Name a country that joined the EU in 1995.
The three-country enlargement of 1 January 1995.
Source: European Union · Member countries ↗355 submitted daily rounds · 3 accepted answers
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Name an element with atomic number 21 to 30.
Both endpoints count. Names or symbols accepted.
Source: IUPAC · Periodic table ↗285 submitted daily rounds · 10 accepted answers
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Name a rocky planet in our solar system.
One of the four terrestrial planets.
Source: NASA · Our solar system ↗246 submitted daily rounds · 4 accepted answers
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Name a Jane Austen novel with a one-word title.
One of her six completed and published novels.
Source: Jane Austen’s House · The six novels ↗207 submitted daily rounds · 2 accepted answers
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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 ↗198 submitted daily rounds · 6 accepted answers
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Name one of the six official languages of the United Nations.
The UN’s six official languages in the October 2026 reference set. Use the language’s English name, not a country name.
Source: United Nations · Official languages ↗191 submitted daily rounds · 6 accepted answers
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