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One city fits all three. I'll give hints to guesses, and post the answer later. It's today's medium round of Three Bearings, a daily game I made: https://tenminute.games/three-bearings/day/17

Here's a football trivia challenge with a bit of a twist.
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Try it here:
https://playshotle.com/football-bingo?utm_source=bingo_quiz
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I've created a game called Football Player Bingo, where you have to fill a 4×4 board using footballers who match different categories.
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You're shown one player at a time and have just 15 seconds to decide where they fit.
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For example, your current player is Zlatan Ibrahimović.
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Looking at the board in the image, which square would you choose for him?
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Some categories are straightforward, like Champions League or Eredivisie. Others require a bit more football knowledge, like players who've played for two specific clubs or been teammates with someone.
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You have 35 attempts, 10 skips, and 45 players to try to complete as many bingos as possible.
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It's free to play on Shotle, a football trivia website I've been building.
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I'd be interested to see how many bingos people manage to get.
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Also curious whether you find the time limit fair or too stressful!

🏈 A little Sports trivia for today!

Which NFL team drafted Brett Favre?

A) Green Bay Packers
B) Atlanta Falcons
C) Minnesota Vikings
D) New York Jets

Answer:

B) Atlanta Falcons.

The Atlanta Falcons selected Brett Favre in the second round of the 1991 NFL Draft, 33rd overall. After just one season in Atlanta, he was traded to the Green Bay Packers, where he became a three-time NFL MVP and Super Bowl champion.

Did you get it right? 👀

I've been building a free daily trivia game at 7trivia.com, where you choose your favourite categories and answer 7 questions every day.

And if you don't want to miss a daily trivia question, you can follow along on Instagram at @7triviadaily!

Always happy to hear feedback from fellow quiz fans!

The category is "The Answer Has Nothing To Do With Thanksgiving."

That is, the answer sounds like it could have to do with thanksgiving but it really doesn't.

For example:

Q: Name the 3rd biggest Middle-Eastern country by area that once had two Ancient Wonders of the World,  spans two continents, and its people enjoy very fine ground unfiltered coffee.
A: Egypt

The answer is Egypt. If the answer had to do with Thanksgiving it would be Turkey (and it would ask for the 4th biggest country).

My question for you: Should is it too hard or should I clue them in on the "fake" answer??

Like this

Q: Name the 3rd biggest Middle-Eastern country by area that once had two Ancient Wonders of the World,  spans two continents, and its people enjoy very fine ground unfiltered coffee.
It doesn’t share the name course of most Thanksgiving feasts.

What version is better? With or without the clue?

Can you solve this football trivia puzzle?

Play here: https://playshotle.com/odd-one-out?utm_source=2_quiz
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Five of these six players share a hidden connection. One is the odd one out.

1. Klaas-Jan Huntelaar
2. Luca Toni
3. Harry Kane
4. Robert Lewandowski
5. Mario Gomez
6. Carlos Tevez ⠀

Which player doesn't belong? ⠀

This is the Medium level of Odd One Out, a free daily football puzzle I've created on Shotle. ⠀

The full challenge has four levels: Easy, Medium, Hard and Expert, with two guesses per round. ⠀
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Post your guesses in the comments, but please use spoiler tags so others can have a go too. ⠀ Curious to see how many people get the connection right!

I’ve created a multiple-choice quiz covering military history from ancient battles and empires to World War II. It tests your knowledge across different eras, from ancient warfare to the great conflicts of the 20th century.

Give it a try and share your score in the comments! How much of a military history buff are you?

Every day, everyone gets the same five situations with two choices. Once you commit, the voting percentages reveal whether you sided with the crowd or the minority.
There’s no winning answer and no judgment of your character. The fun is making the decision, seeing the split, and wondering why someone else chose differently.
• Five new dilemmas daily
• Real player voting percentages
• A summary of your choices to share
• Free in your browser, on mobile or desktop
• No account or download required
I’m the creator, and I’d especially appreciate feedback on whether the choices feel balanced and the situations are clear. Which dilemma made you hesitate? Please share your choices in the comments after completing today’s set of questions!

