Ranking of popular quiz and riddle topics
When it comes to games everyone can enjoy regardless of age, nothing beats quizzes!
Quizzes are perfect for the classroom, on trips, or as a way to pass the time while traveling.
They’re popular because they get everyone excited, regardless of age or gender.
In this article, we’ll introduce a ranking of quiz ideas that are sure to be a hit.
How you play is up to you: you can pick one person to act as the host and ask the questions, or have participants take turns asking them.
With a few tweaks to make your own original quiz, it can even become a great feature for events like thank-you parties or celebrations!
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Popular Quiz and Riddle Topics Ranking (71–80)
Flag Quiz78rank/position
Recommended for those interested in the flags of the world! Here are some ideas for a national flag quiz.
There are many flags around the world with a variety of colors and motifs.
Each flag often has origins and meanings that symbolize its country, making them perfect for deepening your knowledge about the world.
Of course, Japan’s flag is well-known, but if you want to memorize flags from around the world, please give it a try.
You could also quiz your friends or family on the flags you’ve learned.
Be sure to give it a try!
Which of the following travelogues was written by Marco Polo?79rank/position
- The Travels of Marco Polo
- Northern Travelogue
- Record of Southern Observations
See the answer
The Travels of Marco Polo
A travelogue that compiles what Marco Polo saw and heard in Asian countries. This work is also known for introducing Japan to Europe as the “Golden Country of Zipangu.”
Two-choice quiz about sea creatures80rank/position
Guess the creature from its name! In the “Two-Choice Sea Creatures Quiz,” you’re given the name of a creature and choose the real one from two illustrations.
Both illustrations depict real marine animals, so it’s fun to think things like, “Which one is the jellyfish?” or “Is the clownfish this brightly colored one, or the one with this pattern?” Even if you know the names, you might not know what they actually look like, making it engaging for both kids and adults.
It’s perfect for prepping before a trip to the aquarium or for free time at school.
After checking the answers, we recommend looking them up for real.
It’s a quiz that helps you learn more about marine life while you play.
Quiz and Riddle Popular Topics Ranking (81–90)
Why does lotus root have holes in it?81rank/position
- decoration
- For breathing
- To make it easier to eat
See the answer
For breathing
Because lotus roots grow in muddy water with little oxygen, they develop holes so they can take in air from above the water’s surface.
Hokkaido has the longest coastline of any prefecture, but which one is second?82rank/position
- Nagasaki Prefecture
- Mie Prefecture
- Okinawa Prefecture
See the answer
Nagasaki Prefecture
Because Hokkaido is so large, it’s easy to imagine that it has a long coastline. Nagasaki, however, doesn’t have a strong image of size, so its coastline length might come as a surprise. The reason for its long coastline is the large number of islands—about 40 in total, including Tsushima and Iki. You could say it’s a prefecture that has developed alongside the sea, with each of these islands being popular tourist destinations.
As of 2012, Nagano Prefecture ranked third and Gifu Prefecture ranked second in the list of prefectures with the highest percentage of forest area. So which prefecture ranked first?83rank/position
A ranking of prefectures with the highest proportion of forest area as of 2012.
Nagano Prefecture is 3rd, Gifu Prefecture is 2nd, and the honorable 1st place goes to Kochi Prefecture—truly a lush green kingdom where over 80% of the land is forest.
It’s the kind of surprising answer that makes you go “Oh, really?”—the sort of refined trivia you might have seen on a Showa-era quiz show.
It’s interesting not only for its geography angle but also for highlighting regional characteristics and natural abundance.
A retro-flavored local quiz that both Showa enthusiasts and nature lovers will be eager to talk about.
Trivia quiz facts you’ll want to share with others84rank/position
We’ve put together a trivia quiz full of little-known facts that will make you go “Whoa!” The quiz is multiple choice with three options and ranges from useful to utterly useless knowledge, covering topics like “the price of a spacesuit,” “animals with long gestation periods,” “the classic call before rock-paper-scissors,” “polka-dot patterns on lactic acid drinks,” “the number of coins you can use in a vending machine,” and “Japan’s first prepared frozen food.” After the quiz, you’ll probably find yourself itching to share these tidbits with everyone around you.