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Daily #43 · 2026-10-13

Practice answers · 2026-10-13

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Geography

Name a founding member of the European Economic Community.

One of the six countries that signed the Treaty of Rome in 1957.

Source: European Union · Member countries ↗

185 submitted daily rounds · 6 accepted answers

ANSWERFIXED POINTSCHOICES
Luxembourg844 (2.2%)
Belgium387 (3.8%)
Netherlands327 (3.8%)
Italy1823 (12.4%)
Germany1518 (9.7%)
France1227 (14.6%)

Knowledge points are editorial estimates frozen in this edition. Counts come from recorded daily rounds on 2026-10-13 UTC, including skips and timeouts in the denominator. Anonymous browser records are not verified unique players. Small samples do not establish general answer rarity.

Science

Name an element with atomic number 11 to 20.

Both endpoints count. Names or symbols accepted.

Source: IUPAC · Periodic table ↗

153 submitted daily rounds · 10 accepted answers

ANSWERFIXED POINTSCHOICES
Argon7810 (6.5%)
Phosphorus683 (2.0%)
Sulfur600 (0.0%)
Magnesium543 (2.0%)
Potassium527 (4.6%)
Chlorine504 (2.6%)
Silicon494 (2.6%)
Sodium428 (5.2%)
Calcium397 (4.6%)
Aluminium354 (2.6%)

Knowledge points are editorial estimates frozen in this edition. Counts come from recorded daily rounds on 2026-10-13 UTC, including skips and timeouts in the denominator. Anonymous browser records are not verified unique players. Small samples do not establish general answer rarity.

Space

Name one of Jupiter’s four Galilean moons.

The four large moons first observed by Galileo in 1610.

Source: NASA · Jupiter’s moons ↗

124 submitted daily rounds · 4 accepted answers

ANSWERFIXED POINTSCHOICES
Callisto955 (4.0%)
Ganymede766 (4.8%)
Io4615 (12.1%)
Europa2810 (8.1%)

Knowledge points are editorial estimates frozen in this edition. Counts come from recorded daily rounds on 2026-10-13 UTC, including skips and timeouts in the denominator. Anonymous browser records are not verified unique players. Small samples do not establish general answer rarity.

Culture

Name a Jane Austen novel with more than one word in its title.

Use the complete title of one of her six completed novels.

Source: Jane Austen’s House · The six novels ↗

103 submitted daily rounds · 4 accepted answers

ANSWERFIXED POINTSCHOICES
Northanger Abbey944 (3.9%)
Mansfield Park891 (1.0%)
Sense and Sensibility455 (4.9%)
Pride and Prejudice1515 (14.6%)

Knowledge points are editorial estimates frozen in this edition. Counts come from recorded daily rounds on 2026-10-13 UTC, including skips and timeouts in the denominator. Anonymous browser records are not verified unique players. Small samples do not establish general answer rarity.

Sports

Name a country that won the men’s FIFA World Cup before 1970.

A title in any tournament from 1930 through 1966. Germany includes West Germany.

Source: FIFA · World Cup champions ↗

95 submitted daily rounds · 5 accepted answers

ANSWERFIXED POINTSCHOICES
Uruguay9627 (28.4%)
England727 (7.4%)
Italy4810 (10.5%)
Germany279 (9.5%)
Brazil1218 (18.9%)

Knowledge points are editorial estimates frozen in this edition. Counts come from recorded daily rounds on 2026-10-13 UTC, including skips and timeouts in the denominator. Anonymous browser records are not verified unique players. Small samples do not establish general answer rarity.

Words

Name a NATO codeword for a vowel letter.

Only A, E, I, O and U. Use a full codeword from the NATO chart, not a single letter. Alfa also accepts Alpha.

Source: NATO · Phonetic alphabet chart ↗

88 submitted daily rounds · 5 accepted answers

ANSWERFIXED POINTSCHOICES
Uniform954 (4.5%)
Oscar703 (3.4%)
India605 (5.7%)
Echo457 (8.0%)
Alfa3516 (18.2%)

Knowledge points are editorial estimates frozen in this edition. Counts come from recorded daily rounds on 2026-10-13 UTC, including skips and timeouts in the denominator. Anonymous browser records are not verified unique players. Small samples do not establish general answer rarity.

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