Are You a True Carat? Find Out With Our Seventeen Fan Quiz!
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Are you a die-hard Seventeen fan, also known as a “Carat”? Do you know every member’s favorite color, their debut song, and their zodiac signs by heart? Or are you just getting started on your journey to becoming a devoted Carat? Take our Seventeen fan quiz to find out!
Who Are Seventeen?
Seventeen, the South Korean boy band formed by Pledis Entertainment, has taken the K-Pop world by storm with their catchy tunes, synchronized performances, and engaging personalities. As a fan base, Carats are known for their unwavering support and deep knowledge of all things Seventeen.
If you want to test your knowledge and see where you stand in the Carat fandom, look no further! Our quiz is designed to challenge even the most dedicated fans and separate the true Carats from the casual admirers.
So, are you ready to prove your love for Seventeen? Take this quiz and find out if you are a true Carat!
Seventeen Fan Quiz
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You have got some learning to do, Young Carat! 🌟
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Looks like you are still on your journey to becoming a true SEVENTEEN fan. Don’t worry! Every Carat starts somewhere! Dive deeper into their music, get to know the members, and explore their sub-groups to boost your SEVENTEEN knowledge. With a little more effort, you’ll be shining as brightly as the best of them!
#1. When did Seventeen officially debut?
#2. What is Seventeen's debut song?
#3. What was Seventeen's first big commercial success?
#4. How many units does Seventeen consist of?
#5. Why are they called Seventeen but have only 13 members?
#6. What do all Seventeen members wear to show that they are in the group?
#7. When did SEVENTEEN get their first music show win?
#8. What is Seventeen's reality show called?
#9. What is Seventeen's introduction sentence?
#10. Who is in the vocal unit?
#11. Who is in the hip-hop unit?
#12. Who is in the perfomance unit?
#13. What is the "Going Seventeen" fandom called?
More About Seventeen
SEVENTEEN’s journey to becoming a leading international K-pop group has been gradual since their 2015 debut. Known for their self-producing talents, the 13 members excel in songwriting, choreographing, singing, rapping, and dancing, which has solidified their strong reputation in the industry.
The number represents the total of 13 members, the three sub-groups they divide into, and the one team they form when united.
With 13 members, it can be difficult to highlight individual talents in a few-minute song. SEVENTEEN addresses this with a sub-group system: the hip-hop unit (S. Coups, Wonwoo, Mingyu, Vernon), the vocal unit (Woozi, Jeonghan, Joshua, DK, Seungkwan), and the performance unit (Hoshi, Jun, The8, Dino) each focus on rapping, singing, and dancing, respectively.
They record both as individual units and as a full group. Additionally, special units like the “Leaders” and the comedic trio BSS (Seungkwan, DK, Hoshi) are formed for variety.
Learn About the Members
S.Coups
S.Coups, the leader of SEVENTEEN and its hip-hop unit, is known for his ability to elevate others by sometimes stepping back himself. His stage name merges “S” from his real name, Seungcheol, with “Coups” from “Coup d’état,” reflecting his commanding stage presence.
Jeonghan
Jeonghan, known for his soothing, airy vocals, often brings a calming presence to SEVENTEEN’s songs. Aware of his soothing quality, he started the live radio series “Glass of Warm Milk” on V Live in 2017, aiming to help listeners fall asleep. In addition to his musical talents, Jeonghan adds playful, mischievous humor to the group’s variety show appearances, creating fun and chaos in activities like mafia games and mini quadricycle races.
Joshua
Originally from Los Angeles, Joshua moved to Korea as a teenager to pursue a career as an idol. Although he is one of SEVENTEEN’s more reserved members, he often serves as a translator and spokesperson in the U.S., alongside fellow Korean-American Vernon. Joshua’s gentle voice is a standout in the group’s music, and he plays guitar, having been involved in a church musical worship team in the U.S. Known for his sophistication, he introduces himself as “SEVENTEEN’s gentleman” and hosts “Wine and Cheese” live broadcasts where he recommends songs.
Jun
Jun, originally from Guangdong, China, began his career as a child actor, appearing in various TV series and films before joining SEVENTEEN. Known for his dynamic performances and expressive facial expressions, Jun released a solo single, “Can You Sit By My Side,” in 2018, and also covers Mandarin songs. Recently, he and fellow Chinese member The8 recorded Mandarin versions of songs from the soundtrack of the Korean drama The King: Eternal Monarch.
