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Category	3	2	1	X	avg
Enter‐ tainment Entertainment	21%	31%	24%	25%	1.47
Social Sciences	22%	29%	24%	25%	1.47
Consumer Stuff	26%	34%	23%	17%	1.69
Science & Nature	25%	32%	25%	18%	1.65
Arts & Culture	19%	28%	24%	28%	1.39

November’s Toughest Question:
2025-11-05

Bolero

Probably the worst film of 1984 starred Bo Derek and was named for what famous musical composition?

15%

Before they found out it was under copyright, what slow-building piece by Maurice Ravel was going to be the main theme for "Zelda"?

14%

Makes sense: The Latin word that gave us "ball" and "bull" also gave us the name of what Spanish dance?

12%

Missed it

59%

November’s Easiest Question:
2025-11-01

Venice

The Italian government has dumped mad euros into the MOSE project, which prevents tidal flooding in what city?

86%

In 697, Paolo Lucio Anafesto was elected as the first doge of what city-state that was independent for 1,100 years?

The Rialto Bridge is the oldest and most famous Grand Canal crossing, in what city?

Missed it

Daily Recap: 2025-11-14

Potatoes

People in the Southeast of England call geodes by the name of what veggie?

25%

In 1995, with Matt Damon nowhere to be found, what became the first vegetable grown in space?

56%

Yes, really: Lay's is currently undergoing a big redesign to remind customers their chips are made of what veggie?

17%

Missed it

American Psycho

Non-American filmmaker Mary Harron is best known for what 2000 movie?

After "Newsies" but before "Batman Begins," Christian Bale was best known for playing an investment banker with a bad hobby in what movie?

61%

Axe-murdering Jared Leto while listening to Huey Lewis: Not just a dream we keep having, but also the most famous scene from what movie?

Missed it

21%

2015

Before the recently-announced one, Dr. Seuss's *first* posthumous book came out in what year that was 24 years after he died?

Harper Lee's controversial "Go Set a Watchman" was published in what year that was the year *before* she died?

10%

Toni Morrison's final novel, "God Bless the Child," dropped in what odd-numbered year that was also when Trump announced his first presidential bid?

61%

Missed it

25%

Māori

Originally made of albatross wing bones, uhi tā moko are the traditional tattooing chisels of what people?

53%

In the 1980s, Auckland saw controversy erupt when a phone operator was forbidden from saying "kia ora," a greeting in what language?

20%

In 2024, parliament was famously disrupted by a haka dance from members of what indigenous Aotearoa people? (Aotearoa = New Zealand, btw)

Missed it

22%

Prism

If you're looking at a 3D shape where the end pieces are identical polygons, and they have rectangles connecting them, what's that called?

51%

What if I told you it's also the name of that 2007 U.S. government surveillance project that Edward Snowden blew the whistle on?

... and it's the title of Katy Perry's "Roar" album, and the thing creating the rainbow on the cover of Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon"?

29%

Missed it

12%

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