U.S. Presidents by Picture

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Level 44

Apr 6, 2011

funny how people know what obama looks like more than washington

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Level 83

Jan 23, 2013

funny anyone would think that was funny

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Level 22

Oct 7, 2021

The real idoit was the person who forgot Joe Biden. I realized I spelled it wrong.

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Level 37

Nov 14, 2021

yeah actually makes sense

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Level 76

Feb 17, 2014

Many of those presidents wear wigs, like Washington, but Obama is the only black man. And he's in office right now.

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Level 59

Jun 8, 2014

Washington never wore a wig.

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Level 77

Oct 21, 2015

True, but he powdered his hair.

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Level 87

Feb 17, 2017

Also, only four Presidents wore wigs: Adams, Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe.

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Level 76

May 5, 2018

Four years later, and I wouldn't make the same mistake again. Thank you Hdny42, ander217, Jacktheguy, and Jetpunk.

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Level 71

Oct 7, 2021

@Jacktheguy - and Trump.

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Level 60

Oct 11, 2021

Our first black and also our 44th white president.

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Level 46

Jan 8, 2022

Not anymore, reading this in 2022.

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Level 72

Feb 18, 2014

I feel like a good part of that is just that people don't make it down to Washington.

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Level 65

Feb 20, 2014

It is understandable that most people know Obama's face since he is the current president. What's sad is how many people don't recognize Washington, or Lincoln and Roosevelt for that matter.

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Level 50

Mar 31, 2014

Funny that 5% couldn't identify Obama. I wonder how many are Americans.

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Level 65

Jul 9, 2016

Why is that funny? Certainly well expected to me.

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Level 23

Feb 16, 2020

It is probably because of people from outside the use ( we don't learn presidents) and Obama was in the news all the time so yeah

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Level 48

Oct 11, 2011

@dombski You just cracked me up.

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Level 43

Feb 25, 2012

Why do Garfield, Harrison and Hayes all have the same haircut w/ beard? 42/43

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Level 83

Sep 14, 2013

Fashion. Why does every Republican in Congress today have the same haircut, clean shaven face, and wear a tie?

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Level 65

Feb 20, 2014

Really? EVERY republican in congress fits that description?

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Level 83

Jul 9, 2016

Not including the small handful of women, pretty close to all, yes. I'm also not counting parting your hair on different sides or being bald as a "different haircut." I scrolled quickly through the portraits at congress.gov and only spotted two with facial hair. Of course it is fashion.

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Level 61

May 8, 2015

Adams, Van Buren and Washington all kind of look alike too.

Garfield and Hayes almost look like twins.

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Level 60

Oct 11, 2021

I can never tell Hayes and Garfield apart? Harrison's beard is much whiter than the others.

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Level 54

Aug 8, 2012

missed Pierce, Garfield and Hoover. How could I miss Hoover???

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Level 56

Jul 12, 2016

It's an "old" portrait of Hoover (he lived to be 90) looking much more like Eisenhower than he did when he was President.

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Level 87

Nov 14, 2016

Yeah Hoover looks like an old Eisenhower or Ford.

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Level 60

Oct 11, 2021

Pierce may have been the most handsome president.

And why does McKinley always look so severe?

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Level 52

Aug 22, 2012

9!

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Level 59

Sep 2, 2012

People are missing the point...more people don't necessarily know JFK than President Obama, or the current President over George Washington, but people do the test in the order in which it is presented...some may not get down to Washington unless they skip to him.

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Level 67

Jul 18, 2019

Dont think that is the point... people answers the ones they know and then skip to the next. Pick and choose in stead spending minutes on one you dont know without moving on..

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Level 20

Oct 13, 2012

23/43 not too shaby!!!

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Level 83

Jan 23, 2013

Not the most attractive bunch.

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Level 67

May 7, 2018

Grant was very handsome. There's also one photo of college-age Nixon that pops up a lot in which he looks like a Hollywood idol (and, more specifically, like John Dillinger). I don't know if it's just the best photo ever taken of him or if things really south in the looks department as he aged, but it's always amused me that he is so famously homely and cantankerous, and there's one photo out there of him looking like a coverboy.

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Level 43

Feb 17, 2013

got 100% with 7 seconds left... Arthur gave me problems and so did Fillmore.

