Trivia
One question, four answers, then a short explanation to help you remember. Play every category or focus on just one.
How to play
Five hundred questions in sixteen categories: history, geography, science, arts and literature, Belgium, sport, language, video games, film and TV, music, nature and animals, space, tech and internet, food, mythology, comics and manga.
Pick a category, then answer by clicking or with the 1 to 4 keys. After each answer, a short explanation appears: take the time to read it, then move on with Enter or the Continue button. By default, there is no time limit.
The timer goes from 30 seconds to 5 minutes, or no limit. Esc pauses the game: the timer stops and the question is hidden. Your best score is saved on your device for each combination of settings.
Every correct answer adds to your progress: the bar shows how many questions you have already got right in the chosen category. In review mode, the questions you missed come back in a loop at the end of the game.
Did you know?
Nobel Prize in Physics in 1903, in Chemistry in 1911: she remains the only person awarded in two different sciences.
The word comes from al-jabr, in the title of a treatise by the mathematician al-Khwarizmi.
The blue whale can exceed 25 metres: no known animal, dinosaurs included, has matched it.
Australia is considered a continent, which leaves first place to Greenland.
The Ode to Joy from his Ninth Symphony became the anthem of the European Union.
He patented the saxophone in 1846.
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