Mixed Topics Quiz

Play a random mixed topics quiz with questions from every Thinkmad category: GK, science, history, sports, entertainment and more.

Can't pick a category? The mixed topics quiz draws questions from every Thinkmad category, so each round is a surprise mix of GK, science, history, geography, sports, entertainment and more.

How to play the Mixed Topics Quiz

1. Sign in and start the quiz. You get 15 random questions from a bank of 475.
2. Choose one of four options for each question, or skip it and move on.
3. Use lifelines when you are stuck: Hint, 50/50, Audience poll and Change question.
4. See your score at the end and find all your results in your profile.

Sample Mixed Topics questions with answers

1. What force keeps us on the ground?

   • Gravity
   • Magnetism
   • Friction
   • Pressure

   Answer: Gravity - Gravity is the force that pulls objects toward the Earth.

2. What is the "powerhouse" of the Eukaryotic animal cell?

   • Mitochondria
   • Nucleus
   • Endoplasmic Reticulum
   • Chloroplast

   Answer: Mitochondria

3. In which country was the Statue of Liberty built and exported to the United States of America?

   • Germany
   • England
   • Spain
   • France

   Answer: France

4. Under which Article can the President seek the advisory opinion of the Supreme Court?

   • Article 32
   • Article 226
   • Article 143
   • Article 136

   Answer: Article 143 - Article 143 lets the President refer questions of law to the Supreme Court for its opinion.

5. Which bloc won the Swedish general election in September 2026?

   • The Green Party alone
   • The Sweden Democrats alone
   • The left-wing bloc led by Magdalena Andersson
   • The right-wing bloc led by Ulf Kristersson

   Answer: The left-wing bloc led by Magdalena Andersson - The Social Democrat-led bloc narrowly won a majority in the Riksdag.

6. What team did England beat in the semi-final stage to win in the 1966 World Cup final?

   • West Germany
   • Portugal
   • Soviet Union
   • Brazil

   Answer: Portugal

7. Animals that eat only plants are called:

   • Omnivores
   • Herbivores
   • Carnivores
   • Decomposers

   Answer: Herbivores - Herbivores feed only on plants.

8. What was the pen name of novelist, Mary Ann Evans?

   • George Eliot
   • George Orwell
   • George Saunders
   • George Bernard Shaw

   Answer: George Eliot

9. A farmer has 17 sheep. All but 9 run away. How many sheep are left?

   • 9
   • 8
   • 0
   • 17

   Answer: 9 - "All but 9" means 9 stay.

10. National Science Day is celebrated on 28 February to mark the discovery of:

    • Radioactivity
    • The Raman effect
    • The electron
    • Penicillin

    Answer: The Raman effect - C. V. Raman announced the discovery on 28 February 1928.

Frequently asked questions

How many questions are in the Mixed Topics Quiz?

Each round has 15 multiple-choice questions picked at random from 475 Mixed Topics questions, so every attempt is different.

Is the Mixed Topics Quiz free?

Yes, it is free to play. Sign in to start the quiz, and your scores are saved to your Thinkmad profile.

What lifelines can I use?

When you are stuck you can ask for a hint, use 50/50 to remove two wrong answers, check the audience poll, or change the question.

Can I see the correct answers?

Yes. After you answer, the quiz shows the correct option, and your final score lists how many answers were correct, wrong or skipped.