Where Can I Take A Free Outlander Quiz With Results?

If you just want a quick, reliable place to take a free 'Outlander' quiz and get immediate results, here’s a short list from my own experience: BuzzFeed and Playbuzz for personality/which-character-are-you style quizzes; Sporcle and JetPunk for timed, leaderboard-type challenges; FunTrivia and Goodreads for long, fandom-deep quizzes; and ProProfs or QuizzClub for mixed question sets. Starz has hosted official quizzes from time to time, and fan communities on Reddit and Facebook often post printable challenge quizzes or links to interactive ones.

I usually use BuzzFeed when I want a laugh and Sporcle when I want to test my memory of episodes; FunTrivia is my go-to when I want a thorough, book-knowledge workout. Most sites display immediate results and often show which questions you missed, so they double as study guides if you’re prepping to geek out with other fans. Personally, I like sharing screenshots of my results in fan groups — it’s a fun way to compare who’s more of a Claire or a Jamie — and it’s satisfying to beat a tough JetPunk list once in a while.

If you want a free 'Outlander' quiz with instant results, there are actually a bunch of places I’ve poked around that give you quick feedback — and some of them are actually pretty fun. BuzzFeed and Playbuzz are the ones I tend to stumble into first; they usually have personality-style quizzes (you get matched to Claire, Jamie, or someone more obscure) and they show results right away with playful descriptions and share buttons. For a more hardcore, fact-check style challenge, I like Sporcle and JetPunk: those are timed, often community-made quizzes that test plot points, character names, and episode details. FunTrivia has long, detailed quizzes contributed by fans, and they’ll often tell you what you missed and where — so expect spoilers if you dive into the tougher ones.

If you want something more book-focused, Goodreads hosts reader-created quizzes about the Diana Gabaldon novels, and some ProProfs or QuizzClub quizzes are explicitly labeled as book or TV quizzes for 'Outlander'. Starz, the network behind the TV show, has hosted quizzes on their site in the past that are tidy and official-feeling, though availability can vary. Reddit’s r/Outlander and Facebook fan groups are also surprisingly useful: people post challenge quizzes, and you can always see annotated results and discussions, which turns the quiz into a little mini-community event. One handy tip: check the quiz description before you begin — it’ll usually indicate whether it’s spoiler-heavy, whether it leans on the books or the TV series, and how many questions to expect.

For my part, I’ve taken the range of these — from lighthearted personality matches on BuzzFeed to the nitpicky, memorization-heavy JetPunk lists — and I prefer to screenshot results if I want to save them, because some sites don’t keep a history unless you register. If you’re trying to impress other fans, pick a long FunTrivia or ProProfs test and try to finish with a high score, then share a screenshot in a fan group; it’s a cute little flex. And if you’re feeling creative, make your own quiz with Google Forms or ProProfs and challenge friends — seeing someone get ‘Jamie’ when you’d swear they’re a clear ‘Murtagh’ is oddly satisfying. Anyway, pick a site that matches how seriously you want to be tested and have fun reliving scenes from 'Outlander' — I always end up rereading a favorite chapter after taking a quiz.