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Level 85

Jan 20, 2021

Neither was ever elected president.

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Level 20

Feb 24, 2013

100% with 1:45 left. Booyah!

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Level 54

Jun 7, 2013

100% With 2:37 To Go. :)

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Level 90

Jun 7, 2013

I expected two pictures of Cleveland...

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Level 67

Jun 10, 2013

I was wondering the same thing..lol

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Level 69

Jul 31, 2013

Passed them all with ease, 2:49 left.

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Level 55

Jan 21, 2014

Got them all with over 3 minutes left. Would have been more but kept throwing typos trying to go too fast.

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Level 68

Feb 17, 2014

Is it just me or does Millard Fillmore look like Alec Baldwin, and Andrew Johnson like Tommy Lee Jones?

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Level 83

Feb 19, 2014

Johnson looks a lot like Tommy Lee Jones in that pic. To a lesser extent Calvin Coolidge looks like Crispin Glover. They should make an Avengers-style US presidents team-up movie so we can do the casting.

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Level 67

Jul 18, 2019

Johnson looks like william shatner to me:

Shatner

another Shatner picture

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Level 57

Jul 9, 2016

To me, Ford looks like Biff from the Back to the Future series.

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Level 83

Jul 9, 2016

Buchanan in this photo looks a bit like Tom Wilkinson.

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Level 85

Jan 22, 2021

Pierce looks like Gary Oldman as Zorg from 5th element

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Level 87

Jul 9, 2016

Lincoln kind of reminds me of Daniel Day-Lewis a little bit. Anyone else agree?

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Level 77

Jul 9, 2016

Amazing. Too bad Lincoln's not still around to star in a movie about the life of Daniel Day-Lewis.

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Level 56

Jul 12, 2016

My Presidential lookalike is a little obscure - James K Polk looks like Asylum Director Chilton from Silence of the Lambs (Anthony Heald).

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Level 83

Feb 17, 2017

What about David Paymer as Martin van Buren? He's a recognizable character actor but I doubt anyone knows his name. Took me 5 minutes to try and look it up myself.

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Level 79

Feb 17, 2014

A great quiz, which I have taken several times before. One small criticism, though; all of the portraits appear to have been made during or close to each president's term of office except for Hoover, which looks like a much later rendering. Perhaps a more contemporary likeness could be found? Thank you for your consideration.

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Level 21

Feb 18, 2014

I think it is kind of sad that Obama doesn't have 100%. I get that there are non americans on this site, but I would think that he is pretty globally recognized.

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Level 63

Feb 17, 2017

I think that when there's such an obvious answer to a quiz, it doesn't get 100% because I'm sure there are people who just click on a quiz then click away, or immediately click the "Give Up" button because they just want to know the answers. I'm pretty certain that everybody who has access to the Internet can recognize Barack Obama.

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Level 49

Feb 19, 2014

43/43

Sad if it is mostly Americans that only got half right as the average. Shows how little this country recalls its own history. We have the a crap load of information at our fingertips compared to other generations, and are more ignorant and clueless than any other, quite sad.

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Level 67

Feb 22, 2014

Firstly, we are not "more ignorant than any other" generation. That's ridiculous. Previous generations were so enlightened that they denied women, gay people, and minorities basic human rights. Secondly, why is it so damning if someone can't pick one bourgeois white guy apart from 40 others? I learned all about James Madison...the Federalist Papers, the Constitution, the War of 1812, etc., etc. Why does it matter that I missed his picture? It's really a trivial matter. Get over yourself.

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Level 36

Dec 21, 2014

Uh Lots of politicans today are trying to deny LGBT people, women, and minorities basic human rights. *Cough* Right-wing Republicans *Cough*

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Level 83

Jul 9, 2016

Trying, and failing. Marked change from the good ol' days.

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Level 49

Feb 20, 2017

Name one right all those people don't have, that I have...I'll wait.

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Level 67

Feb 24, 2017

The right not to be fired or denied housing for your sexuality, for one. So you can stop waiting. Good try though.

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Level 49

May 17, 2017

Show me one instance where it specifically said a person was either fired or denied housing. Where does it say it? If not, you can't prove it, therefore your argument is null & void. It's like playing the race card when you have zero evidence of racism...it's a good excuse for when things don't go your way.

