The Ultimate Quiz: History, Science, Pop Culture & More!

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Are you someone who likes to test your limits, especially when it comes to your knowledge? This quiz is meant for people just like that. From science and history, to pop culture and general trivia, this test will challenge almost everyone. Try to score at least 15 out of 20 to pass, good luck!

The Ultimate Quiz

Instructions: Answer each question by selecting the best choice, proceed through the quiz, and after the last question, click the “Results” button to view your score and review the correct answers.

 

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Trivia Master!

Trivia Master!

Wow! Your knowledge spans across history, science, pop culture, and beyond—proving you’re a true trivia genius! You have a sharp mind that absorbs facts effortlessly, making you the go-to person for random yet fascinating information. Whether it’s famous inventors, iconic movies, or world capitals, you always have the answer ready. Keep challenging yourself and impressing others with your vast intelligence!

Knowledge Explorer!

Knowledge Explorer!

You did well, showing a strong grasp of different topics, but there’s still more to learn! Your curiosity is your greatest strength, and with a little more trivia practice, you’ll be unstoppable. Whether it’s history, science, or pop culture, every quiz is an opportunity to expand your knowledge. Keep exploring, and soon, you’ll be a trivia master!

#1. Who starred as Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe?

#2. What is the top number in a fraction called?

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#3. What is the result of multiplying a number by itself called?

#4. Who was the first person to walk on the Moon?

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#5. What is the heaviest animal in the world?

#6. Which animal is known to have the best memory?

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#7. What is the value of Pi (π) rounded to two decimal places?

#8. Who was the first President of the United States?

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#9. Who co-founded Microsoft?

#10. Who directed the movie “Avatar”?

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#11. Who painted the famous artwork “Mona Lisa”?

#12. Who is the footballer with the most goals in international matches?

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#13. Who wrote the “Harry Potter” series?

#14. Who is the founder of SpaceX and Tesla?

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#15. Who is often called the “Queen of Pop”?

#16. What is a triangle with all sides of equal length called?

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#17. Which animal is the fastest swimmer?

#18. What do you call a number that cannot be divided evenly by 2?

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#19. Who wrote the play “Romeo and Juliet”?

#20. Who is known as the “Father of Modern Physics”?

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Congratulations on completing this quiz which proves you are one of the few people who are naturally curious and very interested in the pursuit of more knowledge. If you like to continue to explore, you can visit the following sections: Science Quizzes, History Quizzes, Fun Quizzes, and Math Quizzes.

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Christian Ashford

Christian Ashford is a writer and researcher at Webpreneurships.com, a tech, information, and media company dedicated to publishing educational, informational, and curiosity-driven content. With a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree and experience in academic research, he combines technical expertise with a passion for exploring knowledge about the world and beyond. For over 13 years, Christian has researched, written, and edited hundreds of articles on science, history, business, technology, human origins, and more.

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