Nick Vujicic
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40 free Nick Vujicic trivia questions with answers — trivia quiz, new questions added Oct 2026.
Nick Vujicic was born without arms or legs and grew up to become one of the most travelled speakers in the world. His story mixes hardship, stubborn humour and deep faith, and it is full of details that sound invented until you check them. These questions cover his childhood and education in Australia, the turning points in his faith, his ministry and bestselling books, his award-winning short film, his marriage, and the everyday tricks he has worked out for himself. Every answer comes with a short explanation. The quiz suits anyone who has heard him speak, read one of his books, or is preparing a talk or lesson about him and wants facts that have been checked against the record.
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Q 01Nick Vujicic set a Guinness World Record in 2010 by doing what 1,749 times in a single hour?
Giving hugs
Giving hugs put the man born without arms in the record books. A year later TV host Nick Cannon chased the mark before a New York Mets game and fell 52 short.
Q 02What does Nick Vujicic keep in his closet in case God one day gives him arms and legs?
A pair of shoes
A pair of shoes waits in his closet as a sign of faith. He adds that he is at peace if the healing he prays for comes only in heaven.
Q 03What nickname does Nick Vujicic give the small two-toed foot he uses to type, write and skateboard?
Chicken drumstick
Chicken drumstick is his name for the foot, which also lets him walk, jump and surf. He has called it his universal limb.
Q 04Nick Vujicic's DVD for children ends its title, No Arms, No Legs, with which two-word Australian phrase?
No Worries
No Worries rounds off the title with a classic Aussie shrug. He says he loves his laid-back home culture and thinks the West takes life too seriously.
Q 05In which Australian city was Nick Vujicic born, after three sonograms had failed to show anything unusual?
Melbourne
Melbourne was his birthplace and his home through grade four, at Keilor Downs Primary School, before the family headed north.
Q 06Which outdoor hobby, loved since boyhood outings with his father, does Nick Vujicic say clears his mind?
Fishing
Fishing is the pastime he still loves most, though a packed travel schedule leaves little time for it. He says it brings him peace, plus the thrill of a good catch.
Q 07Nick Vujicic plays golf despite having no arms; where does the Australian speaker hold the club to swing it?
Between shoulder and chin
Between shoulder and chin is where the club sits, a grip he says took lots of practice. He can be seen playing in his DVDs.
Q 08At age 20, Nick Vujicic travelled to which continent and gave away $20,000 to people living in poverty?
Africa
Africa was the destination, a trip he made after deciding to do his part instead of only praying for the hungry. He says seeing such poverty first-hand humbled him deeply.
Q 09Which everyday item can Nick Vujicic open using only his teeth, a trick he says people never expect?
A can of Coke
A can of Coke is his party piece. Most daily tasks came through trial and error, he says, because adaptive devices mostly got in his way.
Q 10Which Christian non-profit did Nick Vujicic establish in 2005 and later run from southern California?
Life Without Limbs
Life Without Limbs is the ministry, its name a play on his own body. It carries his message to live events, prisons and online audiences.
Q 11What is the first name of Nick Vujicic's wife, with whom he wrote a book about their courtship?
Kanae
Kanae Miyahara married him in February 2012. He says he fell for her the night they met, when she walked in with mutual friends before one of his talks.
Q 12In which US state did Nick Vujicic meet his future wife, at the top of a bell tower?
Texas
Texas hosted the meeting, in the town of McKinney, where he was due to address a private party of about 16 people. He says their eyes connected as she walked in.
Q 13Nick Vujicic's parents came from Yugoslavia; which language does he speak, though not fluently?
Serbian
Serbian is the family language, and he says he understands more of it than he can speak. His parents, Dušanka and Borislav, settled in Australia before he was born.
Q 21Which actor, the Pale Man of Pan's Labyrinth, appears with Nick Vujicic in The Butterfly Circus?
