want to shine at the party.
Strawberries and octopuses, the Rubik's Cube, 1970s rock and aniseed spirits: enough to get your whole group's brains working over drinks.
A minty cocktail, the chessboard, Africa's highest peak and champagne bubbles: enough to find out who knows best around the table.
Tequila, Bohemian Rhapsody, Titanic and the Statue of Liberty: an easy quiz mixing drinks, movies, music and animals to warm up the evening.
Sushi, guacamole, rainbows and pop classics: easy questions that everyone knows, perfect to kick off a night in with friends without any pressure.
For education buffs: French school laws, elite colleges, foreign entrance exams, mathematical logic and the origins of paper and species naming.
For fans of education history: the founders of the Sorbonne and Harvard, teaching methods, great maths and physics discoveries, and pen inventions.
From Europe's first universities to everyday school inventions: chemistry, biology, Greek geometry and school calendars around the world.
Test your classroom knowledge: the history of public schooling in France, famous scientists, chemical formulas, French accents and pencil materials.
Warm up with classroom basics: geometry tools, times tables, colours, planets and oceans. An easy quiz to get back into the school routine.
The tomato-throwing festival, France's first national park, the origins of volleyball and English lighthouses: for true summer and travel buffs.
An ancient lighthouse, the Tour de France, vitamin D and Napoleon's exile: a quiz for fans of tourism history and summer holiday trivia.
Paid leave in 1936, holiday villages, famous monuments and lighthouses, Sicilian crushed ice: check what you know about summer beyond the beach.
From Greek islands to the first paid holidays, grass-court tennis to the Promenade des Anglais: see how much you know about summer and travel.
Test your holiday instincts: summer solstice, Bastille Day, sunscreen, pétanque and famous beaches. A sunny warm-up for every lover of the summer season.
A fifth-century pope, a captive duke, Ophelia, Korea, China and Wales: an expert quiz on the roots of Valentine's Day and lovers' festivals worldwide.
Roman festivals, Heloise and Abelard, a golden painting in Vienna, Brazil and Japan: a hard quiz on the history and customs of the lovers' holiday.
Cyrano de Bergerac, Pride and Prejudice, Eurydice, the Wall of I Love Yous or Sant Jordi: legendary love stories in books, art and song.
Myths, movies and music: this quiz asks about the Roman goddess of love, the rival families of Verona, a queen of Egypt, a French singer and Japan.
Test the basics of the lovers' holiday: its date, symbols, Cupid, Romeo and Juliet, the Taj Mahal and famous romantic movies from the big screen.
The first Russian imperial egg, early Church controversies, medieval Easter tables, chocolate pioneers and American traditions: for true enthusiasts.
Calculating the date, disagreements between Churches, chocolate pioneers, unusual customs and a famous Pacific island: a hard quiz for the Easter-curious.
Painted eggs, sweet breads, Holy Week processions and the full-moon rule: an intermediate quiz on Easter customs around the world and the calendar.
Holy Week, the Jewish roots of the festival, Easter symbols and the history of cocoa: an easy quiz on where the customs of Easter come from.
Bunnies, bells, egg hunts and roast lamb: check what you know about the Easter traditions that almost everyone discovers as a child.
The author of an Austrian carol, Santa's illustrator, the first nativity scene and Alpine folklore: a demanding quiz for Christmas buffs.
Provençal desserts, a Spanish lottery, Mexican nights and a festive meal in Japan: how much do you know about Christmas around the world?
An Italian visitor on January 6, a starry flower from Mexico, figurines from Provence: explore Christmas traditions from elsewhere.
Origins of Santa Claus, festive desserts, plants and carols: find out how much you know about the best-known Christmas classics.
An easy quiz for the whole family: sleigh animals, decorations, the gifts of the Magi and holiday films. The basics of Christmas, tested.
For true fans: gothic literature, 1930s film history, the Christian calendar of the dead, the botany of pumpkins and the beliefs of ancient Mexico.
A hard quiz for folklore fans: a medieval prince, silent cinema, old British customs, Romantic poets and the Mexican bread made for the departed.
Origin of the name, folk legends, American candy, a famous 1978 horror film and Mexican flowers: see how well you know the history behind Halloween.
Vampires, werewolves, the monster of Frankenstein, a Mexican festival of the dead and a famous 1993 animated film: how well do you know the classics?
A friendly start: test what you know about the date of Halloween, carved lanterns, the sweets children collect, witches, mummies and ghosts.
The doctrine condemned at Nicaea in 325, the Sikh Khalsa of 1699, the oldest Veda, the Hijri era's start and the Catholic reply to Luther. Expert.
Vatican II's opening, Zoroastrianism's sacred text, the Bahá'í founder, Orthodoxy's first among equals and Jainism's non-violence. Hard, free.
Buddha's first sermon, the epic holding the Bhagavad Gita, Luther's 95 Theses, Judaism's Day of Atonement and Hinduism's sacred river. Intermediate.
Moses and the commandments, Guru Nanak's faith, the festival of lights, the Star of David and the Dalai Lama's tradition. Easy, free, 10 questions.
