FIFA World Cup 2026 Trivia
Easy, playful multiple-choice quiz for kids and young fans about key ideas and fun facts around the FIFA World Cup 2026.
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Question 1: Which three countries are co-hosting the FIFA World Cup 2026?
Brazil, Argentina, Chile
England, Scotland, Wales
United States, Canada, Mexico
Spain, Portugal, France
Question 2: How many teams are playing in the 2026 World Cup? (Hint: It's more than ever before!)
32 teams
24 teams
48 teams
72 teams
Question 3: How does a larger 48-team World Cup help young footballing countries?
It makes qualification impossible
It gives more nations valuable experience on the big stage
It reduces chances for underdog stories
It stops youth development programs
Question 4: Where will the huge Final match — the game that decides the champion — be played?
Toronto, Canada
New York New Jersey
Mexico City
Miami, Florida
Question 5: Which country is making history by hosting the World Cup for the third time?
Brazil
Mexico
USA
Canada
Question 6: What is the name of the shiny gold trophy that the winning team gets to hold?
The Fifa World Cup Trophy
The Super Bowl Trophy
The Stanley Cup
Olympic Gold Medal
Question 7: Which role helps enforce rules and keep games fair at the World Cup?
Stadium announcer
Referee
Goalkeeper coach
Team mascot
Question 8: Because there are 48 teams, there will be more games to watch than ever! How many total matches will be played?
64 matches
200 matches
50 matches
104 matches
Question 9: How many total cities are hosting matches across the three countries?
3 cities
50 cities
5 cities
16 cities
Question 10: What happens if a game is tied during the knockout rounds (the playoffs) after the regular time is over?
The game is replayed next day
They play extra time and then penalty shootout
The team goes home and nobody wins
They choose the winner with a 'rock, paper, scissors'