
Europe Capitals Challenge
Take the quiz here: https://geomasters.vercel.app/live/challenge/3ba83f01-f802-4978-a165-704cd95a3fc4
Comment your scores

Take the quiz here: https://geomasters.vercel.app/live/challenge/3ba83f01-f802-4978-a165-704cd95a3fc4
Comment your scores
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I built a little geography quiz where you can test yourself on flags and world capitals.
There’s a fast pace Flag Rush / Capitals Rush mode: keep going until you make a mistake and see how far you can get.
My latest run: 34 / 236 flags. Clearly some room for improvement.
Curious how people here do — especially the geography nerds.
Post your score if you give it a shot.
I only managed to get 6... and I even made the game!
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Would be awesome if some of you tried it out and let me know what you think:
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I got 50/60 and my wife got 55/60 😅
Now we’re arguing about who’s actually smarter.
Try it without pausing or Googling and drop your score below.
This is always a good one for old-timers like me. Do you know these 25 facts about the Beatles?
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No hints — just the outline. Drop your guess below before scrolling other comments!
I'll post the answer in a few hours. (Made a geography app with 195 of these if anyone wants more after — link's in a comment.)
Hi Guys,
I am doing a psychology experiment in school about the effects technology has on sleep patterns in teens. Iv'e come on reddit to get a wider number of participants in my survey from various different age brackets.
I have two surveys attached to this post, and if you could take the time out of your day to complete one, it would help me heaps.
Theres one survey for those in 16-20 age brackets, and one survey for those in the 20-70 age bracket. Please do the quiz for your age.
Thank you greatly too anyone who participates in this experiement.
This is the link for the 16-20 survey.
This is the link for the 20-70 survey.
A quiz i made about naming a car brand for each letter of the alphabet.
Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/image/car-brands-az
Feel free to leave feedback or suggest a quiz in the comments :)
Answer: >!FAW, Ferrari, Fiat, Fisker, Ford!<
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È cominciato tutto da uno scherzo.
Un mio amico pensionato, Tullio, voleva fare un piccolo quiz alla nipotina. Solo che invece di farle una domanda le ha dato direttamente la risposta:
ROMA
e le ha detto: «Adesso trova tu la domanda».
Poi ha complicato la cosa: ha distribuito le lettere su una scacchiera e per ricostruire la domanda bisognava muoversi come il cavallo degli scacchi.
Qualche tempo dopo è venuto da me con fogli, appunti e una quantità piuttosto preoccupante di quesiti e mi ha chiesto: «Tu che lavori nell’informatica, riusciresti a farne un gioco online?».
Io ho commesso l’errore di rispondere: «Sì, dovrebbe essere abbastanza semplice».
Da lì sono partiti mesi di serate passate tra codice, bug, punteggi, classifiche, colori della scacchiera e discussioni interminabili su quanto dovesse lampeggiare una casella.
Il risultato si chiama A Caval Quesito.
Il problema è che stiamo notando una cosa strana: molte persone entrano, fanno una o due partite e poi non tornano più. Alcune si registrano addirittura senza completare nemmeno il primo quesito.
Noi ormai siamo troppo coinvolti per capire bene cosa non funzioni. Potrebbe essere la grafica, la spiegazione iniziale, la difficoltà, la scacchiera, i punteggi, oppure semplicemente il fatto che il gioco dopo due partite abbia già esaurito il suo fascino.
Per questo non cerchiamo complimenti, ma critiche sincere. Anche piuttosto cattive, purché utili.
Se avete cinque minuti, provatelo e diteci soprattutto:
in quale momento vi viene voglia di chiuderlo?
Here’s this week’s etymology question from my daily trivia site, 3Roads.xyz.
The word X comes from Old French and literally means “with bread.” It first appears in the Lex Salica as a calque of the Germanic word gahlaibo. Today X most commonly means a friend or partner, someone you spend time with. In nautical contexts, X can also mean the framework on the quarterdeck of a sailing ship that let daylight into the cabins below. What is X?
If you want to try it on the site:
https://3roads.xyz/s/323?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=etymology&utm_content=s323
Let's play a little Centumth-style quiz.
These are all animals that appear somewhere in the Top 100 longest-living animals.
Your goal isn't to guess the longest-lived one. Try to guess the one sitting closest to #100.
Which of these do you think has the shortest maximum lifespan?
🐢 Giant tortoise
🐋 Bowhead whale
🐟 Atlantic Sturgeon
🦈 Greenland shark
🐘 Elephant
A, B, C, D or E?
I make a daily trivia game based on this idea called Centumth. Every day you get 5 guesses and try to find answers as close to #100 as possible instead of going for the obvious #1.
Today's full challenge is about the Top 100 Longest-Living Animals:
If you play it, let me know what your five guesses were. I'm curious to see whether Reddit is better at finding the obscure answers than the rest of the community 😂
Hey everyone! Can you spot the official flag of BHUTAN? It’s trickier than it looks (no Googling allowed! 😉).
Take a guess and drop your answer (A, B, C, or D) in the comments!
🏆 Bonus challenge: Extra respect if you can name the countries for the other 3 flags as well!
I made Clue XI, a browser-based football quiz built around recognising players from their career histories.
Instead of receiving every clue at once, the game progressively reveals the clubs and years a player appeared for, then their league appearances and goals, position and nationality. Your score keeps falling with time, and wrong guesses reduce it further, so recognising an unusual career path early feels genuinely rewarding.
The database has grown to more than 12,000 male players from Europe’s five major leagues, covering 1980 onwards. I have also added a once-per-day Daily XI, club, league and nationality modes, friend rooms and ranked 1v1 matches.
It is free to try on mobile or desktop, with three guest games before registration: https://cluexi.co.uk/
I’d love feedback from people seeing it for the first time—particularly whether the rules are understandable without explanation and whether the interface feels polished on a phone.