TWICE Quiz: Guess the Song & Test Your Trivia
TWICE title tracks are engineered around one catchphrase hook and a matching move, so a TWICE quiz starts easy. Guess the TWICE song the instant the drop lands on 'Cheer Up', 'TT', 'Likey', 'Signal' and 'What Is Love?', then test your trivia on the retro-synth turn of 'Fancy', 'Feel Special', 'MORE & MORE' and 'I Can't Stop Me'. See how well you really know TWICE when the round reaches the B-sides ONCE treasure, from 'Eyes Wide Open' to 'Formula of Love', the cuts that never chased the charts.
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Name as many tracks as you can from short audio clips. The faster you answer, the more you score.
10 questions4 answers each
Guess the TWICE Song
Their title tracks are built to be caught fast, from the 'Cheer Up' breakdown to the 'TT' chorus and the 'Likey' hook. See how quickly your ear names the song the moment the hook drops.
Cheer Up
TT
Likey
Fancy
What Is Love?
Feel Special
MORE & MORE
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TWICE Trivia: Facts Even ONCE Forget
A 2015 survival show that narrowed trainees to the final nine, a 'TT' hand sign that went viral, and a first fully English single that reached the Hot 100. The questions here circle the group's milestones and inside lore.
How Well Do You Know TWICE's Catalog?
Their songs move from shout-along title tracks to a moodier retro-synth turn, the B-sides ONCE treasure, and the English and solo side projects. Start with the hooks and see which tier trips you up.
The shout-along title tracks
This is where casual fans score. 'Cheer Up', 'TT', 'Likey', 'Signal' and 'What Is Love?' are built around one catchphrase hook each, and most players name them the instant the drop lands. They are the easy points at the start of any TWICE quiz.
The mid-tempo turn
This is where it gets tricky. As the group matured they traded candy-bright pop for a sleeker, retro-synth sound on 'Fancy', 'Feel Special', 'MORE & MORE' and 'I Can't Stop Me'. The trap is a later title track you half-remember but cannot name from a short clip.
The B-sides ONCE treasure
The fandom scores its points here. Beyond the singles, ONCE know the album tracks from records like Eyes Wide Open and Formula of Love, the cuts that never chased the charts. A thorough TWICE quiz reaches for these, where longtime fans pull well ahead.
The English crossover and side projects
The curveballs sit at the edges of the catalog. 'The Feels', their first fully English single, reached the Billboard Hot 100, while solo and sub-unit work like Nayeon's 'POP!' and the MISAMO unit widened the group's reach. Recognizing these is where the deepest fans separate from the pack.
TWICE Quiz FAQ
How well do you know TWICE?
Play a TWICE quiz on Songtrivia and find out. Guess the song from a short clip and answer trivia across their Korean and Japanese singles. Score 8 out of 10 and you are a real ONCE; a perfect 10 that catches the B-sides is rare.
Which TWICE songs are in the quiz?
Expect the shout-along title tracks everyone knows, 'Cheer Up', 'TT', 'Likey' and 'Fancy', plus deeper singles like 'Feel Special' and 'MORE & MORE' that separate the superfans.
How hard is the TWICE quiz?
The big hooks are quick points, but the catalog shifts from candy-bright singles to a moodier, retro-synth sound, so the trap is a later title track you half-remember. That range is what makes it fun.
Can you score 10 out of 10 on TWICE?
Only if you know the album tracks, not just the singles. Naming a B-side or a Japanese single from a short clip is what turns a good score into a perfect one.
Is the TWICE quiz free?
Yes. Every TWICE quiz is free to play, with no signup and no download needed. Just pick one and play.
Who is in TWICE and how did the group form?
TWICE has nine members: Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu. JYP Entertainment formed the group on the 2015 survival show Sixteen and debuted them that October.
📚 Sources & methodology
Sources consulted
Wikipedia · AllMusic · Pitchfork · Billboard · Songtrivia editorial team.
Our methodology
Each topic is curated by a Quiz Master with category expertise. Selection crosses cultural impact, chart performance, recognition potential and era variety.
