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Emoji quiz — Internet & memes The “Emoji” quiz — Internet & memes. It has 25 questions in five categories: Emoji Origins, Under the Hood, Official Names, Flags & Tones, Unicode Rules. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Emoji Origins 100 In the Japanese word “emoji,” what does the element “e” mean?
200 Which Japanese telecom released a 176-emoji mobile set in 1999?
300 Who designed the famous…
In the game400 Which Japanese comic-art form…
In the game500 Which New York museum…
In the gameUnder the Hood 100 Which 2010 version added the main set derived from Japanese carrier emoji?
200 Which invisible character lets multiple emoji render as one glyph on supported platforms?
300 What code requests emoji-style…
In the game400 Which 2015 release introduced…
In the game500 Which Unicode project supplies…
In the gameOfficial Names 100 What is the official short name of 🙄?
200 What is the official short name of 🙃?
300 What is the official…
In the game400 What is the official…
In the game500 What is the official…
In the gameFlags & Tones 100 Most region flags are built from pairs of which 26 letter-like Unicode symbols?
200 Which scale underlies the five emoji skin-tone modifiers?
300 Which base emoji begins…
In the game400 Which three UK countries…
In the game500 Which standard supplies subdivision…
In the gameUnicode Rules 100 Which organization maintains the emoji standard and accepts proposals for new emoji?
200 Do online petitions count as acceptable evidence in a formal emoji proposal?
300 What graphical company identifier…
In the game400 Which criterion is backed…
In the game500 Unicode encodes emoji mainly…
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