Daily Trivia for October 17, 2025

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52 Comments

+10

Level 89

Oct 17, 2025

Solid 10/10, 9,930

Somewhat surprised by how few knew what an armoire is, but it's early days yet so maybe those percentages will level out

Level ∞

Oct 17, 2025

I remember when I was a kid there was a commercial on TV about an a motel that saved the customer money by not having armoires.

That's how I learned what they were.

Level 77

Oct 17, 2025

I'm not, and I guess we are many, native english speaker, so I didn't have a clue. The same goes with that nursery rhyme. So 8/10.

Level 88

Oct 17, 2025

Armoire is actually a French word.

Level 89

Oct 17, 2025

But in French, it is any cupboard.

Level ∞

Oct 17, 2025

This quiz is for native English speakers. It's impressive that people who don't speak English as a first language can do so well, but this quiz is not designed for you.

Level 73

Oct 17, 2025

@Laurik, exactly the same situation here. Also non-native speaker, also 8/10 and exactly the same two mistakes.

Level 53

Oct 17, 2025

I double guessed myself and missed an easy 10/10. Stupid.

Level 53

Oct 18, 2025

At the end of the day, I'm 12th on my leaderboard with 9/10.

Level 70

Oct 17, 2025

Some people may have read it quick as armory.

Level 66

Oct 17, 2025

Me too...this quiz seems to be aiming at a wider audience. Armoire in my head, should be way closer to 95%. Pretty standard piece of furniture for like, say, 300 years? And they got 'fancy' in hotels when they used them to put a TV on the top part, then they fell way out of fashion & ended up in thrift store.

Level 76

Nov 2, 2025

It is not a word that comes up often in media, books, movies etc so not too well know by non-native English speakers. I have heard of the word and new roughly what it was, but was not sure what exactly went in it.

Futon for example actually comes up more often.

Plus different countries have different customs, some countries have just one word for cupboard, closet, (kitchen) cabinets, wardrobe (and armoire and even pantry etc). So a (upright) piece of furniture where you can put something in, or a small area (like 1x1) closed off with a door

Level 80

Oct 17, 2025

Ha, my wife is an Interior Designer by trade, if I had missed that one I might be sleeping in ours.

Level 66

Oct 17, 2025

Made me laugh!

Level 46

Oct 17, 2025

That was my too fast misclick, without thinking it through. :D

Level 86

Oct 18, 2025

I only knew it from the meme

+13

Level 46

Oct 17, 2025

Quiz Results

You got 10 of 10 correct

With time bonus, your score is 9,910

You beat or equaled 100% of test takers

This is your BEST SCORE all-time!

yeahhhhh

+12

Level 23

Oct 17, 2025

yay my first ever 10/10

Level 71

Oct 17, 2025

Congrats!!!

+11

Level 77

Oct 17, 2025

Damn you, strippers, for making me think Chippendale was fashion

Level 65

Oct 17, 2025

Same.

Level 66

Oct 17, 2025

That's hilarious!...🤣 There was the first men's stripper club in 1970s, Los Angeles. I was in college at USC/UCLA & clubbing was a big thing. Also the Chip 'n Dale chipmunks cartoon - both named after the furniture maker from the 18th century. Helps to be old on some of this quizzes!

Level 68

Oct 17, 2025

10/10!! And my 8th best score ever! Furniture is a much better theme than I expected it to be!

Level 80

Oct 17, 2025

Right? Furniture...who knew? 10/10 here as well.

Level 68

Oct 17, 2025

I suppose it's something a lot of us have

Level 49

Oct 17, 2025

Could've been such an easy 9-10, but two stupid missclicks made it a 7

Level 59

Oct 17, 2025

Wouldn't think I'd get 10/10 on a furniture quiz - but the questions were easy due to life experience. Had or considered having most of the pieces mentioned and of course I like the Ikea experience in Brooklyn - taking their ferry, eating in the restaurant (while looking out at lower Manhattan and NY harbor) and at least I learned to say Hello in Swedish. It's 'Hej', sounds like 'Hay' to me.

Level 64

Oct 17, 2025

That's a great free ferry ride!

Level 80

Oct 17, 2025

Second guessed myself on the first one, would have been 10/10 otherwise.

Level 78

Oct 17, 2025

Haven’t ever gotten a 10/10 on these.. 9/10 is the best I’ve managed. A lot of these questions do have Western world references.. but still…

Level 64

Oct 17, 2025

5/10...

Level 65

Oct 17, 2025

You got 9 of 10 correct.

Level 50

Oct 17, 2025

Quiz Results

You got 10 of 10 correct

With time bonus, your score is 9,915

You beat or equaled 100% of test takers

This is your BEST SCORE all-time!

Aw yeeah

Level 70

Oct 17, 2025

10/10 and my 7th highest score.

Level 66

Oct 17, 2025

10/10...quizzes of late have been up my alley, tennis, pottery/china, furnitiure, general history/science. I'm not the fastest 'clicker' tho'..BTW the original Old Mother Hubbard poem (early 1800s) is very grim (starvation). It was highly sanitized, along with many others in the UK Mother Goose Rhymes.

Level 91

Oct 17, 2025

9,933m just below my top score...

Out of curiosity, has anyone ever got more than 996 points on a single question? What is the top all time max that someone has ever achieved, is 9960 the cap?

Level 63

Oct 17, 2025

I could be wrong but I think I might've got 997 on a question or two but very rarely. I can't imagine anyone getting above 9960 without some insane luck

Level 89

Oct 17, 2025

I think I've also gotten 997 on the odd question, but few enough to be able to count on one hand, in over 500 quizzes. 996 is doable on good form and with the right questions, but for that to happen for 10 questions in a row is extremely suspect imo, especially since there's usually at least one question long enough that it can't be skim-read. I could maybe see myself hitting 9950 with some really good luck (and a lot of caffeine), but even that would be pushing it. Current best is 9,939, though I've been on track for a score in the 40s two or three times but been caught out by a question.

Level 63

Oct 17, 2025

Respectfully, idc if armoire doesn't store weapons. It should. Silly language

Level 76

Nov 2, 2025

That was the original meaning of the word, and what the furniture was originally used for.

Level 64

Oct 17, 2025

Finally back to form with a 10/10. It helps that I'd like to buy a Murphy bed so I can stop sleeping on the futon.

Level 20

Oct 17, 2025

Another day, another nursery rhyme :)

Level 95

Oct 17, 2025

You beat or equaled 99% of test takers

You are #2 on your friend leaderboard!

Such is life when you are friends with FrankiiLynx

Level 76

Nov 2, 2025

I mainly have people that are better than me.. so I rarely am in the top 5, not with 8/10 anyway only stand a chance with a 9 or a 10. The scores usually start with 9 9 9 8 8 8 8 8 7 7 or something.

Level 66

Oct 17, 2025

8/10 Men Recline in Rome, Bureau Desk or Office

Level 37

Oct 17, 2025

9/10 Talked myself out of #10 because "There's no way that someone's last name was actually Chippendale, right?"

Level 73

Oct 17, 2025

Finger slipped once on this quiz otherwise would've got to 10, accidentally pressed cigar instead of clothing...oops!

Level 47

Oct 17, 2025

9/10 Blew through it painlessly until the last question. Who would have thought Furniture was my strong topic.