Top 10 'Mega-Quizzes'

First, a note: I started making this blog a pretty long time back so the takes and some other information will be outdated for the first few.

By my standards, a mega-quiz is a quiz that is extremely comprehensive in a topic or shows a lot of effort. These are usually the type of quizzes that give you an hour and might have a ridiculously detailed SVG, sometimes with wordy titles and hard-to-explain concepts.

500 Biggest Cities in the World on a Map is a comprehensive quiz for learning cities. For most levels of JetPunkers, there are always cities where you have heard of them or could have gotten them that you will miss, always leaving room for improvement. It also helps roughly show the population distribution of countries.

Takes: 30,868

Author: Pandora49

Answers: 500 (pretty obvious from the title)

Time: 40:00

Recognized, Non-Recognized Countries, and Territories of the World requires you to have a knowledge beyond the basics. It can also be used as an extensive list of everything a reasonable amount of people consider countries. It can be good to learn as it can be helpful to know classifications and it can help give a wider view of politics.

Takes: 39,103

Author: Vicky

Answers: 248

Time: 20

There are many quizzes about countries in a specific year, but I chose Countries of the World in 1900 because it's a good in-between of current countries and modern countries. There are some pretty easy ones, but there are also a handful that are very tricky.

Takes: 35,059

Author: Gassu

Answers: 80

Time: 6:00

ALL First-Level Subdivisions of the World With a Map is a quiz with a crazy SVG that features every single subdivision for all 196 countries, resulting in a total of 3,809 answers! I believe this is the largest SVG on the website, it was too large to upload for users, so Stewart had to upload it! It's a big challenge but you can always try the cardinal directions, any regions or peninsulas you know, capitals, and other major cities.

Takes: 24,686

Author: Vicky

Answers: 3,809

Time: 60:00

Name a City in EVERY Country - No Capitals requires you to type one of a country's eight largest cities—not too bad, you can just type their capitals, right? Except this quiz doesn't allow capitals. This forces you to think about any other cities you've heard about and tests your knowledge of each country and cities. It's a good way to diversify your city knowledge.

Takes: 20,684

Author: HinesBrothers

Answers: 193

Time: 25:00

Hardest Quiz On JetPunk is a logic multiple-choice quiz where all of the questions tie together. It certainly is very hard, but to say it's the hardest would not be giving justice to the other quizzes on this list. If you like this, you should also check out Dimby's Lil' Self-Referencial Logic Test and their part 2, as well as The Impossible Logic Quiz by me.

Takes: 10,354

Author: MightyThor

Answers: 20

Time: infinite (60:00, but you are given the option to start after getting all answers)

1M Cities in Squares of the World Map doesn't require you to know nearly as many cities as 500 Biggest Cities in the World on a Map, but you also have to know their rough area. It's definitely not as time-intensive either. There are many similar quizzes, like Countries in a Penrose Tiling of the World Map.

Takes: 2,129

Author: Ethaboo444

Answers: 73

Time: 5:00

Draw the World Map is a really satisfying and difficult quiz. You have to name all country borders, but the country borders don't need to be between countries. These include borders with lakes, gulfs, seas, bays, and oceans! This is a really nice challenge for experts and is nice to see the map come together. Unsurprisingly, a mental picture of the world map and a strong knowledge of water regions is required.

Takes: 10,293

Author: platitude

Answers: 753

Time: 59:30 (why isn't it just 60:00?)

Name 5-Letter Words A-Z - Containing Each Letter is a neat word quiz. It requires an immense vocabulary and makes you think about words in a different way. It's really comprehensive, requiring you to name a word containing each letter that starts with each letter. This means that you have to name a 5-letter word containing each letter of the alphabet starting with A, then the same with B, etc.

Takes: 1,421

Author: Stewart

Answers: 634

Time: 60:00

Do you know those things that you can type to get an answer that aren't actually an answer? Did you know there are 412 of those, called type-ins? You can name all of them on Name EVERY Country Type-In. Yes, this is my own quiz, but I included it because it can be helpful for anyone who is curious or if they want to cut off a few letters from typing in countries.

Takes: 504

Author: Dollyfroggy (me)

Answers: 412

Time: 30:00

Please let me know below if I missed any notable ones. Thank you for reading and make sure to check out the quizzes above if you haven't already!