Warning: Only 3% of People Can Score 100% on This Impossible Quiz

Take on 20 brutally hard questions from history, science, geography, art, and culture. Only the sharpest minds can get them all right

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This quiz is not for the faint of heart. Designed to be brutally difficult, it covers a wide range of topics, from obscure historical events and advanced science to rare geography and cultural facts. Only those with truly exceptional knowledge and focus will stand a chance of scoring 100%. With twenty questions, each with four possible answers but only one correct, this challenge will test the limits of your intellect and memory.

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Each wrong answer is close enough to the truth to confuse even seasoned trivia champions. You’ll be asked about ancient civilizations, forgotten languages, hidden corners of the globe, and specialized scientific facts that only experts tend to remember. The difficulty is intentional—it’s what separates casual quiz takers from the top 3% who can rise to the challenge.

➡️ Only 1 in 100 People Can Answer All Questions in This Genius Quiz

Expect to use your reasoning skills as much as your memory. The topics are broad, spanning literature, physics, music, world history, astronomy, art, biology, and linguistics. This quiz doesn’t just test what you know; it tests your ability to think critically under pressure. Each question demands precision and attention to detail, as guessing blindly will rarely work with options this tricky.

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At the end, your score will be matched with a fitting result that reflects your ability to survive this intellectual gauntlet. Will you walk away a Trivia Titan or end up scratching your head as a Confused Mortal? There’s only one way to find out. Step up, stay sharp, and let’s see if you can make it into the top 3%.

Which element was the first to be artificially created in a laboratory?

Neptunium Technetium Americium Plutonium

Who was the first woman to win two Nobel Prizes in different fields?

Marie Curie Barbara McClintock Dorothy Hodgkin Irène Joliot-Curie

Which is the only sea on Earth with no coastline?

Sargasso Sea Tasman Sea Celebes Sea Coral Sea

In which year did the Byzantine Empire fall to the Ottomans?

1476 1415 1453 1492

What is the rarest blood type in humans?

Rh-null A-negative AB-negative B-negative

Which mathematician is known as the 'Prince of Mathematicians'?

Carl Friedrich Gauss Isaac Newton Leonhard Euler Bernhard Riemann