Daily Trivia for October 28, 2025

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Daily Trivia for October 28, 2025

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Level 57
Oct 28, 2025
7/10 isn't bad, just really should have known the valet one and the algebra one never would have got the element one though. Which, by the way, is one of the hardest questions I have seen on this trivia
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Level 76
Oct 28, 2025
Ehh if you recognize francium, polonium and germanium, then you're set. They are close to the name of the country in English unlike say nihonium (Japan) and ruthenium (russia) which take from different languages.

I do think it's a bit tough to do process of elimination if you don't know any of them, but so are trivia questions pertaining to niche pop culture or narrow periods of history

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Level 57
Oct 28, 2025
True
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Level 58
Oct 28, 2025
I frequently struggle with the heavily American questions on the quiz, since I'm not American.
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Level 53
Oct 28, 2025
You poor soul. What is John Bull?
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Level 57
Oct 28, 2025
reference to the fact that a bulldog often represents the UK, that is how I got it
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Level 35
Oct 28, 2025
I choose Spain simply because the others made more famous/notable contributions to science.
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Level 40
Oct 28, 2025
8/10. Was a bit hasty on the valet question and clicker butler. Oh well...

Sadly I've never heard of John Bull before. Is he the British equivalent of Uncle Sam?

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Level 68
Oct 28, 2025
Pretty much
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Level 77
Oct 28, 2025
I knew nothing of that figure, but interpolated by the theme (bulls appeared already) and got lucky thinking of popular hero of the peasants' revolt John Ball.
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Level 66
Oct 28, 2025
Pretty much, I had no idea he had a name but the poster he's on is famous.
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Level 76
Oct 29, 2025
Look up old political cartoons, you are bound to come across him, he pops up very often. Very interesting to browse through I think :) some are very creative, with countries in shapes of people or animals.
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Level 68
Oct 28, 2025
9/10 today, I've never read any of the Percy Jackson novels, so I guessed the most far out one
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Level 57
Oct 28, 2025
You should read them they are very good
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Level 64
Oct 28, 2025
4/10, you beat 3%
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Level 80
Oct 28, 2025
Imagine those who did even worse and got the stat: "You beat 0%."
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Level 19
Oct 28, 2025
Stockholm Syndrome is a myth. It has never been included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), in the United States, and is not considered a real condition by any medical association in any developed nation.
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Level ∞
Oct 28, 2025
It's obviously a real thing that has happened many times in history. No one ever said it was a medical condition.

Gravity isn't in the DSM either.

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Level 88
Oct 28, 2025
That's because gravity's only a theory. Like hedgehogs. There's no proof that either actually exist.
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Level 76
Oct 29, 2025
I believe you are thinking of birds. Hedgehogs obviously exist
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Level 66
Oct 28, 2025
When I was in college 1974, Patty Hearst, an heir of the wealthy Hearst family, was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army when she was 19 years old. She was is an example of the reality of the syndrome. She adopted their radical ideology, participated in a bank robbery. She was arrested in 1975 and the defense was the Stockholm syndrome. She spent a short time in prison and was subsequently pardoned. It is real.
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Level 65
Oct 28, 2025
You got 10 of 10 correct

With time bonus, your score is 9,880

You beat or equaled 99% of test takers.

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Level 66
Oct 28, 2025
I can thank Jeeves for getting Q8 right. Despite his name being synonymous with butlers the original Jeeves is a valet, although when necessary he says he can buttle with the best of them.
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Level 55
Oct 28, 2025
Yes! Jeeves was definitely a valet! What a great TV series and original books.
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Level 70
Oct 28, 2025
9/10. Never seen a lamborghini. Probably never will. LOL.
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Level 74
Oct 28, 2025
10/10 for the third time in under a week. That has to be some kind of record for me.
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Level 89
Oct 28, 2025
9/10 for me today, bit of an educated guess on PepsiCo, but I'm still trying to figure out how any of the answers for Q8 is wrong 😂
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Level 57
Oct 28, 2025
I think what sets the answer apart is word of gentleman in the question
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Level 89
Oct 28, 2025
Yeah I mean, you're right, but even having spent my whole life in the UK these things are an alien language to me 😂
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Level 57
Oct 28, 2025
Yeah, it is most likely a niche question made to be extremely hard
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Level 66
Oct 28, 2025
Butler is the co-head of house staff, making sure the cooks/maids, etc. are up to snuff. Footmen take care of the coaches - ride at the back of the coach and assists passengers getting in/out (probably cars now). They work more outside the house/castle/mansion but I think they might be in charge of polishing the silver & helping serve at table. The porter helps with getting things in/out of the above. Valets are assigned generally 1-1 with 'their' gentleman - lady's maids similarly. Two or three Downton Abbey episodes will catch you up! 😉
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Level 81
Oct 28, 2025
Yeah, murderous Bates is the valet and Carson is the butler. Jeeves is also a valet and not a butler. Same goes for Bunter.