Sacred books of Islam and Christianity, the founder of Buddhism and the places of worship of Muslims and Jews. Very easy, free, 10 questions.
The first Michelin Guide's year, elBulli's location, Noma's co-founder, Osteria Francescana's city and the cuisine of ají amarillo. Expert, free.
Classic sauces, the chemist who named umami, Japanese kaiseki, a surprising ingredient in mole poblano and Ethiopia's injera. Hard, 10 questions.
Risotto rice, Japan's soup paste, Paul Bocuse's city, bouillabaisse's home and the Michelin Guide's top rating. Intermediate gastronomy quiz, free.
Paella's homeland, the spice behind curry's colour, ramen's cuisine, hummus's base and the cheese in a Greek salad. Easy, free, 10 questions.
Where pizza, sushi and the baguette come from, what goes into guacamole and which cheese tops a Margherita. A very easy, free food quiz, 10 questions.
The LC4 chaise longue's co-designer, the E-1027 villa's creator, Balmain's founder, Rietveld's art movement and Denmark's PH lamps. Expert, free.
The father of haute couture in 1858, who freed women from the corset, Vionnet's cut, the 1926 Bauhaus city and the Wassily chair. Hard, 10 questions.
Audrey Hepburn's couturier, the Barcelona chair's architect, Chanel No. 5's launch year, Balenciaga's birthplace and Gaudí's Casa Batlló. Intermediate.
The year of Dior's New Look, the 1965 Mondrian dress, the Bauhaus founder, a polo-player emblem and a British trench coat. Easy, free, 10 questions.
Who founded Chanel, which Italian city rules Fashion Week, jeans fabric and brands with a crocodile or a swoosh. Very easy, free, 10 questions.
Debut years of the Fantastic Four and Tintin, Batman's first comic in 1939, Le Petit Nicolas's illustrator and a 1978 graphic novel. Expert level.
Asterix's 1959 magazine, the year of The Dark Knight Returns and the authors of Akira, Maus and Persepolis: a hard graphic novel quiz, free.
Who created Spider-Man in 1962 and Superman, when the Man of Steel debuted in Action Comics, plus a deadly-notebook manga and the god of manga.
Who drew Asterix with Goscinny, who created Tintin, which publisher is behind the Avengers and who wrote Dragon Ball? Easy, free, 10 questions.
Secret identities of Spider-Man and Batman, Superman's home planet, a quiffed reporter and a menhir-carrying Gaul. Very easy, free, 10 questions.
A fairy from Ocarina of Time, Nintendo's playing card roots, Pac-Man's designer, the first home console and Final Fantasy's composer. Expert, free.
Dark Souls' studio, Super Mario Bros.' Japanese launch, Breath of the Wild's release year and the minds behind Final Fantasy and Sonic. Hard, free.
Which studios built Portal and Street Fighter? Who created Mario and Metal Gear Solid? Plus the PlayStation's Japan launch year. Intermediate, free.
Minecraft's release year, the villain who kidnaps Princess Peach, The Witcher 3's studio, GTA's publisher and Master Chief's series. Easy, free.
Famous game mascots, a blue speedster, building in an open world and the makers of PlayStation and Xbox: a very easy, free 10-question quiz.
Kyokushin's founder, the 1971 Fight of the Century, the Queensberry rules' year, the sumo ring and jiu-jitsu's arrival in Brazil. Expert level, free.
Olympic judo's debut year, aikido's founder, the father of Shotokan, the Brown Bomber and boxing's first Black heavyweight champion. Hard, 10 questions.
Ali's birth name, the 1974 Rumble in the Jungle, a heavyweight unbeaten at retirement and the founders of judo and karate. Intermediate, free.
A boxer's nickname, what UFC stands for, the shape of its cage, a Japanese training hall and mastery belts in judo and karate. Easy, free, 10 questions.
Boxing gloves and rings, the homelands of judo and taekwondo, a legendary champion's nickname and a beginner's belt: very easy, free, 10 questions.
A champion in his own car, the 1950 Silverstone opener, the 1976 one-point showdown and Ford's Le Mans streak. Expert F1 and motorsport quiz, free.
The Triple Crown of Motorsport, the first F1 champion in 1950, Fangio's tally and the 1996 and 1997 champions. A hard, free quiz of 10 questions.
Senna's 1994 tragedy, the five straight titles of 2000-2004, the 2007 Finnish champion and Vettel's four crowns. Intermediate F1 quiz, 10 questions.
Schumacher's nationality, Hamilton's first team, the Italian Grand Prix venue, Silverstone and the Indy 500's home. Easy, free, 10 questions.
Ferrari's colour, an F1 car's wheels, the Monaco Grand Prix and a seven-time British champion: a very easy 10-question motorsport quiz, free.
The first Tour de France in 1903: starting suburb, winner and length, plus the 1954 foreign start and Merckx's hour record. Expert level, free.
The 1983-84 winner nicknamed the Professor, the first British champion in 2012, Hinault's final win and Paris-Roubaix's forest cobbles. Hard, free.
The Tour's founding year and newspaper, Eddy Merckx's nickname, a Spanish five-in-a-row and the first five-time winner. Intermediate, free.
