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Daily Trivia for December 6, 2025

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Daily Trivia for December 6, 2025

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rein
+20
Level 49
Dec 6, 2025
What international institution is headquartered in The Hague, Amsterdam?

You mean, The Hague, The Netherlands?

SimWithDaniel
+8
Level 64
Dec 6, 2025
Im Dutch and didn't even realise that mistake lmao
Quizmaster
+6
Level ∞
Dec 6, 2025
Whoops! Fixed.
katieeeeeeeeeeee
+18
Level 64
Dec 6, 2025
Updated list of Australian things than can kill you:

- Australian snakes

- Australian spiders

- Australian mountain pronunciations

McKenzieFam
+6
Level 68
Dec 6, 2025
- Australians
MeMeMe333
+2
Level 71
Dec 6, 2025
Hm... I've never considered trying...
lazelord
+3
Level 37
Dec 6, 2025
good day
Jeg333
+2
Level 53
Dec 6, 2025
7/10 didn't know the number, the statue or the mountain.
vappaxbipmv
+2
Level 69
Dec 6, 2025
To me, that was finally an easy 10/10 quiz. At last
Anonymousbeer25
+5
Level 56
Dec 6, 2025
Amsterdam sure do be my favourite country
Xtrordinary
+3
Level 75
Dec 6, 2025
It's actually the new name of Holland.
Danieljaring
+2
Level 24
Dec 6, 2025
Holland is actually just two of the provinces, as the country is called The Netherlands
Veggie
+2
Level 65
Dec 6, 2025
You got 5 of 10 correct.

Science is a bad subject for me.

tizzlizz
+7
Level 66
Dec 6, 2025
9/10, and yeah! A quiz that led me into a nice rabbit hole. Kosciuszko sure sounds like Poland....so how did a mountain in Australia get named after the very interesting person below who never went to Australia? This guy was pretty amazing....the mountain naming background is also interesting. Fun Fact: Highest public toilet in Australia is on the mountain

https://www.nps.gov/thko/learn/historyculture/kosciuszkobio.htm

"Andrzej Tadeusz Bonaventura Kościuszko (1746-1817), more commonly known as Thaddeus Kościuszko, was a Polish general, military engineer, and revolutionary. He fought in the American Revolutionary War, as well as an uprising in his home country. He was known for his bravery, kindness, patriotism, likeability, and unwavering strength of character."

whitesnake
+3
Level 86
Dec 6, 2025
Mt. Kosciuszko was so named in honor of General Kosciuszko by Polish explorer Pawel Strzelecki. In 1840 he and another explorer, James Macarthur, discovered the two highest mountains in Australia. The mountains were close together. Strzelecki, using instruments, determined which mountain was higher and named it for its resemblance to Kosciuszko Mound in Krakow, Poland. (Wikipedia) I only got the answer right because it was on another Jetpunk quiz I took recently.
duckwantbread
+2
Level 66
Dec 6, 2025
I misread Bermuda as Barbuda for the final question...
QuizzersInParis
+4
Level 21
Dec 6, 2025
Sorry, I hate to be the complainer down here because jet punk really does mean a lot to me. But you can’t just make up mountains. Ruins the quiz and day for me. See everyone tomorrow.
bigtoby
+2
Level 58
Dec 6, 2025
Hey. Thanks for this. See you tomorrow.
KatyM
+2
Level 70
Dec 6, 2025
7/10. Didn't know the science one, or the mountain, or the island. yep, science and geography taking me down again.
communistpanda
+2
Level 63
Dec 6, 2025
I'm so glad I somehow didn't guess Poland for 9. 9/10, just got Discobolus wrong
MovieQuizGuy
+3
Level 64
Dec 6, 2025
9/10 because like most people it appears I think Polish named mountains should be in Poland. I thought Australia only had big red rocks.
FrankiiLynx
+3
Level 89
Dec 6, 2025
9/10, comfortable on all of them except Discobolus, where I went the wrong way on a 50/50, but can at least take solace in having gone with the majority haha
Fredorferb
+1
Level 72
Dec 6, 2025
It’s a statue of a man in discus throwing position
9876542
+2
Level 37
Dec 6, 2025
9/10 :D
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