Hoshi
Hoshi, SEVENTEEN’s main choreographer, infuses storytelling into his intricate dance routines and energizes the group’s performances with his dynamic presence. His stage name, meaning “tiger’s gaze” in Korean, reflects his intense onstage persona. Hoshi has embraced this tiger-themed image, frequently referencing it, wearing tiger-themed clothing, and mimicking tiger poses, leading his bandmates to humorously remind him that he is human.
Wonwoo
Wonwoo’s distinctive deep voice is a key feature in SEVENTEEN’s music, often delivering powerful opening and closing lines in their title tracks. Outside of music, he enjoys reading, gaming, and has video editing skills, having directed the 2018 music video for “Holiday.” Despite his reserved nature and past feelings of not fitting in, Wonwoo shares in Hit the Road that he feels a strong sense of belonging within SEVENTEEN.
Woozi
Woozi, who co-composes most of SEVENTEEN’s tracks, has also written for various Korean artists. With a background in classical music, he plays multiple instruments, including piano, guitar, drums, and clarinet. While he is known for his focused, meticulous approach in the recording studio, SEVENTEEN’s reality shows reveal his lighter, more relaxed side as he often laughs at his bandmates’ antics.
DK
DK, also known as Dokyeom, is celebrated for his warm, rich voice as one of SEVENTEEN’s main vocalists. Despite initial doubts about his role on the group’s pre-debut reality show, he has grown into a confident performer and a cornerstone of their vocal prowess. DK frequently shares casual song covers while playing guitar and made his theatrical debut in 2019 as King Arthur in the musical Xcalibur. Known for his enthusiastic and playful personality, he is a key mood-maker in the group.
Mingyu
Although Mingyu’s primary role in SEVENTEEN is as a rapper, he is a versatile talent. His paintings were featured in the “17’S CUT” exhibit for the group’s third anniversary. Standing tall, he often carries a camera and recently directed and styled the music video for “Snap Shoot.” Mingyu also demonstrated his culinary skills on a variety show, where he excelled in cooking tasks, from gutting fish to frying chicken.
The8
The8, from Liaoning, China, is skilled in Wushu (Chinese martial arts) and breakdancing, excelling in flips and moves like the butterfly kick. His stage name, The8, symbolizes infinity and good fortune in Chinese culture. Passionate about art and fashion, he frequently shares his canvas paintings on SEVENTEEN’s social media. He has also designed the cover art for his Mandarin solo singles, “Dreams Come True” and “Falling Down,” both of which he co-composed.
Seungkwan
Seungkwan, the main vocalist of SEVENTEEN alongside DK, is known for his reliable live performances and impressive high notes. Beyond his musical talents, he is the group’s “variety king,” excelling at entertaining on talk shows and other variety programs. Originally from Jeju Island, Seungkwan is known for his self-deprecating humor and was honored with the “Rookie Award for Music and Talk” at the 2018 MBC Entertainment Awards for his work in television.
Vernon
Born in New York and fluent in both English and Korean, Vernon moved to Korea at a young age. As a rapper, he has a notable role in songwriting for SEVENTEEN. This includes contributions to tracks like “My My” on their latest album. Despite his relaxed demeanor, he is deeply committed to his craft. This is shown in Hit the Road, where he is seen setting up recording equipment and rapping alone in a hotel room late at night.
Dino
Despite being SEVENTEEN’s youngest member, Dino is known for his bold and dynamic performances. He seamlessly dances in various settings, including streets, and has actively contributed to the group’s choreography, notably creating the six-person dance for “Flower.” In 2018, he launched “Dino’s Danceology,” showcasing routines he choreographs to other artists’ songs. A highlight is his energetic and expressive dance video for Jonas Brothers’ “Sucker,” filmed on the beach.
What Makes You a True Carat?
To become a fan of SEVENTEEN, start by exploring their music and watching their music videos to get a sense of their style and energy. Follow their official social media accounts to stay updated on their latest news and activities. Dive into their variety shows and reality TV appearances to get to know their personalities and group dynamics. Engaging with the fandom on platforms like Twitter or Reddit can help you connect with other Carats and participate in fan activities.
If possible, attend their live events for a firsthand experience of their performances. Additionally, explore their behind-the-scenes content and learn about each member’s unique traits and roles. Supporting their music and merchandise will further deepen your connection to the group.
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