Climbers' and sprinters' jerseys, the Tour's length in weeks, Eddy Merckx's origins and a climb with 21 hairpins. Easy, free, 10 questions.
Wheels, pedals, the leader's jersey and the Tour de France's country and finish: a very easy, free cycling quiz with 10 questions for all ages.
The 1823 Rugby School legend, the first Scotland-England international, the birthplace of sevens and the 1999 and 2015 finals. Expert rugby history.
The 1995 and 2003 World Cup finals, the 1991 winners, the Calcutta Cup rivalry and the Millennium Stadium: a hard rugby quiz, 10 free questions.
The first World Cup in 1987, drop goal points, jersey emblems and Six Nations traditions: an intermediate 10-question rugby quiz, free to play.
Who hosted the 2023 World Cup, who won in 2019, and what a penalty or conversion is worth? Plus rugby league numbers. Easy, free, 10 questions.
The ball's shape, players on the pitch, the Six Nations and the value of a try: start rugby from scratch with this very easy, free 10-question quiz.
The first Wimbledon, Suzanne Lenglen's titles, Fred Perry's last win and the first calendar-year Grand Slams, in 1938 and 1953. Expert level, free.
The French Four Musketeers, the endless 2010 Isner-Mahut match, the old Australian Open surface and Sharapova at 17: a hard 10-question tennis quiz.
Borg's Wimbledon run, Graf's Golden Slam, Sampras and Margaret Court's totals and the 1969 calendar slam: an intermediate tennis quiz, free.
Scoring after 30, the US Open's host city, Roland-Garros records, Wimbledon's dress code and Djokovic's nationality. Easy, free, 10 questions.
Surfaces at Wimbledon and Roland-Garros, the Grand Slams each year and the word for a zero score: a very easy, free 10-question tennis quiz.
Naismith's original rules, the BAA's first title in 1947, the 1891 first game and the origin of the shot clock. Expert-level basketball history.
The three-point line's arrival, the 1992 Dream Team, the Finals MVP trophy and the 2019 FIBA World Cup: 10 hard basketball questions, free.
Bill Russell's title record, Tim Duncan's career, NBA nicknames and the shot clock: a free 10-question intermediate basketball quiz.
Easy basketball quiz: who invented the game in 1891, the length of an NBA quarter, Kobe Bryant's team, the 1992 Dream Team host city and Larry Bird's club.
A very easy basketball quiz: players on the court, the three-point shot, the height of the rim, Michael Jordan's six titles and the sport's birthplace.
Expert ecology quiz: Milankovitch cycles, CO2 warming calculated in 1896, The Tragedy of the Commons, Gaia and the Brundtland Report.
A hard ecology quiz: the wetlands convention, the IPCC's creation year, nitrate and phosphate pollution, what CITES regulates and mangroves.
Intermediate ecology quiz: acid rain pollutants, ozone-depleting compounds, the Rio Earth Summit, the Kyoto adoption year and the Paris Agreement talks.
Easy ecology quiz: the greenhouse gas from livestock, the Kyoto Protocol, photosynthesis by-products, geothermal energy and coral bleaching.
A very easy ecology quiz: the greenhouse gas from fossil fuels, a renewable energy, photosynthesis, the largest rainforest and the 3Rs rule. 10 questions.
Expert Asia quiz on the capitals of Turkmenistan and Kyrgyzstan, the largest enclosed body of water, a Malay-Sumatra strait and the Borobudur temple.
A hard Asia quiz: the capitals of Mongolia, Bhutan and Azerbaijan, the world's highest plateau and the strait linking the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman.
Intermediate Asia quiz: the capitals of Pakistan, the Philippines, Iran and Nepal, plus the former name of Tokyo. 10 free questions.
Easy Asia quiz on the capitals of South Korea, India, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia. A free way to practice the main Asian capital cities.
A very easy Asia quiz: the capitals of Japan and China, the world's highest mountain and the countries of the Great Wall and the Taj Mahal. 10 questions.
Expert Africa quiz on the capitals of Malawi, Eritrea and Mauritania, the smallest mainland country and the nation fully surrounded by South Africa.
A hard Africa quiz on the official capitals of Tanzania and Côte d'Ivoire, the nation spared colonization, Africa's deepest lake and a Maghreb range.
Intermediate Africa quiz: the capitals of Madagascar, Ghana and Algeria, the former Southern Rhodesia and the country once called Zaire. 10 questions.
Easy Africa quiz on the capitals of Kenya, Nigeria, Ethiopia and Senegal, plus the fastest land animal of the savanna. 10 free questions.
A very easy Africa quiz: Egypt's capital, the longest river, the largest hot desert, the highest mountain and the Giza pyramids' country. 10 questions.
Expert Americas quiz: the Maya site of Tikal, North America's lowest point, countries on the equator, Canada's highest peak and Paraguay's second language.
A hard Americas quiz: Central America's English-speaking country, Cape Horn, the purchase of Alaska, the Nazca Lines and the founders of Mercosur.
Intermediate Americas quiz: Colombia's capital, the highest peak, the largest Great Lake, a country without an army and a Dutch-speaking nation.