Doug Jones
Doug Jones, a former contortionist who also played Abe Sapien in the Hellboy films, joins the cast. The short won the Doorpost Film Project's grand prize.
Q 22Which Mexican star of the film Bella appears alongside Nick Vujicic in The Butterfly Circus?
Eduardo Verástegui
Eduardo Verástegui, once a singer in the band Kairo and a telenovela actor, shares the screen with him. The whole film was shot in just 12 days.
Q 23In The Butterfly Circus, which daring act does Nick Vujicic's character Will perform for the crowd?
Diving into a water tank
Q 14At which Australian university did Nick Vujicic earn a Bachelor of Commerce degree at the age of 21?
Griffith
Griffith University awarded the degree after his studies at its Logan campus. He had dreamed of starting his own business and having employees.
Q 15Nick Vujicic's degree paired financial planning with which other major, the field his father worked in?
Accounting
Accounting was the career his father thought would suit him. He has joked that with arms and legs he would probably have ended up doing it for a living.
Q 16Which Gospel's story of a man born blind did Nick Vujicic read at 15, convincing him his life had purpose?
John
John tells the story in its ninth chapter, where Jesus says the man's blindness will reveal the works of God. He reasoned that if God had a plan for that man, there was one for him too.
Q 17Which Old Testament book holds the verse about God's plans that Nick Vujicic says really helped him?
Jeremiah
Jeremiah 29:11 is the verse. He tells audiences that trusting a God whose plan is greater than they can imagine is the wisest decision they will ever make.
Q 18In grade seven, Nick Vujicic's fellow pupils chose him for which student leadership post?
School captain
School captain was the post, and he worked with the student council on fundraising for local charities. He says the role boosted his confidence when he badly needed it.
Q 19Which operation on the two toes of Nick Vujicic's small foot let him use them like fingers?
Separation
Separation freed two toes that were fused at birth, giving him a grip. He now uses them to type and to answer hundreds of text messages a day.
Q 20Nick Vujicic's short film The Butterfly Circus is set during which troubled era of American history?
The Great Depression
The Great Depression is the backdrop: a small circus tours 1930s California, sometimes performing for free to lift the spirits of the jobless.
Diving into a water tank from the top of a tall pole becomes his act after he finds, by accident, that he can swim. It earns him a place in the show for what he can do, not how he looks.
Q 24Which aid did seven-year-old Nick Vujicic try out and then abandon as too heavy to operate?
Electronic arms
Electronic arms were specially designed for him in the hope he would feel more like his classmates. He found they hampered his movement, and he still stood out.
Q 25Nick Vujicic first eyed America for which kind of boot camp, before speaking took over his plans?
Real estate
Real estate was the draw on his early visits between 2002 and 2005. A friend then offered to help him start a ministry in the United States, and he obtained a working visa.
Q 26Which team sport did the young Nick Vujicic love playing with his brother and cousins?
Soccer
Soccer was a childhood favourite, along with marbles. His parents urged him to join in and play as much as he could, so other children would see he was just like them.
Q 27Which Old Testament book did Nick Vujicic's parents cite to tell him he was wonderfully and fearfully made?
Psalms
Psalms supplied the reminder, from Psalm 139. He says a few loyal friends and his parents' words carried him through years of feeling different from other children.
Q 28In which country did Nick Vujicic end a 2014 stadium speech by singing with about 20,000 people?
Vietnam
Vietnam heard him sing at Hanoi's Mỹ Đình Stadium, where he closed with an anti-war anthem whose title means joining hands in a great circle.
Q 29Nick Vujicic can surf, shave and comb his hair; which musical instrument has he also learned to play?
Drums
Drums are on the list, alongside brushing his teeth and answering the phone. A carer who came for a job interview was struck by how much he does for himself.
Q 30Nick Vujicic's book Stand Strong draws on his own school years to help readers overcome which problem?
Bullying
Bullying marked his own childhood. He once walked up to classmates who teased him, told them to stop and added that he forgave them.