Daily Trivia for December 3, 2025

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Daily Trivia for December 3, 2025

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Level 66
Dec 3, 2025
Is cheddar uncommon on pizza? Mozzarella is definitely the better answer, but I think I’ve encountered both
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Level 53
Dec 3, 2025
Cheddar is British.
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Level 70
Dec 3, 2025
I think it is uncommon
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Level 24
Dec 3, 2025
guessed cheddar for some reason
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Level 55
Dec 3, 2025
too us based. football refers to “soccer” everywhere else
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Level 45
Dec 3, 2025
yes, that's what this question is about.
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Level 51
Dec 3, 2025
it is referencing 'soccer', the US womens 'soccer' team have won the 5 gold medals
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Level ∞
Dec 3, 2025
I have to admit I'm a little disappointed by the low percentages so far on this one, especially since I put "all since 1996" as a clue.
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Level 70
Dec 3, 2025
Don't worry, I picked up in the clue and got it right.
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Level 66
Dec 3, 2025
I was surprised how many went for Brazil, Brazil have been good at football long before 1996 so you could rule them out straight away.
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Level 88
Dec 3, 2025
But Brazil did not win any gold medals pre-1996, either. Brazil's only golds are in 2016 and 2020.
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Level 66
Dec 4, 2025
@kitshef that's surprising, I was confidently incorrect on that then!
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Level 47
Dec 3, 2025
I feel like I cheated, because I answered the featured quiz on this before doing todays questions. Anyway I got only 8 right, including this one.
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Level 84
Dec 3, 2025
I feel like I interpreted/justified it as just "since 1996" because you see Olympic football gold medals and Brazil comes up first it's very hard not to click immediately lol
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Level 76
Dec 3, 2025
Hell I'm someone who grew up calling it soccer and football and it didn't occur to me it was American football. Not a totally unfair question given it's an American site but mannnn
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Level ∞
Dec 3, 2025
American football!? It's not American football. Its international football. Otherwise known as soccer.

Did you even consider for a moment that women also compete?

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Level 68
Dec 3, 2025
I did but assumed that Brazil would have more
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Level 68
Dec 3, 2025
ohhhh it's because of the women's medals!!! I was so confused
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Level 76
Dec 3, 2025
Gonna be real, the only sport I really watch is (ice) hockey, professional women's and NHL. Knowing nothing about soccer or football, I assumed Brazil would have more
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Level 45
Dec 3, 2025
it's not referring American football, which is not an Olympic sport.
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Level 63
Dec 3, 2025
American football is very obviously not an Olympic sport tbf
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Level 27
Dec 3, 2025
they do not have American football in the olympics yet, flag football is supposed to be added in 2028 :)
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Level 68
Dec 3, 2025
Question ten caught me out, but I knew the rest. 9/10
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Level 61
Dec 3, 2025
I got that one right but the missed the “salmon paper” question 😔
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Level 71
Dec 3, 2025
There's a place in Australia called Avalon, known for its annual airshow and airport. :(
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Level 71
Dec 3, 2025
Should the question be changed or something?
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Level 59
Dec 3, 2025
And in California
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Level 78
Dec 3, 2025
There is also a county in California and a town in Arkansas called "El Dorado." I've spent time in both, plus in Avalon, CA. Badly written question and (worse) badly edited quiz.
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Level 83
Dec 3, 2025
Understanding context is important. Three famous mythical places and one real place that is mentioned in a famous literary work should be pretty obvious. That’s why 70% or people got it right.
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Level 71
Dec 3, 2025
The thing is, the place in Australia was in the news a few months ago, due to a plane crash... the name of the place is now embedded into my memory.

I guess that serves me right for not reading all of the answers beforeland

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Level 52
Dec 3, 2025
Haha there also an Avalon in Wellington, New Zealand, known for its film studio!
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Level 67
Dec 3, 2025
There's an El Dorado in Australia: 36.3089° S, 146.5226° E
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Level 21
Dec 3, 2025
1/10 Africa based haha
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Level 53
Dec 3, 2025
7/10. Chose Zither, meteorite and GB.

Loving that Andrew Lloyd Webber is a quantum physicist and surprised so few people knew the FT is on pink paper.