I blame Agatha Christie, she had at least 30 butlers in her books but only one valet although valets must have been more numerous. You only had a butler if you had a big household, but a gentleman had to have a valet even if he lived in an apartment.

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Level 89
Oct 28, 2025
Once again my lack of interest in period dramas is my undoing 😅 Most of my experience with the idea of butlers comes from Batman's Alfred, who it turns out is more of a valet... 😅
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Level 55
Oct 28, 2025
Great summary.
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Level 91
Oct 28, 2025
Never heard of John Bull, ah well.
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Level 15
Oct 28, 2025
What about Americium :(
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Level 49
Oct 28, 2025
Don’t you mean Americum? Oh if another 17 people mention Polonium, this comment thread will reach 100. Is that some sort of record?

6.48am New Zealand time 29/10/25.

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Level 86
Oct 28, 2025
Is that some kind of reference to current American government policies?
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Level 68
Oct 28, 2025
Sadly the polonium thread is gone, but if you want to find a really long thread, go to the Pixar Movies Quiz and press the load all comments button at the bottom of the page. You'll find the 'Name the Date' thread
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Level 66
Oct 28, 2025
8/10...I knew & was decently fast on the 8, a complete guess on the math, I knew polonium/germanicum, wrong on the 50/50 decision. Typical performance.....
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Level 77
Oct 28, 2025
Got all but Percy Jackson. Never heard of him.
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Level 66
Oct 28, 2025
Ditto...

Percy Jackson & the Olympians is a fantasy novel series by American author Rick Riordan. It is the first of four book series in the Camp Half-Blood Chronicles, preceding The Heroes of Olympus, The Trials of Apollo, and The Nico di Angelo Adventures.[a] The novels are set in a world with the Greek gods in the 21st century. The series follows the protagonist, Percy Jackson, a young demigod who must prevent the Titans, led by Kronos, from destroying the world.

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Level 37
Oct 28, 2025
8/10 :) but I chose incorrectly between valet and porter and missed the elements question :(
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Level 80
Oct 28, 2025
Got the first 6 correct, but that's it.

You beat or equaled 27% of test takers

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Level 46
Oct 28, 2025
Second 10/10 in a row. Yesterday's one was a PB, today's was only one point less. Woohoo :D
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Level 88
Oct 28, 2025
I wonder how many English people have actually heard of John Bull. I'm pretty sure I only know about him because of JetPunk.
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Level 89
Oct 28, 2025
Same here and I'm UK born and bred
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Level 53
Oct 28, 2025
I'm British and I've heard of him. I think from history at school. UK was often depicted as John Bull in political cartoons in punch newspaper, same as Europe is depicted as a female Goddess riding (a bull?).
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Level 88
Oct 29, 2025
I figured I might have come across him in school, but I have no memory of it. Apparently he fell out of favour when WW1 happened, which is primarily what I remember learning about in GCSE history. I just remember Lord Kitchener wanting me.
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Level 76
Oct 29, 2025
I have heard of him* and I am not English. And besides sport, history and politics is my worst subject.

Edit,* not from jetpunk. before this quiz I have not come across a reference to him actually

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Level 55
Oct 28, 2025
8/10. Got Q5 and Q6 wrong. Never read any of the Percy Jackson books. Quite amazed how few got 'Valet' right. A butler is similar, but a bit different. More should have got John Bull right too.
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Level 53
Oct 28, 2025
7/10 had no idea on the element or the crisps and could exclude the 1st 2 answers fir Percy Jackson but Poseidon seemed odd so went for nowhere.
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Level 76
Oct 29, 2025
Took it slow and got 10/10 :) maybe I should do that more often (obviously don't work on total guess questions). Still managed to get my 12th best score of 9837