Quiz of the Day
A hand-curated ten-question general knowledge quiz every day.
Every day: A new hand-curated ten-question general knowledge quiz every day, the same for everyone. New puzzle: Once a day.

Quiz of the Day is a British daily general knowledge quiz. Each day brings ten new questions, written and curated by hand, the same for every player, so you can compare scores with friends and colleagues. It has been running since 2015.
About Quiz of the Day
Quiz of the Day describes itself as the UK's premier online general knowledge quiz. Every day it publishes a fresh set of ten questions, hand-curated and original, the same for every player.
The questions range across general knowledge, and you answer them one after another, then see your score out of ten. Because everyone gets the same quiz, it works well as a shared office or family challenge.
The site has been running since 2015 and is free to play.
It suits pub-quiz fans who want a short, varied quiz every day.
How to play Quiz of the Day
- Open today's quiz.
- Answer each of the ten questions.
- See your score out of ten.
- Challenge friends and colleagues to beat it.
Tips
- Do not overthink: first instincts are often right in general knowledge.
- Play at the same time as friends to compare scores fairly.
- Note the questions you miss; topics come round again.
Questions
How many questions are there?
Ten a day.
Is it free?
Yes.
How long has it run?
Since 2015.
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