Easy Americas quiz: Argentina's capital, Machu Picchu's builders, South America's biggest country, the Panama Canal's oceans and the Grand Canyon state.
A very easy Americas quiz: the US and Canadian capitals, Brazil's language, the river through the Amazon rainforest and South America's western mountains.
Expert quiz on the 1783 recognition of US independence, Bolívar's 1819 state, the 1824 battle ending Spanish rule, Mexico's 1910 revolution and Mau Mau.
A hard quiz on the Congress of Vienna, the Monroe Doctrine, the 1857 sepoy rebellion in India, the Bandung Conference and the 1954 defeat at Dien Bien Phu.
Intermediate quiz on the Treaty of Tordesillas, the Berlin Conference, the Tennis Court Oath, the 1781 American victory and Simón Bolívar's birthplace.
Easy quiz on revolutions and independence: the French Revolution's motto, the first US president, Louverture, Mandela and Russia's 1917 revolution.
A very easy quiz on the French Revolution's start, the US Declaration of 1776, the storming of the Bastille, Napoleon's crowning and India's independence.
Expert French history quiz: Henry V as heir in 1420, Villers-Cotterêts, the king of the 1572 massacre, Louis XIV's finance minister and Utrecht.
A hard French history quiz: the 843 Treaty of Verdun, the victor of Bouvines, Saint Louis's last crusade, Louis XIV's minority and the Congress of Vienna.
Intermediate French history quiz: the 732 victory at Poitiers, the 1789 Tennis Court Oath, the Terror's Committee of Public Safety, Brumaire and 1870.
Easy French history quiz: Charlemagne's coronation, the end of the Hundred Years' War, a guillotined king, Waterloo and the J'accuse of the Dreyfus Affair.
A very easy French history quiz: when the Revolution began, Bastille Day, Napoleon's imperial title, the Sun King and his court palace. 10 free questions.
Expert world wars quiz: the Tannenberg victory, Nivelle's 1917 offensive and mutinies, Rommel's defeat in 1942, Yalta and the Tripartite Pact of 1940.
A hard world wars quiz: Germany's Schlieffen Plan, the first British tanks in 1916, the Battle of Kursk, the Wannsee Conference and a 1920 Ottoman treaty.
Intermediate world wars quiz: the 1942-43 Eastern Front turning point, Normandy's code name, the Marne, a Pacific naval battle and the 1918 armistice.
Easy world wars quiz: Franz Ferdinand's assassination, the 1919 treaty on Germany, the Battle of Britain, Poland's invasion and the Vichy regime's marshal.
A very easy world wars quiz on when each world war started and ended, the leader of Nazi Germany and the attack on Pearl Harbor. 10 questions.
Expert geography quiz: the longest continental range, the strait to Tasmania, the Aral Sea's rivers, the largest lake and a US-Mexico border river.
A hard geography quiz: the Mariana Trench's ocean, Lake Titicaca's two countries, the Asia-America strait, Istanbul's strait and the second highest peak.
Intermediate geography quiz: the top Alpine peak, the Americas' highest summit, the Danube's sea, France's longest river and the Spain-Morocco strait.
Easy geography quiz: the Mississippi's country, the river through Vienna and Budapest, Everest's range, Africa's top peak and the smallest ocean.
A very easy quiz on the largest ocean, the highest mountain, the rivers of Paris and London and the ocean between the Americas and Europe. 10 questions.
Expert capital cities quiz: Bolivia's constitutional capital, then Burkina Faso, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia and Suriname. 10 tough questions for geography fans.
A hard capital cities quiz: New Zealand, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Kazakhstan and Myanmar, where the capital is not always the best-known city. 10 questions.
Intermediate capital cities quiz: find the capitals of Switzerland, Poland, Austria, Norway and Kenya. A mix of European and African capitals.
Easy capital cities quiz: can you name the capitals of Canada, Australia, Brazil, Turkey and Russia? 10 free questions, with a few classic traps.
A very easy capital cities quiz: name the capitals of France, Italy, Spain, Japan and the United Kingdom. Ideal to warm up, free, 10 questions.
The 1960s Deinonychus paleontologist, the Bone Wars rivals, Toumaï's discovery site, the first Denisovan site and the earliest dinosaurs' age. Expert.
How dinosaurs split into two orders, the Great Dying, a feathered Chinese dinosaur of 1996, Gondwana's lands and a human nicknamed the hobbit. Hard.
Why Archaeopteryx matters, who named dinosaurs in 1842, an animal that was not a dinosaur, early humans leaving Africa and trilobites. Intermediate.
The dinosaurs' era, the crater tied to their extinction, the middle Mesozoic period, the Lucy fossil and amber. Easy prehistory quiz, free, 10 questions.
The tyrant lizard king, Triceratops's horns, what fossils are, a mammoth's modern cousin and when the dinosaurs vanished. Very easy, free, 10 questions.
Rome's Acta Diurna, a landmark 1735 press freedom trial, the first Freedom of the Press Act, Ida B. Wells's campaign and a famous media slogan. Expert.
Deep Throat's identity, a reporter who feigned insanity, the Gutenberg Bible's printing, the first newspaper of 1605 and La Gazette. Hard, 10 questions.
