01 / the screen
Open the room
Press “Play the Trump quiz” on the computer connected to the TV or projector. The room gets a six-digit code and a QR code straight away. Faster than finding the remote.
Donald Trump quiz · 50 questions · free
Fifty questions about things Donald Trump really said, posted and did: Oreos, “covfefe”, Tim Apple, Greenland, the Gulf of America. You did not follow it closely. You just could not avoid it. Find out how much stuck. One big screen, everyone answers on their own phone.
Play the Trump quiz →Free · no account · about half an hour
01 / the screen
Press “Play the Trump quiz” on the computer connected to the TV or projector. The room gets a six-digit code and a QR code straight away. Faster than finding the remote.
02 / the phones
Players scan the QR code, or open playklapp.com/join and type the code. Nobody needs an account or an email address. The uncle who distrusts QR codes can type the code.
03 / the game
Everyone answers at the same time. The answer and the scores come up after each question, and the winner is on the screen at the end. Everyone else claims they knew it all along.
Four of the fifty questions, with the answer folded away. The other forty-six are in the game. Peeking at the answers is allowed. Everyone peeks.
Oreos. “I'm never eating Oreos again,” he said. Nabisco moved production from Chicago to Mexico.
Source: Fortune, 2015-08-26
Home Alone 2. He owned the Plaza Hotel in New York when the film was shot. Kevin asks him the way to the lobby.
Source: Salon, 2023-12-28
Tim Apple. “We really appreciate it very much, Tim Apple,” he said, with Tim Cook at the same table.
Source: CBS News, 2019-03-07
The Gulf of America. “We are going to be changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America,” he said on 20 January 2025.
Source: The White House, 2025-01-20
Every question has a source: news outlets, an official transcript or his own posts. Where the wording was only reported by others, the explanation says so. The wrong answers are the only invented part.
The quiz asks what he said, not what you think of it. Fans and critics get the same questions. Both get to laugh, and both get to be wrong.
The answers sit in a cross on the phone. Pick one and hold to say how sure you are. Right and sure scores most. Wrong and sure costs points. Everyone knows someone who is always sure and often wrong. Here it costs points.
There are no points for answering first. Anyone who needs a moment to read the answers has time to. Nobody gets points for the loudest answer either.
Fifty questions, from 1992 to this year. Tweets, speeches, rallies, press conferences and a film cameo. Superlatives are included, of course. Only the best ones. From Home Alone 2 and Oreos to tariffs, Greenland and the Nobel Peace Prize.
Made for a group. A party, a pub quiz, a classroom, a team meeting or a family evening. Short on time? Make a shorter quiz about Trump yourself at /host.
Lost to your father-in-law? Now you have something to talk about at Christmas that is not politics.
Every question has a source: news outlets, an official transcript or his own posts. Where the wording was only reported by others, the explanation in the game says so. Nothing is made up by AI.
Neither. It asks what he said, not what you think of it. It works just as well for people who voted for him as for people who did not.
About half an hour for all 50 questions. Everyone answers at the same time, and the answer and the scores come up after each question.
Yes. The Trump quiz is free to play, with no account, no card and no app to install.
Yes. Share the big screen in the Zoom, Teams or Google Meet call. Everyone joins with the same code on their own phone, and the question and the four answers are on every phone too.
Tell us at hello@playklapp.com and we will correct it.