Quiz Cricket is one of Mind Mix's most popular games โ€” combining India's love of cricket with educational GK quiz gameplay. But if your child keeps losing wickets on the harder levels, a bit of preparation goes a long way!

This guide covers 50 key GK questions across Quiz Cricket's 6 categories, organised from Easy to Hard. Study these with your child and watch their scores soar to a "Brain Century!"

๐Ÿ Quiz Cricket Tip: The fastest correct answers score the most runs. Practise these questions until the answers come naturally โ€” speed is just as important as accuracy!

๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ Category 1: Indian GK (10 Questions)

  1. Q: What is the capital of India? โ†’ A: New Delhi
  2. Q: Who was the first Prime Minister of India? โ†’ A: Jawaharlal Nehru
  3. Q: What is India's national animal? โ†’ A: Bengal Tiger
  4. Q: In which state is the Taj Mahal located? โ†’ A: Uttar Pradesh (Agra)
  5. Q: What is the national flower of India? โ†’ A: Lotus
  6. Q: How many states does India have? โ†’ A: 28 states (and 8 Union Territories)
  7. Q: Which river is considered the holiest in India? โ†’ A: Ganga (Ganges)
  8. Q: What is the national sport of India? โ†’ A: Hockey (Field Hockey)
  9. Q: Who is on the Indian โ‚น10 note? โ†’ A: Mahatma Gandhi
  10. Q: What festival is known as the Festival of Lights? โ†’ A: Diwali

๐Ÿ”ฌ Category 2: Science (10 Questions)

  1. Q: What planet is closest to the Sun? โ†’ A: Mercury
  2. Q: What gas do plants absorb from the air? โ†’ A: Carbon dioxide (COโ‚‚)
  3. Q: How many bones are in the adult human body? โ†’ A: 206
  4. Q: What is the largest planet in our solar system? โ†’ A: Jupiter
  5. Q: Which organ pumps blood around the body? โ†’ A: Heart
  6. Q: What is the process by which plants make food? โ†’ A: Photosynthesis
  7. Q: How many teeth does an adult human have? โ†’ A: 32
  8. Q: What is the speed of light (approximately)? โ†’ A: 3,00,000 km per second
  9. Q: What is the chemical symbol for water? โ†’ A: Hโ‚‚O
  10. Q: Which planet is called the Red Planet? โ†’ A: Mars

๐ŸŒ Category 3: World Geography (10 Questions)

  1. Q: Which is the largest country in the world by area? โ†’ A: Russia
  2. Q: What is the capital of France? โ†’ A: Paris
  3. Q: Which is the longest river in the world? โ†’ A: Nile (in Africa)
  4. Q: How many continents are there? โ†’ A: 7
  5. Q: Which country has the most people? โ†’ A: India (as of 2023)
  6. Q: What is the tallest mountain in the world? โ†’ A: Mount Everest
  7. Q: Which ocean is the largest? โ†’ A: Pacific Ocean
  8. Q: What country is the Eiffel Tower in? โ†’ A: France
  9. Q: Which is the smallest country in the world? โ†’ A: Vatican City
  10. Q: What is the capital of Japan? โ†’ A: Tokyo

๐Ÿ Category 4: Cricket Knowledge (10 Questions)

  1. Q: How many players are in a cricket team? โ†’ A: 11
  2. Q: Who has scored the most international centuries in cricket? โ†’ A: Sachin Tendulkar (100 centuries)
  3. Q: How many balls are there in a cricket over? โ†’ A: 6
  4. Q: What does LBW stand for? โ†’ A: Leg Before Wicket
  5. Q: Which country did India beat in the first Cricket World Cup final (1983)? โ†’ A: West Indies
  6. Q: Who captained India to win the 2011 Cricket World Cup? โ†’ A: MS Dhoni
  7. Q: How many stumps are in a cricket wicket? โ†’ A: 3
  8. Q: What is a "duck" in cricket? โ†’ A: Scoring 0 runs
  9. Q: Which format of cricket has 20 overs per side? โ†’ A: T20
  10. Q: Who is known as the "God of Cricket"? โ†’ A: Sachin Tendulkar

๐Ÿ”ข Category 5: Mathematics (10 Questions)

  1. Q: What is 7 ร— 8? โ†’ A: 56
  2. Q: What is 15% of 200? โ†’ A: 30
  3. Q: What is the square root of 144? โ†’ A: 12
  4. Q: What is the value of ฯ€ (pi) approximately? โ†’ A: 3.14
  5. Q: What is 1000 รท 25? โ†’ A: 40
  6. Q: How many sides does a hexagon have? โ†’ A: 6
  7. Q: What is 3/4 as a percentage? โ†’ A: 75%
  8. Q: What is the next prime number after 13? โ†’ A: 17
  9. Q: What is 12ยฒ (12 squared)? โ†’ A: 144
  10. Q: If a train travels at 60 km/h for 2.5 hours, how far does it go? โ†’ A: 150 km

๐Ÿ’ก Tips for Scoring a "Brain Century"

  • Speed matters: The faster you answer correctly, the more runs you score. Practise until answers are automatic.
  • Use process of elimination: Even if you're unsure, cross out obviously wrong answers first.
  • Don't panic on wrong answers: Losing a wicket isn't the end. Each question is a new ball.
  • Mix up your practice: Don't just study one category - the hardest levels mix all categories together.
  • Play with family: Take turns on the same device and challenge each other's scores!