Expert geology quiz: the mantle-core boundary, the solid inner core's discoverer, Tambora's 1815 eruption, peridotite's mineral and the Mesozoic periods.
The press magnate behind Citizen Kane, yellow journalism's rivalry, the first news agency of 1835, Reuters's odd messengers and a trusted anchor.
Expert computer science quiz on the RSA inventors, binary search complexity, The Art of Computer Programming, Ruby's creator and Unix's birthplace.
A hard geology quiz: the crust-mantle boundary, number 1 on the Mohs scale, the first seismic waves, the great Krakatoa eruption and the liquid core.
The Watergate reporters' paper, Le Monde's home country, the BBC's 1936 television, Orson Welles's famous broadcast and Facebook's founder. Easy, free.
A hard computer science quiz: the first programmer, the Internet's ancestor, the lab behind C, IPv4 address size and the imitation game. 10 questions.
Intermediate geology quiz: what quartz is made of, the layer between crust and core, the seismograph, how marble forms and where new oceanic crust appears.
What TV stands for, who writes news articles, Gutenberg's invention, sound-only broadcasting and headlines. A very easy, free quiz of 10 questions.
Intermediate computer science quiz: the inventor of the World Wide Web, the Linux kernel's creator, SQL, binary 1010 and the S of HTTPS. 10 questions.
Easy geology quiz: main rock types, the earthquake magnitude scale, underground molten rock, an ancient supercontinent and the hardest mineral.
Easy computer science quiz: who founded Microsoft with Paul Allen, a snake-named language, what HTML does, the CPU acronym and bits in a byte.
A very easy geology quiz: molten rock flowing from a volcano, moving plates and earthquakes, what a rock is, the Earth's core and a volcano's opening.
A very easy computer quiz: the cursor device, the maker of the iPhone, web browsers, where the @ symbol is used and what USB stands for. 10 free questions.
The Incas' administrative language, a British judge's 1786 insight on Sanskrit, Grimm's law, the Mkhedruli script and Ogham inscriptions. Expert.
Hebrew's language family, what Linear B wrote, generative grammar's founder, a structural linguistics pioneer and the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis. Hard.
Why Basque stands out in Europe, Finnish's family, who deciphered hieroglyphs in 1822, what cuneiform was written on and where algebra's name comes from.
Spanish's language family, the first Greek letter, the country of Hangul and the main languages of Egypt and Iran. Easy language quiz, 10 free questions.
The most spoken native language, Brazil's official language, the Russian alphabet, the Romans' tongue and a script read right to left. Very easy, free.
Expert math quiz: the proof of Fermat's Last Theorem, the Poincaré conjecture, Platonic solids, Euler's formula for polyhedra and the golden ratio.
A hard math quiz on a derivative, a base-10 logarithm, summing 1 to 100, the diagonals of a hexagon and Euler's famous identity. 10 questions.
The only living shelled cephalopod, the zone below 6,000 m, cleaner-fish relationships, the Pacific garbage patch and marine snow. Expert oceanography.
Intermediate math quiz: the value of pi, a first-degree equation, a circle's area, a factorial and the hypotenuse of a 3-4 right triangle. 10 questions.
What fuels life around hydrothermal vents, the phylum of starfish, the sperm whale's prey, pinnipeds and shark electroreception. Hard, free, 10 questions.
Easy math quiz on a square's perimeter, powers of 2, the sum of a triangle's angles, the square root of 144 and spotting a prime number. 10 questions.
Octopus hearts, the current warming Western Europe, the cause of coral bleaching, the largest fish and a tool-using marine mammal. Intermediate, free.
Very easy math quiz of mental arithmetic: an addition, a multiplication, a subtraction, half of 50 and the sides of a triangle. 10 free questions.
Who builds coral reefs, what a jellyfish has instead of a brain, how whales breathe, the blue whale's diet and the deepest trench. Easy, free.
Intermediate medicine quiz: the oxygen-binding blood protein, Pasteur's 1885 vaccine, the smallest bone, the scurvy vitamin and the discovery of X-rays.
The largest ocean, the biggest animal on Earth, an octopus's arms, the clownfish's home and what a dolphin is. Very easy, free ocean quiz, 10 questions.
Expert medicine quiz: the inner ear's hearing structure, the pineal gland's hormone, insulin's 1921 co-discoverer, Rosalind Franklin's Photo 51 and myelin.
A hard medicine quiz: blood circulation described in 1628, Koch's 1882 bacterium, antibody-making cells, a long cranial nerve and the A, B, O blood groups.
Easy medicine quiz: ABO blood groups, the 1928 penicillin discovery, the insulin organ, the bone protecting the brain and the first smallpox vaccine.
A very easy human body quiz: the organ pumping blood, the breathing organs, an adult's bone count, the thinking organ and the largest organ. 10 questions.
Expert contemporary history quiz: the 1972 anti-ballistic missile treaty, Tito's 1948 split, the 1961 Cuban landing, Prague Spring and Portugal in 1974.
Hard contemporary history quiz: Bandung, the Helsinki Final Act, a secret report on Stalin, the Evian Accords and a 1956 uprising crushed by tanks.