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Level 67

Nov 10, 2017

So if the person firing someone or refusing to rent/sell to someone doesn't specifically say "I'm doing this because I'm racist against your kind," then it doesn't ever happen? I guess no one is ever murdered until their killer confesses, either.

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Level 67

May 5, 2018

@kenpo17 Attribution matters. Proving intent is fundamental to law.

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Level 67

May 7, 2018

@pmack, you're wrong. A good way to know someone's argument is terrible is when they need to set the parameters themselves: "If you can't name a specific instance of someone being denied a job for being gay, your argument is null and void." Says who? Says you? It is well-established that there are jurisdictions in which people can be denied housing and jobs based on their sexuality. Analogously, the speed limit in New York is 55 miles per hour. Whether I personally know anyone who got a speeding ticket in New York does not affect the law. Federal law (and many state laws) do not protect certain groups the same as they protect others. The extent of the damage and injustice coming from that is very much up for debate, but to deny it outright is silly. Gay marriage wasn't even legal in many states until the Supreme Court intervened. Before that happened, plenty of states had those discriminatory laws on the books. And they still have discriminatory laws regarding other subjects.

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Level 60

Oct 11, 2021

You make a fine argument, but you still have no examples.

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Level 83

Jul 9, 2016

Have to agree with jmellor. Where are you getting this from, other than nostalgia and the mythology of better days gone by? This generation of Americans are among the most informed, educated, enlightened people to ever walk the Earth. I know at least half of you reading this comment just bust out laughing... but it IS true. Sure there are ignorant Americans today, but they are no more ignorant and no greater in frequency than any place else in the world. Nor are they more ignorant/greater in number than at any point in history. Not everyone in the past was Thomas Jefferson.

Also, not being able to recognize a picture of McKinley doesn't exactly make you exceptionally ignorant.

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Level 77

Nov 8, 2016

Then again, a much smaller number of Americans today know how to saddle a horse, spin cloth, make soap, etc. Much of the knowledge of yesteryear was of a more practical nature. (Plus, they had a lot fewer presidents to remember!)

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Level 83

Feb 17, 2017

Name me one person from 1776 who knew how to program a VCR, drive a car, compute the mass of an object based on its energy and the speed of light, or knock over a building with an angry bird.

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Level 77

Feb 17, 2017

I wasn't disagreeing with your original statement, I was just saying that the knowledge of the "good 'ol days" was of a different kind.Their knowledge was more about providing food and shelter. They didn't have time to go beyond the basics of life.

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Level 67

Aug 1, 2017

Times and ideals change. Jefferson was considered enlightened in his day for his writing and thinking and scientific interests but he owned slaves and is often condemned for that today. I strongly disagree that we are more enlightened today than in the past. It's like that old candle in a dark room analogy...the brighter the light, the more we know and the more we realize how much we don't know. I can't think of any modern US leader I would put in the same category with Adams, Jefferson, Madison. The last worldwide leader I'd say was great was Churchill, and many would disagree. The reason I think we're not that enlightened is we know so much more today and yet we still squabble like children over petty issues. The number of outspoken racists has gone down but the number of racists who want to atone for past sins has gone up. The average person doesn't know how to do many simple tasks because our lives are so much more comfortable and our arrogance has increased accordingly.

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Level 83

Aug 21, 2017

You say that we know more stuff, so I take it you agree that we are more informed and educated than any people that preceded us.

As to being enlightened, I stand by what I said. Yes we still squabble... but... compared to ages past? The world is much more peaceful and less violent. Societies are much more prosperous and equal. We take better care of the poor an infirm among us. There is much great equity between and opportunities for people of all genders, "races," nationalities, religious affiliations, sexual orientations, etc. We understand now almost universally that these things are wrong: racism, rape, slavery, child molestation, torture; yet none of them get a mention in the 10 commandments.

The world is far from perfect. I'll be the first to admit that. But it was never better than it is today. At least correcting for minor trends (for example, SJWs in the USA have set back race and gender relations at least a generation, but that's only the past 10 years).

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Level 83

Aug 21, 2017

Also, I only missed stupid Millard Fillmore this time taking the quiz and that's not even good enough for 90th percentile.

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Level 57

Jun 9, 2017

You realize not everyone using JetPunk is American?

