Krillionio Practice Answers · 2026-10-15

Geography

Name one of the 50 U.S. states.

State names or two-letter postal abbreviations. No territories.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau · State codes ↗

244 submitted daily rounds · 50 accepted answers

ANSWERFIXED POINTSCHOICES

Rhode Island978 (3.3%)

New Hampshire969 (3.7%)

North Dakota9516 (6.6%)

Delaware945 (2.0%)

South Dakota939 (3.7%)

Vermont9211 (4.5%)

Wyoming9113 (5.3%)

West Virginia893 (1.2%)

Nebraska8813 (5.3%)

Iowa867 (2.9%)

Idaho826 (2.5%)

Arkansas809 (3.7%)

Maine794 (1.6%)

New Mexico772 (0.8%)

Connecticut760 (0.0%)

Montana744 (1.6%)

Missouri731 (0.4%)

Maryland724 (1.6%)

Utah716 (2.5%)

Mississippi703 (1.2%)

Kansas694 (1.6%)

Indiana671 (0.4%)

Oklahoma664 (1.6%)

Wisconsin644 (1.6%)

South Carolina631 (0.4%)

Massachusetts621 (0.4%)

Minnesota613 (1.2%)

North Carolina591 (0.4%)

Kentucky573 (1.2%)

Alabama563 (1.2%)

Pennsylvania551 (0.4%)

Virginia542 (0.8%)

Louisiana531 (0.4%)

Tennessee520 (0.0%)

New Jersey510 (0.0%)

Illinois491 (0.4%)

Oregon471 (0.4%)

Nevada464 (1.6%)

Michigan450 (0.0%)

Arizona432 (0.8%)

Georgia412 (0.8%)

Ohio378 (3.3%)

Colorado361 (0.4%)

Washington344 (1.6%)

Alaska257 (2.9%)

Hawaii238 (3.3%)

Florida182 (0.8%)

Texas164 (1.6%)

New York151 (0.4%)

California125 (2.0%)

Knowledge points are editorial estimates frozen in this edition. Counts come from recorded daily rounds on 2026-10-15 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 30 or below.

The first 30 elements. Element names and chemical symbols both count.

Source: IUPAC · Periodic table ↗

227 submitted daily rounds · 30 accepted answers

ANSWERFIXED POINTSCHOICES

Scandium962 (0.9%)

Vanadium945 (2.2%)

Manganese893 (1.3%)

Beryllium882 (0.9%)

Cobalt832 (0.9%)

Argon788 (3.5%)

Chromium774 (1.8%)

Fluorine745 (2.2%)

Boron7216 (7.0%)

Phosphorus682 (0.9%)

Nickel641 (0.4%)

Sulfur601 (0.4%)

Titanium590 (0.0%)

Zinc577 (3.1%)

Magnesium546 (2.6%)

Potassium526 (2.6%)

Chlorine504 (1.8%)

Silicon490 (0.0%)

Lithium485 (2.2%)

Neon476 (2.6%)

Sodium426 (2.6%)

Calcium396 (2.6%)

Nitrogen386 (2.6%)

Aluminium355 (2.2%)

Helium2614 (6.2%)

Copper258 (3.5%)

Iron2014 (6.2%)

Carbon188 (3.5%)

Hydrogen1511 (4.8%)

Oxygen126 (2.6%)

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Space

Name one of Jupiter’s four Galilean moons.

The four large moons first observed by Galileo in 1610.

Source: NASA · Jupiter’s moons ↗

204 submitted daily rounds · 4 accepted answers

ANSWERFIXED POINTSCHOICES

Callisto958 (3.9%)

Ganymede763 (1.5%)

Io4624 (11.8%)

Europa2827 (13.2%)

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Culture

Name one of Jane Austen’s six completed novels.

Published novels only. Unfinished works and juvenilia do not count.

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

177 submitted daily rounds · 6 accepted answers

ANSWERFIXED POINTSCHOICES

Northanger Abbey942 (1.1%)

Mansfield Park897 (4.0%)

Persuasion746 (3.4%)

Sense and Sensibility4511 (6.2%)

Emma3021 (11.9%)

Pride and Prejudice1517 (9.6%)

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Sports

Name a country with at least two men’s FIFA World Cup titles.

Titles won from 1930 through 2022, inclusive.

Source: FIFA · World Cup champions ↗

167 submitted daily rounds · 6 accepted answers

ANSWERFIXED POINTSCHOICES

Uruguay9642 (25.1%)

Italy4820 (12.0%)

France3015 (9.0%)

Germany2720 (12.0%)

Argentina2220 (12.0%)

Brazil1223 (13.8%)

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Words

Name a NATO codeword containing a double letter.

Two identical letters next to each other in the official full spelling. Juliett also accepts Juliet as an alias.

Source: NATO · Phonetic alphabet chart ↗

158 submitted daily rounds · 3 accepted answers

ANSWERFIXED POINTSCHOICES

Juliett9015 (9.5%)

Yankee702 (1.3%)

Sierra555 (3.2%)

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Practice answers · 2026-10-15

Name one of the 50 U.S. states.

Name an element with atomic number 30 or below.

Name one of Jupiter’s four Galilean moons.

Name one of Jane Austen’s six completed novels.

Name a country with at least two men’s FIFA World Cup titles.

Name a NATO codeword containing a double letter.