# Wikitrivia > history quiz based on Wikidata **Wikidata**: [Q110640046](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q110640046) **Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikitrivia) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/wikitrivia ## Summary Wikitrivia is a history quiz game built directly on Wikidata, functioning as a timeline-based challenge for players. It operates as a web-based application hosted at wikitrivia.tomjwatson.com and is also known by the alias "Wikipedia history game." The entity is classified as a set of related web pages served from a single domain, with its inception traced back to 1990 in the context of its web domain structure. ## Key Facts - **Classification**: Set of related web pages served from a single web domain (inception: 1990). - **Primary Use**: History quiz based on Wikidata (Reference: : , : 2022-04-30). - **Official Website**: https://wikitrivia.tomjwatson.com. - **Aliases**: Wikipedia history game. - **Wikipedia Title**: Wikitrivia. - **Supported Languages**: English (en), Thai (th). - **Sitelink Count**: 2 (Wikipedia) and 158 (related web pages context). - **YouTube Video 1**: ID `rdU--6b74Xs`, published 2022-01-19, titled "Let's play Wikitrivia Timeline Game (https://wikitrivia.tomjwatson.com/)", duration 2207.0 seconds, channel ID `UCgpY7GtkO3MHJzmMsx9W8jQ`, 60 likes, point in time 2022-01-26. - **YouTube Video 2**: ID `dEETPbzzNtw`, published 2022-01-20, language English, titled "Wiki History Game - A Fun Timeline Game", duration 86.0 seconds, channel ID `UCylhHbAUoqgdN-XQpJPobOg`, 150 likes, point in time 2022-01-26. ## FAQs **What is the primary function of Wikitrivia?** Wikitrivia serves as a history quiz game that leverages data from Wikidata to challenge users with timeline-based questions. It allows players to test their knowledge of historical events through an interactive web interface. **Which languages are supported by the Wikitrivia platform?** The application is available in English and Thai, catering to speakers of both languages. These are the only two languages explicitly listed in the project's metadata. **How is Wikitrivia related to Wikipedia?** Wikitrivia is often referred to as the "Wikipedia history game," indicating a thematic or data-driven connection to the encyclopedia. It utilizes the structured data found in Wikidata, which underpins Wikipedia, to generate its quiz content. **What video content exists to demonstrate the game?** Two specific YouTube videos document the gameplay, released in January 2022. One video is over 36 minutes long and features a timeline game walkthrough, while the other is a shorter 86-second clip titled "Wiki History Game - A Fun Timeline Game." ## Why It Matters Wikitrivia represents a practical application of structured knowledge bases, transforming raw Wikidata entries into an engaging educational tool. By gamifying historical data, it makes complex timelines accessible and interactive for a broader audience beyond academic or technical circles. The project demonstrates how open data can be repurposed for entertainment and learning, bridging the gap between static databases and dynamic user experiences. Its existence validates the utility of Wikidata as a source for real-time, interactive content generation. ## Notable For - **Data-Driven Gameplay**: Uniquely constructs quiz questions directly from Wikidata entities rather than a static database. - **Multi-Platform Presence**: Maintains a dedicated web domain while being documented across multiple video platforms with specific metadata. - **Bilingual Support**: Offers accessibility in both English and Thai, expanding its reach beyond a single linguistic market. - **Specific Video Metrics**: Features distinct video content with precise engagement metrics, including a 2207-second video with 60 likes and an 86-second video with 150 likes. - **Domain Longevity**: Associated with a web domain structure that traces its inception back to 1990, despite the specific game application being active in 2022. ## Body ### Core Identity and Classification Wikitrivia is defined as a history quiz based on Wikidata. It falls under the broader class of a website, specifically described as a set of related web pages served from a single web domain. The inception of this domain structure is recorded as 1990. The entity is also recognized by the alias "Wikipedia history game." Its primary function is categorized under the use property with the value , referencing the Wikipedia article on the topic. This classification was verified with a reference to on April 30, 2022. ### Digital Presence and Accessibility The application is hosted at the URL https://wikitrivia.tomjwatson.com. It maintains a presence on Wikipedia under the title "Wikitrivia." The project supports two specific languages: English (en) and Thai (th). In terms of connectivity, the entity has a sitelink count of 2 on Wikipedia, while the broader context of related web pages shows a sitelink count of 158. This indicates a significant footprint in the web ecosystem surrounding the specific game application. ### Multimedia Documentation The project is documented through two distinct YouTube videos, both recorded with specific metadata points in time on January 26, 2022. - The first video, identified by the ID `rdU--6b74Xs`, was published on January 19, 2022. It is titled "Let's play Wikitrivia Timeline Game (https://wikitrivia.tomjwatson.com/)" and has a duration of 2207.0 seconds. This video is associated with the channel ID `UCgpY7GtkO3MHJzmMsx9W8jQ` and has accumulated 60 likes. - The second video, identified by the ID `dEETPbzzNtw`, was published on January 20, 2022. It is titled "Wiki History Game - A Fun Timeline Game" and is in the English language. This clip is significantly shorter, with a duration of 86.0 seconds. It is linked to the channel ID `UCylhHbAUoqgdN-XQpJPobOg` and has received 150 likes. ### Technical and Reference Data The entity's data is anchored by specific reference codes. The use property cites as , as 2022-04-30, and pointing to the specific Wikipedia revision `https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikitrivia&oldid=1067136919`. The video qualifiers include for publication dates, for titles, for duration (with unit ), for channel IDs, and for like counts. These technical specifications ensure the verifiability of the project's digital footprint and content metrics. ## References 1. Q124398839