Pokemon Type Matchup Quiz
Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. A Rock-type move is used against a Fire/Flying opponent. What is the combined type multiplier?
4× damage
2× damage
½× damage
1× damage
2. A Grass-type attack hits a Water/Ground Pokémon. How much damage does typing indicate?
No damage because Ground is immune to Grass
Half damage because Water resists Grass
Quadruple damage because both types are weak to Grass
Double damage because only Water is weak to Grass
3. An Ice-type attack hits a Dragon/Flying Pokémon. Both defending types are weak to Ice. What is the combined multiplier?
2× damage
4× damage
1× damage
½× damage
4. What happens when a Poison-type damaging move is used against a pure Steel-type Pokémon?
It has no effect
It deals neutral damage
It deals half damage
It deals double damage
5. You are facing a pure Psychic-type Pokémon. Which of these attack types would be super effective?
Fighting
Normal
Poison
Bug
6. Charmander uses the Fire-type move Ember against Bulbasaur, which is Grass/Poison. What is the resulting type effectiveness?
No effect (0× damage)
Neutral (1× damage)
Not very effective (½× damage)
Super effective (2× damage)
7. A Ghost-type attack targets a Normal/Psychic Pokémon. Psychic is weak to Ghost, but Normal is immune. What is the final multiplier?
4× damage
2× damage
1× damage
0× damage because the Normal immunity takes precedence
8. Which of these attack types deals super-effective damage to a pure Steel-type Pokémon?
Psychic
Ice
Ground
Grass
9. An Electric-type attack targets a Ground/Water Pokémon. Water is weak to Electric, but Ground is immune. What is the final result?
0× damage because the Ground immunity takes precedence
4× damage because both types increase the damage
1× damage because the weakness and immunity cancel out
2× damage because Water remains weak to Electric
10. A Ground-type move targets Charizard, which is Fire/Flying. Ignoring abilities and special effects, what multiplier applies?
½× because Fire resists Ground
0× because the Flying type is immune to Ground
1× because the two types cancel out
2× because Fire is weak to Ground
11. A Pokémon uses a Normal-type damaging move against a Ghost-type opponent. What happens based on typing alone?
It deals neutral damage
It has no effect
It deals half damage
It deals double damage
12. Pikachu uses the Electric-type move Thunderbolt against Squirtle, a pure Water type. How effective is the move?
Neutral (1× damage)
Super effective (2× damage)
Not very effective (½× damage)
No effect (0× damage)
13. A Water-type move hits a Water/Dragon Pokémon. Both defending types resist Water. What is the combined multiplier?
One-quarter damage (¼×)
Half damage (½×)
Normal damage (1×)
Double damage (2×)
14. A Fighting-type move hits a Normal/Rock Pokémon. Since both types are weak to Fighting, what multiplier applies?
1× damage
2× damage
4× damage
½× damage
15. How effective is a Fighting-type attack against a pure Fairy-type Pokémon?
Super effective (2× damage)
Neutral (1× damage)
No effect (0× damage)
Not very effective (½× damage)
16. You want to switch into an incoming Fairy-type attack. Which of these types naturally resists Fairy-type damage?
Dragon
Dark
Fire
Fighting