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#109Daily · Geography Country Guess the mystery country in 5 tries Play 0 #87Daily · Animals Animal Guess the mystery animal in 6 tries Play 0 #72Daily · General knowledge Group Four groups, four impostors, one submission Play 0 #29Daily · Words & math Letters & Numbers Longest word, then hit the target Play 0 #19Daily · Language Word Funnel Five rules, one word left standing Play 0

Geography Countries of the WorldName all 197 countries of the world.

Geography Higher or Lower: City PopulationThe game shows two cities. Select the city with more people in its metro area. A wrong answer ends the run.

Geography Countries A to ZName one country for every letter of the alphabet.

Geography Odd One Out: FlagsFind the impostor in a group of four flags. Three flags are current national flags. One flag is a copy with a small error. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.

Geography Guess the NeighborsThe quiz shows 10 countries. Name every land neighbor of a country to go to the next country.

Geography Higher or Lower: Country FactsThe game shows two countries and one statistic: area, population, density, GDP per person or life expectancy. Select the country with the higher value. A wrong answer ends the run.

History World History TimelinePut 25 events from world history in order, from the oldest to the newest. You place one event at a time. You have 3 lives.

Geography Click the CountryWe name a country. You find it and click it on the world map.

Geography Odd One Out: GeographyFind the impostor in a group of four places. The quiz uses continents, capitals, islands and borders. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.

Geography Red Dot: Guess the CountryThe map shows no borders. Name the country under the red dot. The quiz has 20 rounds, with one guess in each round.

Geography Connect Two CountriesConnect two countries with a chain of countries that share a border.

Geography Capitals A to ZName one capital city for every letter of the alphabet.

Geography Click the StateWe name a US state. You find it and click it on the map.

Geography US StatesName all 50 states of the United States.

Languages Language DetectiveRead a sentence in an unknown language. Name a country where people speak that language. The game has 10 languages. You can guess as often as you want, or skip a language.

General Odd One Out: General KnowledgeFind the impostor in a group of four items. The quiz uses planets, elements, instruments, brands and more. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.

Geography Guess the Country by OutlineOne country shape at a time, with no map around it. Name the country. You have three lives. Every country in the world is a round.

Geography Country ChainName a country. Then name a country that starts with its last letter. Make the chain as long as you can.

Animals Animal GridThe grid has 3 rows and 3 columns. Each row and each column gives an animal trait. Name one animal that fits both traits of a cell. One run has one board and nine guesses.

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Dungeons & Dragons D&D Monster GridThe grid has 3 rows and 3 columns. Each row and each column gives a monster trait: a creature type, a size, a challenge rating, an alignment. Name one Dungeons & Dragons monster that fits both traits of a cell. One run has one board and nine guesses.

Dungeons & Dragons D&D Monsters A–ZName one Dungeons & Dragons monster for each letter, A to Z. The quiz accepts about 400 monsters of the 5th edition Monster Manual and the big adventure books.

Plants Fruits & Vegetables A–ZName one fruit or vegetable for each letter, A to Z. The quiz accepts about 390 kinds of produce. The letter X is skipped.

Dungeons & Dragons Higher or Lower: D&D MonstersThe game shows two Dungeons & Dragons monsters and one statistic: challenge rating or hit points. Select the monster with the higher value. A wrong answer ends the run.

Dungeons & Dragons Missing Vowels: D&D SpellsThe game removes the vowels from the name of a Dungeons & Dragons spell. An underscore marks each vowel and a dot marks each space. Type the name to get one point and to see the next spell. You have three minutes.

Plants Missing Vowels: PlantsThe game removes the vowels from the name of a plant: a flower, a tree, a fruit, a vegetable or a herb. An underscore marks each vowel and a dot marks each space. Type the name to get one point and to see the next plant. You have three minutes.

Plants Name the FlowerName 50 garden and wild flowers from a photo of the bloom.

Plants Name the HouseplantName 40 popular houseplants from a photo.

Dungeons & Dragons Odd One Out: Dungeons & DragonsFind the impostor in a group of four items from Dungeons & Dragons. The quiz uses classes, subclasses, spells, monsters, planes, books and names that do not exist. Every round explains the answer. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.

Plants Odd One Out: PlantsFind the impostor in a group of four plants. The quiz uses flowers, trees, fruit, vegetables, plant families and the parts of a plant. Every round explains the answer. You have three lives. Each wrong answer costs one life.

Plants Top 10 Coffee ProducersName the 10 countries that grow the most coffee.

Plants Top 10 Wine ProducersName the 10 countries that make the most wine.

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Football Ballon d'Or WinnersName all 47 players who won the Ballon d'Or, from 1956 to 2025. Each card shows the year of the first win, the country and the number of wins.

Geography Countries of the WorldName all 197 countries of the world.

Sports F1 World ChampionsName all 35 drivers who won the Formula One World Championship, from 1950 to 2025. Each card shows the year of the first title, the country and the number of titles.

Football Football Club CrestsName the football club from its crest. The quiz shows 60 crests. The club name is removed from each crest.

Geography Guess the NeighborsThe quiz shows 10 countries. Name every land neighbor of a country to go to the next country.

Science Periodic TableName all 118 chemical elements.

Pokémon PokémonName every Pokémon from all generations.

Sports Top 25 Highest-Earning F1 DriversName the 25 Formula 1 drivers with the highest career earnings. The earnings include salary and endorsements.

Football Top 25 Highest-Earning FootballersName the 25 footballers with the highest career earnings. The earnings include salary and endorsements, adjusted for inflation.

Sports Top 25 Highest-Earning GolfersName the 25 golfers with the highest career earnings. The earnings include prize money, endorsements and appearance fees.

Sports Top 25 Highest-Earning NBA PlayersName the 25 NBA players with the highest career earnings. The earnings include salary and endorsements.

Sports Top 25 Highest-Earning Tennis PlayersName the 25 tennis players with the highest career earnings. The earnings include prize money and endorsements.

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What can I play?

Most quizzes ask you to name every item in a set. You type an answer, and the answer appears on a map, a grid or a picture as soon as you get it right. Other quizzes ask you to click the right place, to put items in order, or to pick the one item that does not belong.

The largest group is geography: every country, capital city and flag of the world, and the states or regions of many countries. The rest of the catalogue covers science, animals, Pokémon, football, cars, language, mental arithmetic and general knowledge. Each quiz has several modes, and a mode changes what the quiz asks about the same set. Browse every quiz to see the full list.

How do the daily quizzes work?

Five quizzes change every day: Daily Animal, Daily Country, Daily Group, Daily Letters & Numbers and Daily Word Funnel. A new puzzle starts each day at 17:00 CET, and every player gets the same puzzle. Your streak counts the days you solve in a row.

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Why did the quiz reject my correct answer?

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