In today’s world, we are bombarded by a bunch of information and news all the time, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that what we consume is of quality, nor that we can remember it all.

So, in this article, we are going to be discussing some trivia apps you can download and use, so you can keep on track with what you know, and perhaps, learn even more.

Jeopardy! brings the popular game show to your mobile device, offering you the choice between playing by yourself offline or competing against other people online.

In this version of Jeopardy, the questions are replaced with multiple-choice responses, allowing you to collect power-ups that can assist you with some of the trickier problems.

Some power-ups give you extra time to respond, while others eliminate a bad answer.

With questions from diverse categories, you probably won’t see too many repeats, and a globe tour component lets you compete in varied contexts.

Jeopardy features live events and leaderboards in addition to head-to-head play against new or familiar opponents to keep the competition interesting.

Not just Jeopardy! is receiving a mobile facelift; other TV game shows are as well. Who wants to be q Millionaire has expanded to touch screen devices as well, where it challenges participants with a series of trivia questions.

Additionally, popular lifelines like 50:50, Ask The Audience and Ask An Expert have returned.

Instead of playing for real money, you compete for points and leaderboard positions.

This way, you can increase your bankroll and purchase mystery boxes by making in-app purchases. The Millionaire experience, however, has been reduced to a smartphone screen.

Do you consider yourself a movie expert?

In PopcornTrivia, you may demonstrate it to the public as well as to yourself. Answers to the trivia questions in the free-to-play game win you popcorn, which you can use to decorate your avatar.

You can also purchase premium question packs for well-known TV shows.

Leaderboards, a stat tracker, and single-player and multiplayer modes are all included in PopcornTrivia.

The number of hours of productivity Sporcle, which began as a trivia website back in 2007, has sucked away is impossible to determine.

While the web version is still active, there is also a mobile app that recreates the addictive pop quizzes that Sporcle frequently offers.

Thousands of quizzes on Sporcle cover a wide range of subjects, including history, entertainment, science, and literature.

In each quiz, participants must list every answer that could possibly be appropriate.

 The Sporcle app, like the website, is updated frequently with new quizzes, and users may register for a Sporcle account to rate, comment, and create their own quizzes.

What is the collective noun for zebras? Mumpsimus: What in the world is that? In order to trick your friends and gain points, Psych! needs you to come up with the craziest but most believable responses to these questions.

 Although the game is free, there are in-app charges for removing adverts and gaining access to additional question packs.

Each participant discreetly provides a ridiculous but believable response, and once collected, the submissions (along with the right response) are displayed on the screen of your phone.

Players then try to determine which answer is correct. You receive points for both submitting something that is chosen and for correctly guessing the solution.