Intermediate contemporary history quiz: the 1978 Camp David Accords, Iran's Islamic Revolution, the Warsaw Pact, the Six-Day War and Pinochet's coup.
Easy contemporary history quiz: the euro in 2002, perestroika and glasnost, the end of the USSR, Cuba's 1959 revolution and the 1989 Beijing protests.
A very easy contemporary history quiz: the fall of the Berlin Wall, the first Moon steps, Sputnik, 11 September 2001 and the first Black US president.
Dionysus's mother, the Fate who cuts life's thread, Odin's end at Ragnarök, Egypt's divine scribe and Heracles' first labour. Expert, 10 questions.
Hermes's mother, Athena's unusual birth, Odin's eight-legged horse, an Egyptian goddess of love and Orpheus in the Underworld. Hard, 10 questions.
Who beat Medusa and the Minotaur, what Valhalla was, Jason's ship and the Titan who gave fire to humans. An intermediate, free mythology quiz.
Who rules the dead, who is the Norse All-Father, which god embodies the Egyptian sun, and who is the goddess of love or the Roman war god? Easy, free.
The king of the Greek gods, the ruler of the sea, a Roman counterpart, a Norse hammer-wielder and an Egyptian god of embalming. Very easy, free.
Expert plant quiz: an early angiosperm found in amber, rare synchronized bamboo flowering, living pebbles, forest fungal networks and suction-trap plants.
A hard plant quiz on the world's largest flower, a 1000-year-old Namib succulent, the giant sequoia, hanging pitcher traps and the oldest conifers.
Intermediate plant quiz: an Asian aquatic symbol of purity, autumn leaf fall, koalas' tree, the climber behind beer hops and a threatened fragrant wood.
Easy plant quiz: a tree whose sap makes syrup, a snapping carnivorous plant, pandas' staple food, Provence's purple fragrance and a non-plant kingdom.
A very easy plant quiz: what absorbs water from the soil, the colorful part that draws bees, the Christmas tree, a sun-following flower and climbers.
Expert animal quiz: the mantis shrimp's lightning claws, a fish surviving in dried mud, blue-blooded horseshoe crabs and a record 11,000 km flight.
Hard animal quiz: a limb-regenerating amphibian, the unicorn tusk, New Zealand's flightless night bird, a deep-sea lure fish and a striped giraffe cousin.
Intermediate animal quiz: a giant-squid hunter diving past 2000 m, Africa's thickest skin, a hovering bird, a spitting snake and the strongest jaw force.
Easy animal quiz: the killer whale, insect metamorphosis, a sonar-using marine mammal, Asia's largest big cat and Europe-to-Africa bird migration.
Very easy animal quiz: a maned African big cat, a blowhole sea giant, an Australian pouch carrier, a night bird of prey and a river reptile. Free.
Expert economics quiz: the Austrian school, real business cycle theory, the impossible trinity, the labor theory of value and general equilibrium.
A hard economics quiz: creative destruction, information asymmetry, the 1944 dollar-gold system, 21st-century wealth inequality and rational expectations.
Intermediate economics quiz: state spending in downturns, the 1944 lender, the subprime crash, comparative advantage and inflation without growth.
Easy economics quiz: a country's yearly output, cooperatives, the US central bank, single-seller markets and a lasting fall in prices. Free.
A very easy economics quiz: what we call earnings from work, money put aside, taxes, listed companies and people looking for a job. 10 free questions.
Expert politics quiz on The Prince, Democracy in America, cultural hegemony theorized in prison, the pyramid of norms and negative versus positive liberty.
A hard politics quiz on class struggle, three types of legitimate authority, the 1648 treaty and sovereignty, the banality of evil and stateless societies.
Intermediate politics quiz: natural rights and liberal democracy, the 1995 trade organization, constituency voting, German reunification and state control.
Easy politics quiz: the Leviathan and the social contract, federal systems, the 15-member UN body for peace, impeachment and the general will.
A very easy politics quiz on France's head of state, elections, the British Parliament in London, constitutional monarchies and a country's founding text.
Expert art quiz: a Flemish master's workshop, Malevich's Black Square, Mannerist elongation, a Swiss sculptor of thin figures and The Battle of San Romano.
A hard art quiz on Baroque chiaroscuro, Judith Beheading Holofernes, Las Meninas, Neoclassicism's Oath of the Horatii and Romantic painting of 1830.
Intermediate art quiz: The Starry Night, Florence's David, Guernica, the Sistine Chapel ceiling and the early 20th-century movement of Picasso and Braque.
Easy art quiz on Impression, Sunrise, The Thinker and The Kiss, melting clocks, The Birth of Venus and New York's Museum of Modern Art. 10 questions.
A very easy art quiz: Girl with a Pearl Earring, sculpting techniques, the Parisian museum in a royal palace, The Night Watch and painting on wet plaster.
Expert literature quiz on Russian Formalism, The Man Without Qualities, the death of the author, Gravity's Rainbow and the Morphology of the Folktale.
A hard literature quiz on Ulysses in Dublin, Faust, The Sound and the Fury, The Unbearable Lightness of Being and a poet published after her death.
