Which underwater mob can be used as a source of air?
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Pufferfish
91 public questions with answers, drawn from the well. How many can you answer?
Put your Minecraft knowledge to the test with 91 video game trivia questions covering resources, mobs, crafting, dimensions, enchantments and survival mechanics. The set focuses heavily on the block-building world's most recognizable systems, from mining diamonds and breeding villagers to creating Nether portals and facing Wither Skeletons.
Questions also ask about practical gameplay details, such as the food that heals a horse and the underwater mob that provides a temporary source of air. This trivia suits Minecraft players, gaming communities, classroom activity breaks and game-night teams. Some questions reward newcomers who know the basics, while others distinguish regular players who remember exact materials, enchantment limits, rare ores and dimension-specific enemies.
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Pufferfish
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Iron or higher
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Bread
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Lapis Lazuli
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Flint and Steel
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The Nether
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Golden Apple
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Wolf
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Jungle
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To survive and thrive
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Ender Dragon
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Lapis Lazuli
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Oak, Spruce, Birch
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Creeper
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The End
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Overworld
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2011
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Markus Persson
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Nothing (they don't eat cake)
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Spellcaster
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Botanist
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Detective
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Emit Relevart
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Completing quests and stories
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Moonlight Falls
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The Sims 4: Seasons
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Willow Creek
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Gives 50,000 Simoleons
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The Sims: Unleashed
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Child
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Grim Reaper
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Love, Deviance, Fortune, Knowledge
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Simoleons
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Will Wright
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2000
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Gill
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Batman
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Kyrie Irving
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Tom Brady
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Cristiano Ronaldo
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Aaron Judge
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Cristiano Ronaldo
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Strong video game trivia questions ask about characters, worlds, items, mechanics, enemies, platforms and memorable game history. For Minecraft, useful examples include identifying the material needed for a Nether portal, the ore used for diamonds and the item that breeds villagers.
Minecraft trivia can range from easy to highly specific. New players may know common blocks, mobs and crafting recipes, while experienced players are more likely to recall enchantment caps, dimension rules, breeding items and unusual survival mechanics.
A diamond ore block must be mined with an iron, diamond or netherite pickaxe to drop diamonds. A stone, wooden or gold pickaxe can break the block but will not yield the ore's diamonds. Players commonly use an iron pickaxe because it is cheaper to craft than diamond or netherite equipment.
Villagers can be bred when they are willing and have access to suitable beds. Players can make them willing by giving them food, especially bread, carrots, potatoes or beetroot. Bread is a common choice because it is easy to craft from wheat and can be handed directly to villagers.
A Nether portal is built from obsidian, usually in a rectangular frame, and activated with flint and steel. The frame's corners may be omitted, but the portal needs the correct interior opening and enough obsidian to form the structure. Once lit, it creates a gateway between the Overworld and Nether.