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TechRadar Publishes 30-Question Lord of the Rings Quiz

TechRadar has published a 30-question Lord of the Rings quiz covering the franchise and its many adaptations.

AI News Feed · 2026-09-20 19:43

TechRadar said the quiz does not ask about deeper story lore. Participants do not need to know about the comings and goings in Rhun, what Beregond does, or what Ancalagon the Black did. The questions instead cover the franchise itself, including the books and all media based on them.

The franchise began with its first-published story in the 1930s and has become a giant in pop culture, TechRadar said. It has expanded into video games, TV shows, board games, radio plays and one of the most famous movie trilogies ever made. TechRadar said The Lord of the Rings is something any fantasy fan should know about.

The quiz begins with the easy round, which TechRadar said is designed to check whether a participant might be better suited to its Harry Potter quiz. It then moves through medium questions and into the harder set. TechRadar invited readers to dive in and see how much they know about The Lord of the Rings.

TechRadar also told readers who need to brush up on their Middle-earth knowledge that a linked item might help. The article did not describe the contents of that link in the text.

The piece was written by Tom Bedford. TechRadar described him as a freelance contributor covering technology, entertainment and gaming. It said he has bylines on sites including GamesRadar, Digital Trends, Android Police, TechAdvisor, WhattoWatch and BGR. From 2019 to 2022, he was on the TechRadar team as a staff writer and then deputy editor for the mobile team.

TechRadar encouraged readers to follow it on Google News and add it as a preferred source to receive expert news, reviews and opinion in their feeds. It also promoted a sign-up for breaking news, reviews, opinion, top tech deals and more. The article stated that readers must confirm their public display name before commenting, and instructed them to log out and log in again to be prompted to enter that display name.