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Category	3	2	1	X	avg
Enter‐ tainment Entertainment	21%	31%	24%	25%	1.48
Social Sciences	21%	28%	24%	26%	1.44
Food & Drink	27%	34%	23%	17%	1.7
Science & Nature	25%	32%	25%	18%	1.63
Arts & Culture	19%	28%	25%	29%	1.37

July’s Toughest Question:
2025-07-17

Falstaff

"Go, hang thyself in thine own heir-apparent garters!" So said what Shakespeare character who was always saying stuff like that?

There's a carved boar's head on display at Shakespeare's Globe, taken from the (real-life) old drinking hangout of what 4-play character?

Mistress Quickly is a "scullion," and Prince Hal a "bull's pizzle," according to what portly fictional knight?

Missed it

79%

July’s Easiest Question:
2025-07-13

Yodeling

In 2018, Illinois 11-year-old Mason Ramsey went viral when he favored a Walmart with what kind of old country/western singing style?

69%

Last year, far from Illinois, Switzerland applied to get UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage status for what register-shifting singing style?

22%

The goatherd number in "The Sound of Music" features what singing style that ... well, would be startling to hear someone break into at Walmart?

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Daily Recap: 2025-04-09

Root

Taro, turmeric, and turnips all belong to a category of vegetables named for what plant part?

79%

Charles Elmer Hires used sassafras to make his o.g. version of a soft drink named for what part of the sassafras tree?

14%

According to that baseball song, after you get your peanuts and crackerjack you should do WHAT for the home team? (At least three times?)

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Electron

John Wheeler once called fellow theoretical physicist Richard Feynman to suggest that the universe has exactly one of what particle?

12%

In the 1870s, Irish physicist George Stoney coined the name of what elementary particle with a mass about 1/1836 that of a proton?

35%

In chemistry class, you learned that a covalent bond happens with atoms pair up what particles that orbit the nucleus?

35%

Missed it

18%

Grass

Before it was an Oscar-winning movie, "The Tin Drum" was the first book of the Danzig Trilogy by the Nobel-winning author Günter WHO?

14%

A pioneering work of ethnography, a 1925 film about Iranian nomads seeking pastures for their livestock had what apt one-syllable title?

If you had to name three books by Walt Whitman, you'd probably give up after that 1855 poetry collection, "Leaves of WHAT"?

33%

Missed it

47%

Mali

From the 13th to 17th centuries, much of West Africa belonged to an empire that gave its name to what present-day nation?

22%

The area known as French West Africa included present-day Guinea and what neighboring country that's home to Timbuktu?

19%

The capital of Peru happens to be an anagram for what nation that is 5,000 miles east of there?

32%

Missed it

26%

Office Space

The same year she voiced Hogarth's mom in "The Iron Giant," Jennifer Aniston played Joanna in what comedy?

22%

David Herman played Michael Bolton (not that Michael Bolton) in what Texas-set cult classic?

18%

The "soul-sucking torture" of a job alphabetizing purchase orders inspired Mike Judge to make what 1999 film?

22%

Missed it

38%

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