Tech Quiz
Computers, the internet and the gadgets that run modern life.
- Questions per game
- 25
- Question pool
- 23
- Time per question
- 50s
- Difficulty
- Mixed
About this Tech quiz
The Tech quiz is a timed trivia game. Each game gives you 25 questions, picked at random from a pool of 23 Tech questions, so no two rounds are exactly the same. Every question has three answer options and one correct answer, and you have 50 seconds to choose. It is made for entertainment and quick learning: play a round, review the practice questions and answers on this page, then come back to beat your score.
What topics are included?
Keep up with the digital world through questions on computers, smartphones, the internet, software, famous tech companies and the people who built them. Technology quizzes cover both the history of great inventions and the everyday tech terms you see online, helping you better understand the tools you use every day.
What you'll learn
- Key facts, names and terms connected to Tech
- How to recall information quickly under time pressure
- Which areas you already know well and which are worth revising
- Surprising details you can share with friends and family
Who is this quiz for?
This quiz is for anyone who enjoys Tech trivia: students revising for school or competitive exams, quiz lovers looking for a quick daily brain workout, and fans who want to find out how much they really know. You can play on any phone, tablet or computer.
Difficulty level
Mixed. Questions range from easy warm-ups to tougher details, so every game has something for beginners and experts alike.
How scoring works
- 25 questions in every game.
- 50 seconds to answer each question.
- +20 points for a correct answer.
- −10 points for a wrong answer.
- Your first choice is final: answers cannot be changed.
- If the timer runs out, the game ends automatically.
- High scores appear on the Tech leaderboard.
Tech quiz questions and answers
15 practice questions from this category. Tap a question to reveal the correct answer and explanation.
1. Which company co-founded by Steve Jobs is headquartered in California?
- • Microsoft
- • Apple
- • Samsung
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Correct answer: Apple
2. What does "CPU" stand for?
- • Central Program Utility
- • Central Processing Unit
- • Computer Personal Unit
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Correct answer: Central Processing Unit
3. Which company developed the Windows operating system?
- • Microsoft
- • Apple
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Correct answer: Microsoft
4. What does "WWW" stand for?
- • World Web Wide
- • World Wide Web
- • Web World Wide
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Correct answer: World Wide Web
5. Which of these is a popular web browser?
- • Photoshop
- • Excel
- • Chrome
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Correct answer: Chrome
6. What does "email" stand for?
- • Express mail
- • Electric mail
- • Electronic mail
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Correct answer: Electronic mail
7. Who is the co-founder of Microsoft?
- • Bill Gates
- • Mark Zuckerberg
- • Steve Jobs
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Correct answer: Bill Gates
8. What does "USB" stand for?
- • Universal Serial Bus
- • United System Bus
- • Universal System Board
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Correct answer: Universal Serial Bus
9. Which programming language is named after a snake?
- • Java
- • Ruby
- • Python
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Correct answer: Python
10. What is the brain of a computer often called?
- • Keyboard
- • Processor
- • Monitor
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Correct answer: Processor
11. Which company makes the iPhone?
- • Nokia
- • Apple
- • Samsung
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Correct answer: Apple
12. The social network Facebook was co-founded by which entrepreneur?
- • Elon Musk
- • Mark Zuckerberg
- • Bill Gates
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Correct answer: Mark Zuckerberg
13. What does “CPU” stand for?
- • Computer Power Unit
- • Central Processing Unit
- • Central Program Utility
- • Core Processing Unit
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Correct answer: Central Processing Unit
Why this answer is correct: The CPU executes a computer’s instructions — its “brain”.
14. Which company created the Android operating system?
- • Android Inc. (bought by Google)
- • Apple
- • Microsoft
- • Samsung
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Correct answer: Android Inc. (bought by Google)
Why this answer is correct: Android Inc. was founded in 2003 and acquired by Google in 2005.
15. What year was the first iPhone released?
- • 2005
- • 2008
- • 2010
- • 2007
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Correct answer: 2007
Why this answer is correct: Steve Jobs unveiled the original iPhone in January 2007; it went on sale that June.
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Tech quiz FAQ
How many questions are in the Tech quiz?
Each game has 25 multiple-choice questions, picked at random from a pool of 23 Tech questions, so every round is a little different.
How does scoring work in the Tech quiz?
You earn 20 points for every correct answer and lose 10 points for a wrong one. You have 50 seconds per question, and your answer is locked in as soon as you choose it.
Is the Tech quiz free to play?
Yes. No real money is involved. Starting a game uses 10 virtual Gems, which are free in-game points you collect by playing and from the daily bonus.
Can I win real money?
No. Gems and points are virtual, have no cash value and cannot be exchanged for money. Game Gems is for entertainment and learning only.
How difficult is the Tech quiz?
Mixed. Questions range from easy warm-ups to tougher details, so every game has something for beginners and experts alike.
Where can I see the correct answers?
The practice questions on this page include their correct answers. During a game, the correct answer is shown after every question, together with an explanation whenever one is available.