Taylor Swift Song Quiz

How well do you know Taylor Swift’s songs? This quiz covers her albums, eras and biggest singles, with answers below each question. When you are done, test your ears in our free Taylor Swift song quiz, where you name her songs from a 0.1 second clip.

This is an independent fan quiz and is not affiliated with Taylor Swift or her labels.

Her Albums in Order

Knowing the order helps with year questions.

1. Taylor Swift (2006)
2. Fearless (2008)
3. Speak Now (2010)
4. Red (2012)
5. 1989 (2014)
6. Reputation (2017)
7. Lover (2019)
8. Folklore (2020)
9. Evermore (2020)
10. Midnights (2022)
11. The Tortured Poets Department (2024)

Her re-recorded “Taylor’s Version” albums began with Fearless (Taylor’s Version) in 2021.

Easy Questions

1. Which album includes “Shake It Off”? 1989.
2. Which album includes “Love Story”? Fearless.
3. Which 2022 album includes “Anti-Hero”? Midnights.
4. What genre did Taylor Swift start her career in? Country.
5. Which album is named after the year she was born? 1989.
6. Which album includes “Cruel Summer”? Lover.

Medium Questions

1. Which two albums did she release as surprises in 2020? Folklore and Evermore.
2. Which album won her first Grammy for Album of the Year? Fearless.
3. What was the first re-recorded album she released? Fearless (Taylor’s Version).
4. Which song got a famous 10-minute version on Red (Taylor’s Version)? “All Too Well”.
5. What is the name of her record-breaking tour that began in 2023? The Eras Tour.
6. Which album includes “Look What You Made Me Do”? Reputation.

Hard Questions

1. Which album includes “Mine” as its lead single? Speak Now.
2. Which album includes “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together”? Red.
3. Which album includes “Willow”? Evermore.
4. Which album includes “Cardigan”? Folklore.
5. Which album includes “Our Song”? Taylor Swift (her debut).
6. Which album includes “ME!”? Lover.

The Eras, Explained

• Country era: her debut and Fearless, full of storytelling and acoustic guitars.
• Crossover era: Speak Now and Red mix country with pop and rock.
• Pop era: 1989 and Reputation bring big synths and dark electronic sounds.
• Lover era: bright, romantic pop.
• Folk era: Folklore and Evermore, soft and acoustic.
• Midnights era and beyond: moody synth-pop and confessional writing.

Each era has a sound, and that sound is the best clue in a short clip.

Tips for the Audio Quiz

• Banjo or fiddle? Think of the country albums.
• Big synths and drum machines? Think 1989, Reputation or Midnights.
• Soft piano and strings? Think Folklore or Evermore.
• Taylor’s Version tracks use the same titles plus “(Taylor’s Version)”.
• Album openers often have the most famous first notes.

Party Ideas for Swifties

• Era rounds: play songs from one era at a time and race to name them.
• Friendship bracelet prizes: give one to the winner of each round.
• Lyric round: read a short line and ask for the song.
• Audio duel: share a challenge link from the audio quiz and compare times.

Bonus Round: Name the Era From the Song

1. “Teardrops on My Guitar”? Country era (debut album).
2. “Blank Space”? Pop era (1989).
3. “Exile” with Bon Iver? Folk era (Folklore).
4. “Lavender Haze”? Midnights era.
5. “Back to December”? Speak Now.
6. “I Knew You Were Trouble”? Red.
7. “Delicate”? Reputation.
8. “Lover”? Lover era.

Fun Facts for Quiz Hosts

• Her debut single was “Tim McGraw”, released in 2006.
• She wrote every song on Speak Now by herself.
• The re-recordings were made so she could own new masters of her early music.
• The Eras Tour became the highest-grossing concert tour of all time.
• Midnights tells the story of thirteen sleepless nights across her life.

Scoring Your Quiz

• Easy questions: 1 point.
• Medium questions: 2 points.
• Hard questions: 3 points.
• 30 or more: true Swiftie. 20 to 29: big fan. Under 20: time for a listening session.

Make Your Own Swiftie Quiz

• Pick one album per round and ask for track numbers or featured artists.
• Use the bridge. Many fans know her bridges better than her choruses, so a bridge lyric round is a great test.
• Add a vault round with songs released “From the Vault” on the re-recorded albums.
• Finish with audio. Five songs in the audio quiz settle any tie.

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