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Answer eight prompts with something real but rare. The fewer people who would say it, the higher your rocket climbs.
Daily trivia comes in more shapes than a ten-question quiz. Some games reward the answer nobody else would give, some ask you to put things in order, and some hide a Wikipedia article and let you uncover it word by word.
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Answer eight prompts with something real but rare. The fewer people who would say it, the higher your rocket climbs.
Ten questions with twenty seconds apiece, the same set for every player, then your rank in the day's field.
Drag five things into order by calories, height, age or distance, then check the true figures.
Write the first answer that comes to mind for ten prompts, and score for every one that matches the crowd.
Answer seven quick prompts, 25 seconds apiece, and score depth for answers few others gave, since common replies barely move you down.
Uncover a fully blacked-out Wikipedia article by guessing words, each revealing every place it appears, until you can name the page title.
Each day brings ten mystery Wikipedia articles, revealed only by the category tags from the foot of their pages; type the title you think they describe.
From the Barstool Sports trivia show The Dozen, nine questions hide behind category squares like sports leagues and TV, and one miss can be retried with a Double Dip.
Read one surprising claim and decide whether it is true or made up, learning the answer instantly and building a streak; more statements are there to browse.
Rank a list of items by a stated measure, such as popularity, size or date, by arranging them in order; hundreds of past puzzles sit in the archive.
Fill in the top five answers to a ranking question in the correct order within five attempts; colors flag answers in place, misplaced or outside the list.
Guess words to expose the introduction of a hidden Wikipedia article; near misses appear in shades of gray by meaning, and uncovering the title words wins.
Answer five multiple-choice general knowledge questions and share your result; the same site hosts Cryptl, Hex and Scrambled.
Pick out which items on a themed list are genuine and which were invented, with a fresh topic each day from the studio behind Gubbins.
Navigate from one Wikipedia article to a target article using only in-page links, aiming for the shortest chain of clicks, then compare with yesterday's fastest route.
Five questions, each worth three points on the first clue and less as you request up to two more; it comes from pub quiz outfit Geeks Who Drink.
With five lives, find the five entries that top a ranked list by picking from searchable options; getting them in exact order is an optional extra.
Guess how Google finishes a partial search query by naming its top autocomplete suggestions; the once-a-day question mode gives everyone the same prompt.
Each of five category rounds hides five correct picks among decoys; tap the ones you are sure of and bank them before risking a trap.
Ten thousand people answered one prompt; track down the four replies they gave most often, with unlimited guesses and three hints that each reveal a letter.
Answer clues pulled from past Jeopardy episodes, then bet your earnings on one final question in this short quiz.
Every animal you guess joins a family tree showing where it shares ancestry with the mystery species; you have 20 tries to land on the exact one.
Plants you guess grow a branching tree of shared ancestry that homes in on the mystery species, with 25 tries to find it.
A photo of one bird is the starting point; get its species in six guesses, with each attempt checked against order, family and genus to narrow the field.
Tackle one curated organic chemistry problem in six attempts, covering anything from classic named reactions to full synthesis routes; hints and the archive need Premium.
Guess a hidden astronomy-related word in six tries, with Wordle-style color feedback on every letter.
Name the breed of a player-submitted dog from its photo in five attempts, with separate single-breed and mixed-breed puzzles.