How many questions are in this quiz?

This quiz has 129 questions focused on Jake Peralta’s best cold opens from Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

No—there’s no timer. Take as long as you need on each 4-option multiple-choice question.

What kind of questions should I expect?

Expect scene and quote recognition, identifying setups and punchlines, and distinguishing similar cold opens with small detail clues.

How do I choose question count and difficulty?

Before starting, pick how many questions you want to answer and select a difficulty level. The overall pool is Mixed, so you’ll see a range.

What’s the most common mistake players make here?

Mixing up cold opens with later episode jokes, or confusing two openings that share the same running gag or similar squad reactions.

Jake Peralta’s best cold opens

About this quiz

What you’ll play through

This quiz spotlights Jake Peralta’s best cold opens—those rapid-fire openings packed with pranks, one-liners, and perfectly timed chaos. Each question gives you 4 options, and there’s no timer, so you can enjoy the jokes while you think.

Choose how many questions you want to answer before you start, and select a difficulty that fits your mood. The overall set is Mixed, with easier quote-spotting and harder detail checks blended to keep the pace fun.

Skills you’ll practice

You’ll train quick scene recognition, quote attribution, and character-context memory (who was there, what the setup was, and how the punchline landed). It’s also great practice for separating similar cold opens that share running gags.

Identify cold opens by a single line, prop, or punchline
Match quotes to the correct opening setup and squad reactions
Spot recurring bits (Halloween heists, pranks, “noice” energy) without mixing them up
Recall small visual details that make two openings feel nearly identical
Build consistency across Mixed difficulty by avoiding rushed guesses

Common pitfalls (and how to avoid them)

The biggest trap is confusing cold opens with later scene jokes—many of Jake’s best bits echo throughout an episode. Another common miss is mixing up who delivered the final tag (Jake vs. Holt vs. Boyle) when the opening ends on a quick cut.

How difficulty stays balanced

Even on Mixed, the quiz alternates between straightforward fan-favorite moments and deeper cuts, so you’re not stuck in “impossible mode” for long stretches. If you want a smoother run, start with fewer questions at an easier setting, then increase length or difficulty once you’re warmed up.