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Level 20

Aug 29, 2019

The difference between now and 'the past' is that while a 'crap load' more information is available, it isn't committed to memory. Almost everybody has pretty much instant access to google/wiki that nobody NEEDS to remember these things anymore, so information goes in, gets used, then forgotten...

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Level 83

Oct 7, 2021

it's not always forgotten. And in the past, more often than not, the information simply never went in as it wasn't available to most people. The further back you go the less you will see of things like computers, televisions, radios, universities, schools, libraries... Go back far enough and even the very wealthy and educated, if they could even read, had access to only a small number of books if they were lucky.

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Level 25

Mar 13, 2014

I'm happy with 16 considering i'm not from the US :)

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Level 50

Sep 25, 2017

Yeah, that's not bad! Get any obscure ones?

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Level 40

Aug 21, 2014

Arrgh! No matter how many times I take this quiz I ALWAYS forget McKinley!

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Level 85

Jan 20, 2021

Well, next time, remember that and you can mount McKinley.

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Level 15

Oct 10, 2014

100% on the first try! I had one second left!

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Level 55

Dec 31, 2014

Interesting, when I took this quiz more people recognized JFK than Obama.

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Level 63

Feb 2, 2015

Excluding the founders and Abe Lincoln, I really don't know anybody before 1900.

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Level 26

Feb 20, 2015

Won at 1:03 seconds

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Level 50

May 17, 2015

Buzzer beater on William Henry Harrison....would have come to mind sooner if he'd served any significant length of time!

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Level 56

Jul 12, 2016

Surely you know his face more because of his historically famous short reign? It's not like you've been living through the whole period and couldn't remember Harrison because you didn't manage to glance at the news enough during the one month he was president?

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Level 67

Feb 24, 2017

I always get W.H. Harrison right, but only because he looks so very much like Jack McCoy to me.

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Level 16

Jun 25, 2015

Who takes these quizzes? How is JFK one percent more known than Obama? He's only really known for his death, and was it really more memorable than like, ANYTHING POLITICAL IN THE LAST 6 YEARS??? Especially know in the era of 24 hour news and how much station dissect him and everything he does, and not to mention it's white guy, white guy, white guy, white guy, white guy, black guy, white guy, white guy, white guy, he's not exactly hard to pick out in this crowd...

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Level 67

Jul 18, 2019

Cause jfk continues to get regurgitated, there are allwas articles, quizzes, conspiracy theories etc about him. Like elvis and monroe, most people would be able to pick them out of a bunch of pictures.. Cause they are all over. (obama might have been on tv a lot in america, but the rest of the world is not bombarded with his image. Though enough times to recognize his face though, but nowhere neaar it would be nationally)

Plus, might be hard to imagine but not everbody watches the news, or even own a tv...

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Level 37

Aug 19, 2019

^ Obama's face might be easily recognized, but perhaps his name is elusive. Just like some people (myself included) might have to make a special effort to memorize the spelling of Netanyahu and Khrushchev.

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Level 60

Aug 19, 2015

I would've got Fillmore but apparently Alec Baldwin isn't an acceptable answer...

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Level 58

Aug 20, 2015

I'm trying to design a quiz that includes pictures like this one. Unfortunately I can't figure out how to import any pictures. Can you tell me how it's done?

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Level 87

Jun 3, 2019

You can also use Pixabay if you don’t want to be specific.

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Level 82

Aug 24, 2015

43/43 with 3:00 left and I cheated. How the heck am I supposed to know these? I wouldn't even know the majority of our British Prime Ministers.

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Level 77

Oct 21, 2015

I don't understand why people cheat on these quizzes. It skews the percentages for the rest of us. I can maybe see trying to look up the correct spelling when you know the answer but can't spell it, but looking up all the answers you don't know just to say you got 100% doesn't make sense to me. Why not just retake the quiz a few times until you know the answers and actually deserve that 100%?

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Level 67

Jul 18, 2019

I dont get it either, it is not like you can win a prize with it.. all the stars do is raise your lvl, and really who notices that... and it is definitely not something to build your self worth on or something.

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Level 43

May 13, 2021

How'd you do that? I got all of them right away without cheating in only 1 minute (2:59 left). Wouldn't you take longer if you cheated?

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Level 48

Aug 26, 2015

Is it just me or does John Tyler look like Judge Claude Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame?

