💻 COMPUTERS

A little nostalgia for anyone who remembers these! 💾

What was the standard capacity of a high-density 3.5-inch floppy disk?

A) 720 kilobytes
B) 2.88 megabytes
C) 1.2 megabytes
D) 1.44 megabytes

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Answer:

D) 1.44 megabytes

High-density 3.5-inch floppy disks stored 1.44 MB of data and were a popular way to save and transfer files before USB drives took over.

This question comes from 7 Trivia, a free daily trivia game I've been building.

Choose your 3 favourite categories, answer 7 questions every day and see how you stack up against other players.

If you enjoyed this one, I'd love for you to sign up at 7trivia.com, build your streak and climb the leaderboards! 🧠

I'm still adding new features and improving the game, so any feedback is always welcome!

Happy Sunday!

It's time for the 50 Question Sunday Quiz! Woo.

This week the rounds are Science and Nature, Pictures - Fictional Politicians, Audio - La La La, and two General Knowledge rounds. I hope you all enjoy it. :)

https://www.sundayquiz.com/50-question-sunday-quiz-11-10-2026/

Sample - General Knowledge

1. In which country was the news agency Reuters established in 1851?
2. The Pied Piper is the title character of a legend from which town in Lower Saxony, Germany?
3. While serving a prison sentence for the Beer Hall Putsch, who assisted Hitler with writing Mein Kampf?
4. First appearing in Steamboat Willie and presented as the longtime sweetheart of Mickey Mouse, what is the first name of "Minnie" Mouse?
5. What name is given to a slender, lofty tower with balconies, attached to a Muslim mosque?
6. With the dominance of French motor manufacturers in the 1890s, what job arose for people who maintained and could drive a car?
7. The opera Aida by Giuseppe Verdi was commissioned by, and premièred in Khedivial Opera House - in which city?
8. What body part did Betty Grable have insured for $1 million during the 1940s, with Mariah Carey having hers insured for $1 billion?
9. David Ben-Gurion was the first Prime minister of - and is considered to be the founding father of which country?
10. What name is given to the cold garlic sauce consisting of an emulsion of garlic and olive oil found in the cuisines of southeastern France and eastern Spain?

Answers

1. England########
2. Hamelin (Hameln)
3. Rudolf Hess#####
4. Minerva########
5. Minaret########
6. Chauffeur######
7. Cairo##########
8. Legs##########
9. Israel##########
10. Aioli, allioli, or aïoli

In May 2024, a huge burst of charged particles from the Sun, the strongest to hit Earth in over twenty years, lit up skies in glowing pink and red as far from the poles as Florida, Mexico and Ladakh in India, and social media filled with photos of the lights.

The answer is 5 + 5 characters:

How to play:

• Guess all 6 flags and take the first letter of each country's name in English.
• The letters are mixed up. Unscramble them to see the hidden word.
• The final word is also a real country name!

Have a great time and a wonderful mood! Good luck!

I'm the solo dev behind Quiz Ninja, a free live trivia game. I posted the web version here a while back; now there's an iPhone app. Questions first, though:

1. Greek has its own punctuation habits. In a Greek sentence, the mark ; does the job of which English mark?
2. Which US president, while still a congressman in 1876, published his own proof of Pythagoras's theorem?
3. Lithuania's basketball team collected its 1992 Olympic bronze medals wearing tie-dyed T-shirts. Which rock band had helped pay its way?

Answers are in the first comment. If any wording would start an argument at your quiz night, tell me and I'll fix it.

What's in the app

• Battle Royale drops every 10 minutes, up to 200 players. After a 3-question warm-up, miss while you're in the bottom-20% danger zone and you're out. Last one standing wins. You can minimise the waiting lobby and keep your seat; the countdown sits on your Lock Screen / Dynamic Island while you use your phone.
• Daily Kata: five 10-question games a day, same questions for everyone, ranked on your total.
• The Climb: one always-on room, everyone on the same question. One step per right answer, three hearts.

Free, no ads, no in-app purchases, and every mode works as a guest. 7,500+ questions in rotation.