Intermediate literature quiz: a 1982 Nobel winner, The Red and the Black, Waiting for Godot, a man turned into an insect and Mrs Dalloway. 10 questions.
Easy literature quiz: Crime and Punishment, the playwright of Tartuffe, Poirot's creator, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and The Flowers of Evil.
A very easy literature quiz: the author of Les Misérables, poems told in verse, the Crow and the Fox fable, Sherlock Holmes's creator and biographies.
Expert music quiz: twelve-tone technique, the Goldberg Variations, a Romani jazz guitarist, musique concrète and the pianist behind Round Midnight.
A hard music quiz on French impressionism, an electric guitar pioneer, the scandalous 1913 Rite of Spring, A Love Supreme and the four-opera Ring cycle.
Intermediate music quiz: the composer of The Magic Flute, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page's band, the Godfather of Soul, Swan Lake and West Coast hip-hop.
Easy music quiz: the King of Pop, a deaf 18th-century composer, Kurt Cobain's grunge, club electronic music and the singer of I Will Always Love You.
A very easy music quiz: the bowed instrument held under the chin, the band fronted by Freddie Mercury, a side-blown flute, jazz and the drums.
Expert cinema quiz on the auteur theory, the director of Nosferatu, Orson Welles' 1941 landmark, a Cannes-winning role for Haneke and German Expressionism.
Hard cinema and TV quiz: Battleship Potemkin and montage, Godard's 1960 discontinuous editing, Persona, Italian neorealism and Charlie Brooker's anthology.
Intermediate cinema and TV quiz on a 1994 Zemeckis film, an Oscar for playing Édith Piaf, a New Jersey mob boss in therapy, The Shape of Water and Joker.
Easy cinema and TV quiz: the Bond actor of 2006 to 2021, a chemistry teacher turned drug maker, Pulp Fiction's director, Totoro's studio and Hermione.
Very easy cinema and TV quiz: a Marvel armored hero, the director of E.T., a dragon series, a Disney mermaid and the young wizard of the film saga.
Expert Olympic Games quiz: a stripped decathlon champion, the Swallow of Kyiv, the 1904 world's fair Games, a Rome 1960 double winner and a Sunday refusal.
A hard Olympic Games quiz: Berlin 1936, a perfect 10 in Montreal, London 1948's Flying Housewife, a gloved-fist protest and the Flying Finn.
Intermediate Olympic Games quiz: a Czech javelin legend, the top Summer gold nation, London's three Games, a barefoot marathon and rhythmic gymnastics.
Easy Olympic Games quiz on the most-decorated swimmer, the Jamaican sprint star of 2008-2016, Sydney 2000, the cancelled 1916 Games and hurdling.
A very easy Olympic Games quiz: medal colors, the torch lit in Greece, winter sports, the Paralympics and the four swimming strokes. 10 free questions.
Expert football quiz: the Galloping Major, Hungary's 1954 Golden Team, a Scottish manager at Liverpool, the 1950 Maracanazo and a Dutch pressing guru.
A hard football quiz: the Phenomenon's Ballon d'Or, the 2006 final headbutt, a 3-0 halftime comeback in 2005, a sweeper-keeper and the first Nations' Cup.
Intermediate football quiz: international top scorers, France's 1998 and 2018 World Cup wins, the Turin club nicknamed the Old Lady and a legendary keeper.
Easy football quiz: an Argentine world champion, a Manchester club under Sir Alex Ferguson, Europe's top club trophy and a hat-trick in the 2022 final.
Very easy football quiz on hand-ball rules, goalkeepers, the red card, scoring three goals in one match and the World Cup. 10 free questions for new fans.
Expert astronomy quiz: a white dwarf's mass limit, black hole radiation predicted in 1974, standard-candle supernovae and a rival theory to the Big Bang.
A hard astronomy quiz on accelerating expansion, galaxies moving apart in 1929, black holes, the 1965 radiation and gravitational waves. 10 questions.
Intermediate astronomy quiz: the 16th-century heliocentric model, the region beyond Neptune, collapsed stars, a galactic collision and planetary laws.
Easy astronomy quiz on the first Moon walk in 1969, Earth's rocky neighbor, Pluto's status since 2006, Jupiter's moons and polar auroras. 10 questions.
Very easy astronomy quiz: the star at the heart of our solar system, the planet nearest to it, the Moon and tides, constellations and ringed planets. Free.
Expert biology quiz on gene regulation without DNA change, the CRISPR-Cas9 system, the origin of mitochondria, chromosome ends and programmed cell death.
A hard biology quiz on gamete production, the enzyme unwinding DNA, the 1953 double helix, extreme-trait selection and chlorophyll in plants. 10 questions.
Intermediate biology quiz: how cells make energy from glucose, the vertebrate skeleton, sexual reproduction, the thyroid and antibody-making immune cells.
Easy biology quiz: the molecule of genetic information, cells without a nucleus, the cell's powerhouse, universal blood donors and cell division.
A very easy biology quiz: which organ lets us breathe, a spider's legs, the largest mammal, the organ we think with and frogs. 10 free questions.
