✍ Blockchain Knowledge Quiz
Test what you’ve learned about blockchain! This quiz covers topics from
all sections of the site. No peeking! 😉
Note: This is an HTML-only quiz using form elements. Answers are revealed
in the answer key at the bottom of the page!
🔑 Answer Key
Scroll down only after you’ve completed the quiz!
⚠ SPOILER WARNING – ANSWERS BELOW!
Click to reveal Section 1 answers (Multiple Choice)
- Q1: b) Satoshi Nakamoto — See History page
- Q2: c) 2009 — See History page
- Q3: b) 21 million — See Cryptocurrencies page
- Q4: b) Proof of Stake — See How It Works page
- Q5: c) SHA-256 — See How It Works page
- Q6: b) Two pizzas — See History page
- Q7: c) El Salvador — See Gallery page
Click to reveal Section 2 answers (True or False)
- Q8: False — Blockchain is immutable. Learn more
- Q9: False — Private keys must be kept secret! Your public key is for receiving. Learn more
- Q10: True — Ethereum was designed for smart contracts. Learn more
- Q11: False — The halving occurs approximately every 4 years. Learn more
- Q12: True — Hot wallets are internet-connected. Learn more
- Q13: False — Stablecoins are designed to maintain a stable value. Learn more
Click to reveal Section 3 answers (Short Answer)
- Q14: The Genesis Block (also called Block 0)
- Q15: Non-Fungible Token
- Q16: A Satoshi (0.00000001 BTC)
- Q17: Any of: Deterministic, one-way, fast to compute, avalanche effect, collision resistant
- Q18: A seed phrase is used to recover/restore a cryptocurrency wallet if you lose access to it
Click to reveal Section 4 answers (Matching)
- Q19: Bitcoin → b) First cryptocurrency / digital gold
- Q20: Ethereum → a) Smart contract platform
- Q21: XRP → c) Cross-border payments
- Q22: Chainlink → d) Oracle network
Click to reveal Section 5 answers (Select All)
- Q23: Correct: a) Decentralized, c) Immutable, d) Transparent, f) Peer-to-Peer
- Q24: Correct: a) Hardware, b) Paper, d) Mobile, e) Desktop
- Q25: Correct: a) Proof of Work, b) Proof of Stake, d) Delegated PoS, e) Proof of Authority
Click to reveal Section 6 guidance (Long Answer)
Q26 should mention:
- Changing data changes the block’s hash
- The next block stores the original hash → mismatch
- All subsequent blocks become invalid
- Network rejects the tampered chain
Q27 should compare:
- PoW uses computing power; PoS uses staked coins
- PoW is energy-intensive; PoS is energy-efficient
- PoW is more tested/proven; PoS is newer but growing
- Personal opinion is acceptable if well-reasoned
Q28 should explain:
- If an exchange holds your keys, they control your crypto
- If the exchange gets hacked or goes bankrupt, you could lose everything
- True ownership means holding your own private keys
📊 Scoring Guide
| Score Range |
Rating |
Message |
| 25–28 correct |
🏆 Blockchain Expert! |
Amazing! You really know your stuff! |
| 20–24 correct |
⭐ Great Job! |
Solid understanding. Review a few topics and you’ll be an expert! |
| 15–19 correct |
👍 Good Effort! |
You’re getting there! Re-read the highlighted pages. |
| 10–14 correct |
📚 Keep Learning! |
Go through the site again, paying close attention to details. |
| Below 10 |
🔍 Start From the Top! |
No worries! Start with the Home page and work through each section. |
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