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Level 58

Aug 10, 2020

He also looks like Tarkin from Star Wars IV, if you ask me

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Level 44

Jan 3, 2016

Irritated I only got 34! Despite being British, the US Presidents really interest me.

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Level 44

Jan 3, 2016

I always think Grant and Benjamin Harrison look quite similar!

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Level 65

Jan 5, 2016

4 seconds left!

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Level 65

Jan 5, 2016

If you want to score high, remember that: Portraits generally mean 1790s-1820s. Black and white photos go from the 1820s to 1960s-ish. Color photos come after the 1970s generally.

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Level 77

Jul 9, 2016

What they wear around their necks is even more telling. The earliest ones wore cravats or neck cloths. Bow ties were grouped together in the mid-1800s,, and modern presidents wear neck ties. Not too sure what McKinley is wearing around his neck. Whatever it is, apparently it was bad luck.

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Level 59

Feb 17, 2017

The fancy wigs also help identify the first few presidents

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Level 78

Mar 22, 2016

Holy crap, Andrew Johnson looks like Tommy Lee Jones.

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Level 60

Jul 9, 2016

where is thomas jefferson!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Level 63

Dec 6, 2016

The second image after Kennedy.

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Level 67

Jul 9, 2016

William Henry Harrison looks like Jack McCoy from Law & Order. For the record, I would absolutely vote Jack McCoy for president.

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Level 67

Nov 10, 2017

Don't know the character, but I bet he would last longer as President than Harrison did.

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Level 67

Jul 11, 2016

I'm always pleased to see that the electoral difficulties did not get in t he way of Hayes' magnificent beard.

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Level 87

Jan 21, 2021

You can tell Congress settled on a compromise candidate when they drag a guy out of an alley on D Street.

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Level 67

Nov 8, 2016

They all look exactly the same, I only got 14

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Level 53

Nov 8, 2016

only missed harding...

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Level 75

Nov 9, 2016

Just remember...Millard Fillmore looks like a long lost Baldwin.

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Level 58

Nov 11, 2016

44 of them do not look incompetent nor ignorant of international affairs and policy making. What happened America? I voted. I respect the results, and understand the desire for change,... but the agent for change is also important. Let's hope the country succeeds.

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Level 63

Nov 13, 2016

So, you mean all of them? Why are you complaining if all of them "do not look incompetent nor ignorant of international affairs and policy making."?

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Level 59

Feb 17, 2017

There are 45 of them.

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Level 67

Nov 10, 2017

There are only 44 answers to the quiz. The reason there are 45 Presidents is because Grover Cleveland's terms were non-consecutive, making him the 22nd and 24th President. So yeah, saying "44 of them do not look incompetent" doesn't quite gel with what CyrusK is trying to say, because there are only 44 people pictured here.

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Level 43

Nov 12, 2016

I feel so bad for John Adams. Just look where he is.

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Level 76

Nov 15, 2016

Well, he had to rule between Washington and Jefferson. After seeing his legacy outshadowed by two of the greatest US presidents in history, I'm sure that at least he can rest assured that he'll look great between those two pieces of horseshit.

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Level 67

Nov 10, 2017

Adams's portrait isn't on any US money, and just isn't encountered nearly as often as a lot of the other early Presidents. It's no surprise to me that it's less recognized.

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Level 21

Jan 22, 2017

Good quiz

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Level 39

Jan 25, 2017

John Tyler looks kind of like Bill Nye.

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Level 77

Jan 31, 2017

You should probably update the Trump picture now that there is an official one.

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Level 47

Feb 17, 2017

Hard to forget the iconic Millard Fillmore!

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Level 63

Feb 17, 2017

It wasn't until this quiz that I realized that I had no idea what Harry S Truman looked like.

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Level 60

Feb 17, 2017

I never remember Harding. No matter what variation of US Presidents quiz I take, I NEVER remember that dude.

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Level 44

Feb 17, 2017

It's weird how I remember people like Andrew Johnson but not George Bush

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Level 71

Feb 18, 2017

Re 'lookalikes' ........ I think William Henry Harrison looks like Percy Kilbride i.e. Pa Kettle. and Millard Fillmore favours Alec Baldwin nowadays.

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Level 67

Feb 18, 2017

I will never get this one 100% as I just don't "recognize" one of the men as being president.