Expert physics and chemistry quiz: fermions and quantum states, Schrödinger's equation, mass conservation, electron energy levels and photon energy.
A hard physics and chemistry quiz on quantum uncertainty, the Higgs particle found at CERN, entropy, the 1869 periodic table and the neutron. 10 questions.
Intermediate physics and chemistry quiz: the symbol Na, electrical energy units, the three laws of motion, a toxic combustion gas and the nucleus.
Easy physics and chemistry quiz on the speed of light, the Curies and radioactivity, atoms, heat-releasing reactions and the acidity scale. Free.
Very easy physics and chemistry quiz: the symbol for oxygen, water's boiling point, the apple and gravity, states of matter and Earth's pull. 10 questions.
Expert world geography quiz on the lowest land on Earth, an uncolonized Pacific kingdom, Africa's second-longest river, Ethiopia's hot depression and moai.
A hard world geography quiz: the Mariana Trench, a Euro-Asian EU candidate, a state enclaved in South Africa, an 1883 eruption and a dry desert.
Intermediate world geography quiz: time zones, the largest rainforest, Africa's most populous country, the Asia-America strait and Australia's capital.
Easy world geography quiz on the Pyramids of Giza, Japan's capital, Antarctica's icy desert, an Oceanian country-continent and a Mediterranean river.
Very easy world geography quiz: how many continents and oceans exist, the largest country, the highest mountain and the smallest state. 10 questions.
Expert Europe quiz covering Scandinavia's highest peak, the 1992 EU treaty, a Spanish exclave in the Pyrenees, the Cold War divide and an outermost region.
Hard Europe quiz: the Carpathians' highest summit, the 1957 treaty that founded the EEC, the Court of Human Rights, time zones and a tiny landlocked state.
Easy Europe quiz on the strait between Spain and Morocco, a range crossing Austria and Switzerland, the most populous country, NATO's home city and Vienna.
A very easy Europe quiz with the capitals of Spain and Italy, the Eiffel Tower, the euro and a boot-shaped country. 10 free questions to warm up.
Expert Modern History quiz on the 1494 Spain-Portugal partition, 'cujus regio', the 1572 Paris massacre, the 1688 English revolution and the 1713 peace.
A hard Modern History quiz on the end of the Thirty Years' War, a bloody 1709 battle, Louis XIV's mercantilist minister and France losing Canada.
Intermediate Modern History quiz: Protestants in France, the Edict of Nantes revoked in 1685, the Thirty Years' War, heliocentrism and 4 August 1789.
Easy Modern History quiz: Martin Luther's movement, the sea route to India in 1498, Nelson's naval victory, Napoleon's last battle and the Enlightenment.
Very easy Modern History quiz: Renaissance art, the voyage of 1492, the 1789 revolution, a Corsican-born emperor and the printing press. Free.
Expert Middle Ages quiz on Barbarossa's 1176 defeat, the Church council of 1215, Jerusalem's recapture in 1187, a 1214 coalition and the treaty of 1259.
Charlemagne's grandsons, the 732 clash in Gaul, the First Crusade, Marco Polo's China and a 15th-century English dynastic war: a hard quiz, 10 questions.
Intermediate Middle Ages quiz: French kings from 987 to 1328, Philip Augustus in 1214, the 1054 Church split and an emperor nicknamed Barbarossa.
Easy Middle Ages quiz about the Norman conquest of 1066, the 1215 charter limiting an English king, the Hundred Years' War and Benedictines. Free.
A very easy Middle Ages quiz: where lords lived, how knights served them, the biggest building in a town and a knight's weapon. 10 free questions.
Expert-level Antiquity: Ramesses II and the Hittites, Persepolis, the Marian army reform, Nero's Stoic tutor and the Battle of Chaeronea. 10 questions.
A hard Antiquity quiz on Thermopylae, the Greek-Persian naval clash of 480 BC, the cult of Aten, the Punic Wars and the Great Wall. Free, 10 questions.
Cuneiform writing, Khufu's pyramid, Babylonian law, Greek democracy and Rome's Pantheon fill this intermediate Antiquity quiz. 10 questions.
From the first Roman emperor to Cleopatra, hieroglyphs, Carthage and the great library of Alexandria: an easy Antiquity quiz of 10 questions, free to play.
Test your first knowledge of Antiquity: the pyramids of Giza, the Roman Empire, Egyptian pharaohs and the Parthenon. Very easy, free, 10 questions.
Intermediate Europe quiz on the continent's longest river, the treaty behind EU citizenship, the Acropolis, a four-language country and the Colosseum.
Tintin was created by the Belgian artist Hergé, whose real name was Georges Remi. He first appeared on 10 January 1929 in Le Petit Vingtième, the youth supplement of the Belgian daily Le Vingtième Siècle, in Tintin in the Land of the Soviets.
The Japanese artist Osamu Tezuka is often called the father of modern manga. His series Astro Boy, serialised from 1952, and Kimba the White Lion, together with their animated adaptations, strongly influenced the manga and anime that followed.
Superman first appeared in Action Comics No. 1, published in 1938 by the company that would become DC Comics. The character was created by writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster, two young Americans from Cleveland.