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Sergey Karjakin Quiz
Checkmate Challenge: Test Your Knowledge on Chess Grandmaster Sergey Karjakin
Updated: Feb 24, 2024
Dive into the fascinating world of chess with this quiz about Sergey Karjakin - the Russian wunderkind who became the youngest Grandmaster in history. Test your knowledge now!
From the obvious to the obscure, this quiz covers it all! With 30 questions on Sergey Karjakin, it's the perfect way to test your Sergey Karjakin knowledge. Think you have what it takes to score 100%? So what are you waiting for?
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1990
1991
1988
1989
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Belarus
Russia
Georgia
Ukraine
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Oldest World Champion
Most Tournaments Won
Highest Rating In History
World's Youngest Chess Master
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10
12
14
12 Years And 7 Months
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1999
2001
1998
2000
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World U12 Chess Champion
World U10 Chess Champion
European U10 Chess Champion
European U12 Chess Champion
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At Age 13
At Age 10
At Age 12
At Age 11
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Russia
Belarus
Georgia
Ukraine
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After Winning The 2009 Corus Chess Tournament
Before The 2004 Chess Olympiad
Before Winning The 2009 Corus Chess Tournament
After The 2004 Chess Olympiad
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2010
2014
2008
2012
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2013 And 2019
2011 And 2012
2013 And 2014
2012 And 2013
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World Blitz Chess Championship
Ukraine Chess Championship
World Rapid Chess Championship
European Chess Championship
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2013 And 2014
2014 And 2015
2011 And 2012
2012 And 2013
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First
Third
Second
Fourth
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He Won The European Chess Championship 2015
He Won The Russia Chess Championship 2015
He Won The Chess World Cup 2015
He Won The World Blitz Chess Championship 2016
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Viswanathan Anand
Vladimir Kramnik
Levon Aronian
Magnus Carlsen
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He Lost After Drawing 6–6 In The Classical Games And Losing The Rapid Tiebreaks
The Match Was Abandoned
He Lost Outright Without Tiebreaks
He Won
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World Rapid Chess Champion
World Blitz Chess Champion
European Blitz Chess Champion
World Bullet Chess Champion
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Third
First
Fourth
Second
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By Winning Chess World Cup 2022
By Finishing Second In The Chess World Cup 2021
By President's Wildcard
By Qualifying Through FIDE Grand Prix
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For Transferring To Russia
For Poor Conduct In A Tournament
For Public Approval Of The Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
For Cheating
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Participate In Events Where He Is Barred From Playing Under The Russian Flag
Play Chess
Represent Russia
Apply For A FIDE Rating
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Five Times
Six Times
Three Times
Four Times
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The Ukraine Chess Federation
The European Chess Union
The Russian Chess Federation
FIDE
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Classic Chess
Blitz Chess
Rapid Chess
Bullet Chess
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Candidate Master
International Master
Fide Master
Grandmaster
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Country He Was Born In, Ukraine
Belarus
Latvia
Russia
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2009
2009, After The Corus Chess Tournament
2007
2008
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Magnus Carlsen
Viswanathan Anand
Hikaru Nakamura
Vladimir Kramnik
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He Did Not Participate Due To A Ban
He Placed Third
He Withdrew Halfway Through
He Won
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