Types of Hats Quiz

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Which hat is often worn for sports or casual wear and has a stiff bill projecting in front?Choose the correct answer:

Fedora
Trilby
Baseball cap
Beanie

What type of hat is close-fitting, often knitted, and typically worn in cold weather?Choose the correct answer:

Cowboy hat
Beanie
Bucket hat
Boonie hat

Which hat is traditionally worn by North American cowboys and has a high crown with a wide brim?Choose the correct answer:

Fedora
Trucker hat
Cowboy hat
Top hat

What is a "Visor"?Choose the correct answer:

A hat with a wide brim all around
A type of crownless hat consisting only of a brim
A hat with a flat top and a circular indention
A hat with a narrow brim turned slightly upwards at the back

Which hat is woven from the straw of the toquilla palm and is known for its wide brim?Choose the correct answer:

Straw hat
Floppy hat
Panama hat
Lifeguard hat

What is a "Beret"?Choose the correct answer:

A soft, round, flat-crowned hat
A hat with a tall, cylindrical shape
A hat with a flat circular top and a visor
A hat made of fur, worn by many married Haredi Jewish men

Which hat was popular during the Roaring Twenties and is a fitted, bell-shaped hat for women?Choose the correct answer:

Pillbox hat
Cloche hat
Fascinator
Pork pie hat

What is a "Sombrero"?Choose the correct answer:

A type of headwear based on cloth winding
A broad-brimmed, high-crowned hat traditionally worn in Mexico
A flat-topped, conical red hat with a black tassel
A traditional Scottish bonnet worn by men

Which hat is a type of headwear based on cloth winding and is typically worn by men in various countries in the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia?Choose the correct answer:

Turban
Fez
Tam O'shanter
Kepi

What does the idiom "Wear many hats" mean?Choose the correct answer:

To keep a secret
To speak about a topic without knowledge
To have different roles or jobs
To declare one's candidacy or interest in a competition