Daily Trivia for March 6, 2025

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46 Comments

Level 66

Mar 6, 2025

Mona Lisa has a smile?

Level 69

Mar 6, 2025

there was a movie about it I believe

Level 53

Mar 6, 2025

5/10 Interesting.

Level 68

Mar 6, 2025

7/10. I probably should have remembered that the Russian Revolution was not in the nineteenth century..

Level 74

Mar 6, 2025

I did the same thing, but who has time to remember things when clicking as fast as possible?

Level 84

Mar 6, 2025

The kids book question completely threw me. 9/10 seems a decent score today..

Level 67

Mar 6, 2025

Yes, it was pretty random, having to choose between three books I've never heard of.

Level 44

Mar 6, 2025

Really? Are you from the U.S.? I grew up with all of them. They were all in school

Level 70

Mar 6, 2025

Hmm. Some people on Jetpunk, including yours truly, were born in the previous millennium before those books were published. 😉

Level 47

Mar 6, 2025

Those books were written in 1947, 1969, and 1985...

Level 60

Mar 6, 2025

The Very Hungry Catterpillar is the only one that I think has a presence outside the US. Though I know Goodnight Moon because it was used as a NYT Strands theme, which puzzled everyone outside the US at the time.

Level 46

Mar 6, 2025

10/10 Good :)

Level 89

Mar 6, 2025

8/10 again, didn't have a clue on the children's book, or on the Elvis one, some rough questions those 😅

Level 36

Mar 6, 2025

huh the childrens book one was fun

Level 83

Mar 6, 2025

It was a series of paintings that took a publicity still of Elvis and doubled him many times. There were 22 Double Elvises. 8 Elvises was part of a giant wall display with many Elvises. In 2008, it sold for… $100 million!?

Level 89

Mar 6, 2025

In hindsight I probably should've known it wasn't the can of soup lol, I must admit though I've never been much of a Warhol fan

Level 53

Mar 6, 2025

5/10 and last on my leaderboard.

Level 46

Mar 6, 2025

Yesterday it's better :)

Level 38

Mar 6, 2025

I’m always first on my leaderboard. It’s better without any friends:)

Level 55

Mar 6, 2025

Ha ha!

Level 63

Mar 6, 2025

45% of people thinking the US Civil War is the bloodiest in history (as of time of posting this comment) is wild lol. I realize it was a big deal *for the US* at the time, but China has had numerous internal conflicts where millions were killed, all throughout its history. No chance of anyone beating the “champs” on that front.

Level 68

Mar 6, 2025

I would be willing to bet that most people don't think the US Civil War was the bloodiest in history, but instead end up choosing it by eliminating the other options that aren't in the mid-19th century. That seems the quickest way to eliminate the options if you aren't 100% sure which was the bloodiest and the first Chinese Civil War people think of is obviously 1927-1949. With how the question is designed, the US Civil War jumps out as potentially the only 19th century one - tricky!

Level 70

Mar 6, 2025

I misread 19th for 20th and guessed China. Wrong reason, right answer lol

Level 37

Mar 6, 2025

I think it could be because we are taught about the bloodiest battle in the U.S. Civil War like it was the biggest event in history, and most people don't pay attention in class. Combining those conditions means that some people just assume that the U.S. Civil War was the deadliest, especially if they haven't learned about any other civil wars.

Level 38

Mar 6, 2025

I’m 52 and was pretty good in history but until today I had no idea that China had a major Civil War prior to the one in the 1940s. I’m gonna have to reeducate myself I reckon

Level 68

Mar 6, 2025

The Taiping Rebellion is absolutely fascinating. It was led by a man named Hong Xiuquan, who believed himself to be the younger half-brother of Jesus Christ (on their father's side, obviously).

Level 70

Mar 6, 2025

Here's my blog on it if you're interested to learn more

Level 67

Mar 6, 2025

Is the story "Goodnight Moon" ironically titled? Seems totally illogical, as night-time is when the moon is usually "up" and "working" or at least mostly visible.

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Level 70

Mar 6, 2025

The moon does come out and night and thus is there for the child to say goodnight to.

Level 70

Mar 6, 2025

8/10. Missed the last 2. I had a feeling the last one wouldn't be as easy as that, but I had to say it.

Level 44

Mar 6, 2025

6/10. Either these have been getting harder lately or I'm getting stupider

Level 66

Mar 6, 2025

Me too 8/10....all was looking good but I really should have gotten the civil war question since I studied Chinese history quite a bit in college and wrote on the economics of Mao's long march and guerilla warfare forgot the Qing dynasty....missed the Terminator one but don't really follow that genre

Level 16

Mar 6, 2025

Dearest dimble,

it is my birthday! I thought that you would want to know I have been thinking about you... please say hi as a gift for my troubles! I will be seeing you at the royal castle at half past 12.. we will be eating mini cakes and the most delectable tea! your friends, the 3 teenage gals from the us of a! goodnight my sweet dimble

Level 62

Mar 6, 2025

If you need to remember the camels: Dromedary = one hump because the letter D only has one "hump". Bactrian = two humps because the letter B has two "humps"! I'm pretty sure I learned that on here honestly.

Level 70

Mar 6, 2025

Thank you! That's an awesome way to remember.

Level 58

Mar 7, 2025

Came here to say this! I learned this from my 6-year-old, who learned it from a science show.

Level 66

Mar 6, 2025

8/10 Eight Elvises and Missing Mittens.

Level 16

Mar 6, 2025

Quiz Results

You got 4 of 10 correct

With time bonus, your score is 3,933

You beat or equaled 17% of test takers

This is your 14th best score all-time

Level 32

Mar 6, 2025

8/10

Is "where do missing mitten go?" even a book? I couldn't find any book like that

Level 68

Mar 6, 2025

No, it isn't a book. The question was asking which one was not a book, which is why it was the answer

Level 35

Mar 6, 2025

1/10

Level 47

Mar 6, 2025

Really surprised a lot of people don't know about the Taiping Rebellion, over 20 million people died in the aftermath.

Level 55

Mar 6, 2025

I was never taught it in my History classes in Australia and New Zealand (I did part of my high-schooling in both countries.)

Level 55

Mar 6, 2025

I've been finding the last few quizzes tougher. One or two easy questions for me, a couple of educated guesses and then several 'I have no idea'. 6/10 today.

Level 30

Mar 6, 2025

4/10 worst one ever

Level 61

Mar 6, 2025

10/10

pure guess on the childrens book