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Level 84
Dec 3, 2025
I've never heard of it, much less what colour it is haha
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Level 77
Dec 3, 2025
Dunno bout you but Avalon and El Dorado both are towns in California /hj
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Level 56
Dec 3, 2025
10 includes women's soccer I suppose.
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Level 52
Dec 3, 2025
Well, yes, the women’s ones count too!
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Level 64
Dec 3, 2025
7/10
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Level 63
Dec 3, 2025
Q10 is great. I would probably disagree if I had been quicker and just went Brazil because its the obvious answer. And it isn't really a case of being too vague; if it was world cups, not explicitly mentioning the Women's game counting might be a bit deceitful. But the Olympics is both genders and everyone knows it (whether they think of it immediately or not).
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Level 65
Dec 3, 2025
You got 8 of 10 correct
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Level 70
Dec 3, 2025
7/10. I was hovering above lute, but changed my mind and said lyre. Argh. Didn't know the newspaper color one. And was fooled with a lot of people by the football question.
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Level 77
Dec 3, 2025
10/10, because I remembered that women exist.
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Level 74
Dec 3, 2025
8/10 all good until the last two
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Level 57
Dec 3, 2025
3/10

Quasimodo predicted all this

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Level 72
Dec 3, 2025
There are various cities/towns named "El Dorado". Not the best worded question.
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Level 89
Dec 3, 2025
10/10, albeit not my fastest, at 9,872. Quite a few gave me pause for thought here. I wasn't sure if the Newfoundland question was a trap, and on the Olympic football one I almost went for Brazil until I saw the "all since 1996" part.
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Level 74
Dec 3, 2025
If you count all Olympic medals in football, Brazil won the most (seven in men's and three in women's competition).

Unless you count East and West Germany combined. Then it is an 11-10 lead over Brazil...

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Level 51
Dec 3, 2025
Yeah, the question is worded poorly. It turns out it's asking "Which country has won the most Olympic medals in football since 1996?" (USA) and not "Which country has won the most Olympic medals in football all time? (And all of them since 1996)" That question would actually nave no correct answer since Brazil has won the most all time but not just since 1996.
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Level 68
Dec 3, 2025
No, it isn't. You just aren't reading it correctly. It is in fact asking which country has won the most Olympic GOLD medals all-time, and the answer is the US. The women's team has five gold medals. All Brazil's teams combined have two, both won by the men's "Under 23" team since 2016. So you're wrong on all counts. The US has the most Olympic gold medals all-time in football. The US has the most Olympic gold medals in football since 1996. Both questions you posed have only one correct answer, and they're both the same answer.
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Level 68
Dec 3, 2025
6/10 with a score of 5,909. Clicked Dulcimer (albeit it was a 50/50 between that and Lute), never heard of 5 or 6, and am one of many who got fooled in 10.
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Level 37
Dec 3, 2025
There are multiple real places called Avalon
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Level 59
Dec 3, 2025
Yes Quizmaster really dropped the ball with today's quiz. But that's ok. also the terrible football question and the guitar question.
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Level 69
Dec 3, 2025
Avalon killed me. I saw it and assuming it referred to the peninsula in Newfoundland, I clicked it before reading the others.
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Level 69
Dec 3, 2025
9 out of 10, a real upset with the last question.
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Level 61
Dec 3, 2025
I missed the Titanic question. I'm really okay with that.
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Level 37
Dec 3, 2025
I'd say 7/10 is pretty darn great for the number of times I had to guess today.
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Level 84
Dec 3, 2025
Brazil have lost 3 Women's Olympic finals (and a semi) to the US haha, if they'd won 2 of those they'd be (tied) top
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Level 37
Dec 3, 2025
good day
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Level 47
Dec 3, 2025
not to be annoying, but it would be more correct to say that ALW is famous for writing scores for musicals or being a musical theater composer. "Writing songs for musicals" implies he contributes as one-offs, opposed to being responsible for the entire score.
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Level 59
Dec 3, 2025
This was a poor quiz. First of all, the non-objective "most similar to a guitar" question. Then the stupid question about "football." Shame
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Level 66
Dec 3, 2025
i take umbrage, I was married in Avalon, Catalina, Los Angeles County, California, USA and I am real....aren't I?
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Level 66
Dec 3, 2025
i take umbrage, I was married in civil union, Avalon, Catalina, Court Clerk Fern Green, Los Angeles County, California, USA and I am real....aren't I?
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Level 83
Dec 4, 2025
Well, I'm a day late so no one will ever read this, but I can't believe the complaints about the place names. You have to recognize that they are literary references, not just random names. In only one case does the famous literary work refer to a place that really exists. Of course there are other, generally insignificant, places by those names. The state of Wisconsin alone has places by all three of the wrong answers.
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Level 91
Dec 5, 2025
For the record, I'm catching up on the DTC after several days of not making time for it, so rest assured at least one person read your comment :)