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Level 67

Nov 10, 2017

What have you got against James Polk?

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Level 63

Dec 16, 2017

Sorry, but since when can anybody start "recognizing" if a person is the president of a country? Can there be 2 leaders of the United States?

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Level 44

Aug 5, 2021

Lol that's a bit detached from reality. Regardless of whether you like or chose to recognize them, these men were/are presidents at one point. I don't like Trump but I don't deny the fact that he was president. Like what's the point of that?

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Level 49

Feb 20, 2017

3:42 left. Good quiz!

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Level 67

Feb 24, 2017

I suck at this but I guess its okay cause I'm not american. From New Zealand

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Level 69

Mar 26, 2017

the picture of James Madison is not the best

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Level 8

May 27, 2017

Really good quiz I take all the quizzes in the presidents that I can

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Level 28

Jun 5, 2017

yellow box is annoying

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Level 67

Nov 10, 2017

True, but without that this wouldn't be any different from the regular name the Presidents quiz.

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Level 36

Jun 18, 2017

Got all of them but Hoover.

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Level 69

Jun 23, 2017

This quiz would be better if the pictures rearranged itself each time, a lot like some of the other quizzes

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Level 37

Jul 17, 2017

If the truth be told, with very few exceptions (Jefferson, Grant, Lincoln, FDR, Teddy Roosevelt... even JFK if his photos weren't

so widely published) and obviously Obama, most of these photos are interchangeable. We may know of their accomplishments and/or scandals before, during or after their terms in office, but there is very little difference in their appearances.

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Level 67

May 7, 2018

For sure. They're nearly all white men between age 45 and 65, and they're from the white-collar sector of society, so it's really about using context clues to pin down the era of the picture (e.g., photo or painting? Color or black & white? What kind of tie and collar combination? Facial hair?) I recognize probably 32 presidents without any help, but for the others (Garfield, Hayes, Benjamin Harrison, Pierce, Tyler...), I just narrow it down to time period and eliminate the ones I could recognize on my own. Works fairly well. I got 42 right.

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Level 45

Jul 25, 2017

44/44 with 3:37 remaining. Nice quiz!

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Level 38

Nov 10, 2017

Well...I got 19.I think it's not bad for a European! But I accidently guessed Millard Fillmore, who's apperently the least guessed one of all. Well done me :D

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Level 48

Nov 10, 2017

LOL I'm French am I got 7( the most recent ones) :/

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Level 67

Jun 14, 2020

LOL I am Greek. Got all of them. I know their chronological order also. Get on my level bro

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Level 57

Oct 9, 2021

I am an embryo. I got all 47 of them! Get on MY level! :)

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Level 57

Nov 17, 2017

Boom! :45

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Level 37

Nov 24, 2017

Duh! - There are only 44 Presidents. (Grover Cleveland served two non-consecutive terms)

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Level 34

Jan 12, 2018

So glad to see Hillary not on here! But Oprah might be Oprah later! lol

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Level 8

Apr 7, 2018

Liked the updated picture quiz better

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Level 67

Apr 14, 2018

Grover Cleveland spanked me on two non-consecutive occasions!

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Level 42

Apr 25, 2018

You are missing Herbert Hoover; president before FDR

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Level 52

May 7, 2018

There seems to be a theme lol

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Level 40

May 8, 2018

13/44. Not bad for a Brit.

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Level 69

Apr 19, 2020

I got 16.. Kinda proud. (Danish)..

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Level 26

May 23, 2018

Where is Warren Harding?

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Level 72

Feb 23, 2020

In the 7th row

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Level 71

Jun 6, 2018

Now you know your Presidents, try US President's Anagram Quiz .........here it is

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Level 74

Jan 26, 2019

This quiz is too America-centric

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Level 56

Aug 30, 2019

is it just me, or does Hoover bear a striking resemblance to Benny Hill??

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Level 88

Sep 25, 2019

Alec Baldwin is playing the wrong President - he looks like Millard Fillmore. Also, Tommy Lee Jones is a dead ringer for Andrew Johnson.

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Level 69

Apr 19, 2020

Pretty amazed I got 16.. Haven't heard of more than half of them.

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Level 51

Jun 7, 2020

Got all of them.

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Level 67

Jun 14, 2020

Got all of them. Not even american

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Level 83

Jun 15, 2020

impressive.

