Pop Culture trivia quizzes

Pop Culture quizzes

• Brain Teasers: Gotcha! Brain teasers · 141 questions Trick questions, lateral thinking and quick maths traps. Read carefully: the obvious answer is usually wrong.
• Brand Slogans: Just Guess It Brand slogans · 155 questions Name the brand from its tagline: ads you grew up with, in India and around the world. Just guess it.
• Connections: What Links Them? What links them · 199 questions Four things, one hidden link. A planet, a pop star and a chocolate bar? Spot what ties them together before your friends do.
• Desi Looks Famous Indians from their signature look · 182 questions Name the famous Indian from a paper cut-out of their look: freedom fighters, cricketers, film stars, leaders, comics and legends. No faces, just the hair, the cap, the specs and the props.
• Famous Looks Famous people from their signature look · 166 questions Name the world-famous person from a paper cut-out of their look. No faces: just the hair, the hat, the outfit and the props.
• Finish the Famous Line Finish the famous line · 181 questions We start famous speeches, sayings, catchphrases and first lines. You finish them. Sounds easy, right?
• Guess the Airline: Tail Spin Guess the airline · 101 questions Name the airline from its logo, with every letter cut away. Kangaroos, cranes, crowns and one very famous heart.
• Guess the Car: Badge of Honour Guess the car · 170 questions Badges with the letters cut away and cars with the names blurred. From the Thar and the Ambassador to the 911 and the Countach, name the car.
• Guess the Logo: No Name Brands Guess the logo · 174 questions Apps, sportswear, food chains, banks and clubs, with every letter cut away. Name the brand from the symbol alone.
• Harry Potter: The Restricted Section Pro Harry Potter books · 205 questions Deep lore from all seven Harry Potter books, for Potterheads who have read them twice and noticed everything.
• Indian Common Trivia Desi party starter · 140 questions Bollywood, cricket, ads, festivals, street food and childhood: things every Indian knows, from Nani to the kids.
• Internet & Memes: Very Online Internet culture and memes · 178 questions Doge, the Dress, the Ice Bucket Challenge and Skibidi Toilet. How much of the internet lives in your head?
• Party Starter: Everyone Knows This Party starter · 136 questions Movies, music, sport, food and the internet, plus picture puzzles: the questions everyone at the party can shout. The best way to start a Braggit night.
• Picture Party: Name It From the Drawing Picture puzzles · 100 questions No reading, just pictures: crack the paper cut-out clues to name the TV show, the song, the country, the film or the famous face.
• Riddles: What Am I? Riddles · 161 questions I have keys but open no locks. Classic and modern riddles with one clear answer. Think you'll crack them all?
• The Kardashians: Doing Amazing, Sweetie The Kardashians · 101 questions Kim, Kylie, Kris and the whole family: the shows, the brands, the Met Gala looks and the memes you still quote.
• Who Am I? Famous People Guess the famous person · 263 questions Three clues, one famous person talking about themselves. The first clue is hard, the last one gives it away. How soon can you get it?

Try a few questions

1. Brain Teasers: Gotcha!

   What comes next? 2, 3, 5, 9, 17, ?

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   33

   The gaps double each time: 1, 2, 4, 8, then 16.

2. Brand Slogans: Just Guess It

   Which card said "Don't leave home without it"?

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   American Express

   Ogilvy wrote it in 1975, first as "Don't leave home without them" for its travellers' cheques.

3. Connections: What Links Them?

   What links: Max Verstappen, Heineken, Philips and tulips?

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   Netherlands

   Tulips first came to the Dutch from the Ottoman Empire in the 1500s.

4. Desi Looks

   A soldier at Barrackpore

   
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   Mangal Pandey

   His attack on British officers at Barrackpore on 29 March 1857 is seen as an early spark of that year's rebellion.

5. Famous Looks

   Studied politics at Oxford

   
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   Malala Yousafzai

   She won the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize at 17 for her campaign for girls' education, the youngest Nobel laureate ever.

6. Finish the Famous Line

   The witches' chant in Shakespeare's Macbeth: "Double, double toil and trouble; fire burn and cauldron…"

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   bubble

   The choir in the third Harry Potter film sings a song built on this chant.

7. Guess the Airline: Tail Spin

   Which airline's logo is this?

   
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   Middle East Airlines

   The cedar is Lebanon's national emblem. Its frequent-flyer tiers are Blue, Silver and Golden Cedar.

8. Guess the Car: Badge of Honour

   Which car is this?

   
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   LaFerrari

   Its name means 'The Ferrari', because it was meant to be the definitive Ferrari. It pairs a V12 with an electric motor.

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2. Invite your friends. Share the room code or link. Friends join from their own phones, in the same room or over a video call.
3. Type, wager, brag. Everyone types an answer before the timer runs out. Wager points when you are sure, then share your brag card.