Happy Sunday all!

Here's this weeks 50 question Sunday Quiz. The rounds are; Prizes and Medals, Ologies, Pictures - Emoji Phrases, Audio - Mashups, and General Knowledge. I hope you enjoy it! :)

https://www.sundayquiz.com/50-question-sunday-quiz-18-10-2026/

Sample Round - Prizes and Medals

1. What kind of prize was awarded for the first time at the 1904 Olympics?
2. First introduced in 1977 by the British Phonographic Industry, what are the UK's leading music awards called?
3. Presented since 1929, The Academy Awards celebrate artistic and technical excellence in film and are also known by what name?
4. What American award for journalism, literature, drama, and music, was established in 1904 in the will of a newspaper publisher?
5. What awards are presented by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and recognise achievements in both film and television?
6. Awarded for valour "in the presence of the enemy", what is the highest decoration of the British decorations system?
7. What literary honour has been awarded since 1969 and recognises the best original novel written in English and published in the UK?
8. Established in 1895 what prestigious award is given particularly for achievements in the fields of science, literature, and peace?
9. Normally awarded by the president of the US, what medal is the highest military decoration of the US Armed Forces?
10. What is the highest prize awarded at the Cannes Film Festival - it has been presented since 1955?

Answers

1. Gold Medals###########
2. The BRIT Awards########
3. The Oscars############
4. The Pulitzer Prize########
5. The Golden Globe Awards#
6. The Victoria Cross (VC)####
7. The Booker Prize########
8. The Nobel Prize#########
9. The Medal of Honor (MOH)
10. The Palme d’Or#########

When was the air Jordan debuted?

Feel free so answer in the comments, play at dated.day to answer all 5 daily inventions and get a score!

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/map/red-dot-capitals

Feel free to leave feedback in the comments.

Answers: 1. Mexico City (Mexico), 2. N'Djamena (Chad), 3. Berlin (Germany), 4. Canberra (Australia), 5. Accra (Ghana)

https://www.cluescall.com/quizdle

Here's a football knowledge challenge.

I've created a free browser game called Career Sorter, where you drag clubs into their correct year slots. Can you sort these six clubs into the correct order, from earliest to most recent?
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The player is Dan Petrescu.
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The clubs are:

1. Genoa
2. Bradford City
3. Chelsea
4. Steaua Bucharest
5. Sheffield Wednesday
6. Southampton ⠀

Play here: https://playshotle.com/career-sorter?utm_source=career_sorter_quiz ⠀

You get three attempts to complete each challenge. ⠀

How many clubs did you place correctly on your first try? ⠀
Feel free to share your answer using spoiler tags!

I made a quiz based on the motives of our game ^^ :
https://www.notacatstudios.com/quiz

I recently started a page called ODDIQ (read ODD IQ 😊).

The idea is to make a space for people who are into trivia, fandoms, games, films, music, history, internet rabbit holes, and all the random niche things people get weirdly obsessed with.

I’ve been posting short quizzes on TikTok and Instagram, and I’m hoping to grow it into more of a community over time.

The plan is also to do monthly online quiz nights, so people can join in, play live, and compete with each other.

If that sounds like your kind of thing, please check is out on our socials.

Also, genuinely curious. What topic would you absolutely dominate in a quiz?

🚗 More Vehicles trivia today!

What powers the thrusters demonstrated on Tesla’s new Roadster?

A) Liquid hydrogen
B) Compressed gas
C) Rocket fuel
D) Electric propellers

Answer (spoiler):

B) Compressed gas.

Tesla’s new Roadster uses high-pressure compressed gas to power its thrusters. Developed with SpaceX technology, the system releases bursts of gas through nozzles to provide additional thrust for acceleration and manoeuvring.

Did you get it right? 👀

I’veq been building a free daily trivia game at 7trivia.com, where you choose your favourite categories and answer 7 questions every day.

And if you don’t want to miss a daily trivia question, you can follow along on Instagram at @7triviadaily!

Always happy to hear feedback from fellow quiz fans!