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Level 64

Aug 11, 2020

Name all the presidents in order. I can do that. Name them by picture I can only muster a little over 50%. I even had a puzzle with their pictures on it growing up.

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Level 42

Oct 1, 2020

There's no Washington!

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Level 68

Oct 16, 2020

2:34 left. I guess I've played too many US presidential quizzes.

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Level 51

Nov 7, 2020

Joe Biden?

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Level 52

Nov 8, 2020

Not yet, wait till January.

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Level 46

Nov 9, 2020

Finished in 1:31. Super easy.

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Level 46

Nov 9, 2020

with 2:29 left, just to clarify.

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Level 47

Nov 30, 2020

Why is our first, and greatest president, Ben Franklin missing? This is blasphemous

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Level 67

Apr 18, 2021

He didn't invent the camera or portrait until after his presidency.

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Level 52

Dec 9, 2020

There was a John Adams and a John Quincy Adams? Well, you learn a new thing.

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Level 20

Jan 25, 2021

and they were related!! like George Herbert Walker and George Walker! Father and Son!

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Level 36

Dec 28, 2020

Did anyone else realize that there is only one president that doesn't fall under the category of a white male? Shame if you ask me. (Obama)

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Level 87

Dec 31, 2020

Is it really surprising, though?

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Level 20

Jan 25, 2021

Obama actually is Half Caucasian and Half Indonesian, Obama's biological dad is actually Indonesian, while his biological mom is white, those two ethnicity's mixed together make an African American skin color, Obama's stepdad is Kenyan though, so his Stepdad is African and his Biological Dad is Indonesian, so technically we haven't really had a black president yet, but you know, he's close enough.

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Level 47

Feb 21, 2021

...his father is Kenyan? I think you mixed up his stepfather and father.

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Level 83

Feb 10, 2022

"Black" is a BS label without any non-arbitrary definition, but, yeah.. Barack's father is from Kenya. His mother married Lolo Soetoro 4 years after Barack was born.

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Level 36

Jan 3, 2021

Guess not, but that's the sad part..

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Level 28

Feb 17, 2021

1:00

Scoring

You scored 29/45 = 64%

This beats or equals 52.3% of test takers

The average score is 29

Your high score is 29

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Level 39

Feb 19, 2021

Why are so many presidents identical? i.e nearly bald and a huge beard?

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Level 83

Mar 6, 2021

They hardly look identical, but that aside there have only been 5 presidents in US history who sported beards. And every one of them was president sometime between 1861 and 1893. It was the fashion of the day. Both before and after there are none. Only one with so much as a moustache.

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Level 46

Apr 1, 2021

100% with 2:29 left....

I could have done better....

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Level 41

Apr 3, 2021

is 20 good for 12 year old from Europe?

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Level 51

May 5, 2021

i got 27 and im also from europe so try again KIDDO

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Level 28

May 6, 2021

meanwhile im an american and i got 36. not too bad.

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Level 39

Apr 23, 2021

Funny how it goes from great president to great president to two horrible presidents and then another good president.

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Level 78

Jun 23, 2021

👎

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Level 51

May 5, 2021

this would be easier if they were in the order when they were in office

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Level 59

Jul 27, 2021

Then it would be too easy I suppose

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Level 45

May 19, 2021

all with 1:16 left

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Level 25

May 20, 2021

2 :(

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Level 59

Jul 27, 2021

39

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Level 59

Oct 4, 2021

44/45. Missed Harding. The painting threw me off on the time period and for whatever reason, I only know how he looks from the one photo where he has his hand at the side of his face.

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Level 69

Oct 7, 2021

Can you accept Denali for McKinley? :D

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Level 58

Oct 7, 2021

Good thing my parents decided to add the Grand Hall of Portraits to our childhood home. The investment continues to pay massive dividends!

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Level 57

Oct 9, 2021

Pretty happy with my 33. Those antebellum and gilded age presidents always trip me up, though. And somehow I missed Ford!

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Level 59

Jan 29, 2022

17 seconds left, very stressful towards the end and then I remembered I had thought of Buchanan earlier and I realized he was the last one left

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Level 37

Jul 28, 2022

whole lot of ugly mfers in the bottom

First submitted	March 6, 2011
Times taken	276,492
Average score	55.6%
Rating	4.80