Pregnancy comes with a lot of advice, opinions, and information—and it’s not always easy to know what actually matters.
This quick pregnancy quiz is designed to help you test your knowledge, build confidence, and learn what’s important as you prepare for your baby.
Whether you’re newly pregnant or just getting ready, this is a simple way to check in on the basics.
Think You Know Your Pregnancy Basics?
Test yourself with this fun and educational pregnancy quiz covering:
- Early pregnancy symptoms
- Key milestones
- Nutrition and health basics
- What to expect in each trimester
How to Take the Quiz
Write down your answers as you go, then scroll to the bottom to check your results.
Pregnancy Quiz Questions
1. What is considered a full-term pregnancy?
A. 35 weeks
B. 37 weeks
C. 39 weeks
D. 42 weeks
2. Which of the following is often one of the earliest signs of pregnancy?
A. Back pain
B. Missed period
C. Baby kicking
D. Braxton Hicks contractions
3. Morning sickness is usually most common during:
A. The first trimester
B. The second trimester
C. The third trimester
D. Labor
4. Which nutrient is especially important in early pregnancy to support healthy fetal development?
A. Vitamin C
B. Calcium
C. Folic acid
D. Magnesium
5. Around when do many moms first begin to feel baby movement?
A. 4–6 weeks
B. 8–10 weeks
C. 16–25 weeks
D. 30–35 weeks
6. Which of these is generally considered safe during a healthy pregnancy?
A. Smoking
B. Prenatal exercise approved by your doctor
C. Drinking heavily
D. Skipping prenatal care
7. What is colostrum?
A. A pregnancy hormone
B. A type of prenatal vitamin
C. The first milk your breasts produce
D. A newborn reflex
8. Which sleep position is often recommended later in pregnancy?
A. Flat on your back
B. On your stomach
C. On your side
D. Sitting upright only
9. Braxton Hicks contractions are:
A. Always a sign of active labor
B. Practice contractions
C. Dangerous in every case
D. Only felt after your due date
10. Which of these drinks should usually be limited during pregnancy?
A. Water
B. Milk
C. Caffeinated drinks
D. Smoothies
11. A pregnancy is typically dated from:
A. The day of conception
B. The first day of your last menstrual period
C. The first ultrasound only
D. The day you get a positive test
12. Which of the following is a common reason for prenatal appointments?
A. Tracking baby’s growth
B. Monitoring mom’s health
C. Checking blood pressure
D. All of the above
13. Which trimester is baby’s major organs primarily beginning to develop?
A. First trimester
B. Second trimester
C. Third trimester
D. After birth
14. What is the placenta?
A. A pregnancy craving
B. An organ that supports baby during pregnancy
C. A type of contraction
D. A newborn screening test
15. Which of these is a common third-trimester symptom?
A. Heartburn
B. Increased energy in every case
C. Baby’s first tooth
D. Morning sickness only
Answer Key
- C — 39 weeks is generally considered full term
Learn more about pregnancy timelines: What to Expect Each Trimester
- B — A missed period is one of the earliest signs
Read: Early Signs of Pregnancy You Shouldn’t Ignore
- A — Morning sickness is most common in the first trimester
More here: Morning Sickness: What’s Normal and What Helps
- C — Folic acid supports early development
Guide: Best Prenatal Vitamins and Nutrients During Pregnancy
- C — Movement is usually felt between 16–25 weeks
Learn more: When Will I Feel My Baby Move?
- B — Doctor-approved exercise is encouraged
Read: Safe Pregnancy Exercises for Each Trimester
- C — Colostrum is the first nutrient-rich milk
More here: What Is Colostrum and Why It Matters
- C — Side sleeping is recommended later in pregnancy
Guide: Best Sleeping Positions During Pregnancy
- B — Braxton Hicks are practice contractions
Learn more: Braxton Hicks vs Real Contractions
- C — Caffeine should be limited
Read: How Much Caffeine Is Safe During Pregnancy?
- B — Pregnancy is dated from your last menstrual period
More here: How Pregnancy Is Calculated (LMP Explained)
- D — Prenatal visits monitor both mom and baby
Guide: What Happens at Prenatal Appointments
- A — Organ development begins in the first trimester
Learn more: First Trimester Development Week by Week
- B — The placenta supports baby during pregnancy
Read: What the Placenta Does During Pregnancy - A — Heartburn is common in the third trimester
More here: Common Third Trimester Symptoms (and Relief Tips)
Your Results
13–15 correct
You’re pregnancy savvy. You have a strong understanding of what to expect and how to support a healthy pregnancy.
9–12 correct
You’re on the right track. You know a lot already, with just a few gaps to fill.
5–8 correct
You’re learning—and that’s exactly what this season is for.
0–4 correct
No pressure. Pregnancy comes with a lot to learn, and now you’ve got a stronger foundation.
Pregnancy isn’t about knowing everything—it’s about learning as you go and building confidence along the way.
If you found this helpful, you may also want to explore:
How to prepare for postpartum recovery
Early pregnancy symptoms
What to expect each trimester