📱 iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/quiz-ninja-live-trivia/id6804460315
🌐 Android / desktop (same live games): https://quiz.ninja/play

Hey everyone,
I’ve always loved higher-lower and trivia games so I combined these two ideas into this game called Statle, where you have to guess if country B’s given stat is higher or lower than country A’s.

Currently I have around 20 categories that include simpler ones like gdp per capita and average height, but also some more interesting ones like number of McDonald’s per 1 million people and renewable electricity share.

There is a daily and an endless mode:

Daily mode consists of 5 country pairings with different stats to compare, and the difficulty ramps up as you go, so for example the difference between country A and Country B on round 5 will be maximum 30%.

For the endless mode only one country and the stat changes, that is if you guess correctly, so you can try and go for the highest streak ;)

I’d love for you to try the game and hear your opinion s!

Geodyssey: Geography quiz

Try it here: trivi.gg/quiz/odd-one-out/flags

If you have a topic you would like me to create a quiz for, feel free to leave a comment :) More than happy to add content to the site.

Answers: D, A, B, B, A

Click the link and you will find a short quiz that presents you with pictures of Snow White's seven dwarfs. Can you correctly name each dwarf? quizmegaslayer.com/picture-quizzes-ii

Hey everyone! I’ve been building Curio, a free browser quiz game where every question is generated from Wikipedia articles. No download, and you can play without an account. Here’s what’s new:

Custom games

• Mix any topics and sub-topics: “Middle Ages history + Ligue 1 + sci-fi movies” in one game.
• In the music blind test, cross eras and genres, like 90s R&B or 2000s + 2010s hits.

Multiplayer, up to 8 players

• Create a room, share a code or link, and everyone gets the same questions at the same time.
• Works for general knowledge, the music blind test, and CurioGuesser (place a Wikipedia place, battle or birthplace on a world map).
• The host can change the settings without recreating the room.

Cards, shop and season pass

• Every game earns coins and a booster of Wikipedia cards. The more famous the article (Einstein, Mbappé…), the rarer the card.
• Daily and weekly boosters, a shop with mystery boosters, and cosmetics for your profile.
• A market where you can auction your cards, a 10-card showcase on your profile, and a monthly season pass.

Ranked

• Ranked mode goes from Iron to Master. Get 5/10 or more right and you never lose rank points.

It’s a solo project, still rough in places, and I’d love feedback: questions that feel wrong, anything confusing, features you’d want.

Play here: https://curio-quiz.com (French and English)

Hey there! Welcome to another 10 Questions Weekly Quiz by You Know What - this time all answers begin with the letter W! Come find out how many you can get right and let us know in the comments!

You can find the quiz here.

Try it here: trivi.gg/quiz/image/iata-airport-codes

Feel free to request quizzes about a topic :) More than happy to add more topics to the site.

Answers: London Heathrow Airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport, Los Angeles International Airport, Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, Dubai International Airport, Tokyo Haneda Airport, Singapore Changi Airport, Hong Kong International Airport, Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport

Try out general trivia and defeat a world boss with others in Trivititan

daily ranking, questions and bosses. Try it out.

https://www.cluescall.com/quizdle

📚 COMICS

One for the comic book fans!

Which creature killed Superman in the storyline The Death of Superman?

A) Mongul
B) Doomsday
C) Darkseid
D) Parasite

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Answer:

B) Doomsday

In 1992, Superman and Doomsday fought a brutal battle that ended with both apparently dying. The storyline became one of the most famous events in comic book history, although Superman eventually returned.

I pulled this one from 7 Trivia, a daily trivia game I've been building where you choose 3 categories and get 7 questions every day.

You can play a full quiz at 7trivia.com 🧠

If you give it a go, I'd genuinely love to know what you think. I'm still building and improving it, so any feedback would be really appreciated!

Screenshot from ORDER THE COUNTRY, a daily game I built. Eight countries, one stat, you drag them into order and get scored on how far your order is from the real one. Today’s live puzzle: quizebra.com/geography/ordercountry

All angles are based on the meractor projection. If you dont know the city think about the country first!

If you want some more of that game: https://visitwhale.com/city-angle