These answers belong to our October 7, 2026 puzzle. They are not the official krillion.io daily solutions. Each prompt defines a bounded list; use the wording to check whether your candidate belongs before thinking about points.
1 / Geography
Name one of the 50 US states.
The category includes states rather than cities, territories or the federal district. Travel across regions in your head to get beyond the first famous state you recall. The list is broad enough that checking the geographic category is often more useful than guessing at spelling.
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Arkansas100
Delaware100
Idaho100
Iowa100
Kansas100
Maine100
Montana100
Nebraska100
New Hampshire100
New Mexico100
North Dakota100
Rhode Island100
South Dakota100
Vermont100
West Virginia100
Wyoming100
Alabama60
Colorado60
Connecticut60
Indiana60
Kentucky60
Louisiana60
Maryland60
Michigan60
Minnesota60
Mississippi60
Missouri60
North Carolina60
Oklahoma60
Oregon60
Pennsylvania60
South Carolina60
Tennessee60
Utah60
Virginia60
Wisconsin60
Alaska30
Arizona30
Georgia30
Hawaii30
Illinois30
Massachusetts30
Nevada30
New Jersey30
Ohio30
Washington30
California10
Florida10
New York10
Texas10
2 / Science
Name one of the first 20 chemical elements by atomic number.
Atomic number defines this boundary. Think through the beginning of the periodic table in order rather than choosing any familiar metal or gas. The game accepts element names, so a chemical symbol alone is not the best way to express your answer.
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Argon100
Beryllium100
Phosphorus100
Potassium100
Sulfur100
Aluminium60
Boron60
Chlorine60
Fluorine60
Lithium60
Magnesium60
Silicon60
Calcium30
Helium30
Neon30
Nitrogen30
Sodium30
Carbon10
Hydrogen10
Oxygen10
3 / Language
Name a letter of the Greek alphabet.
The category asks for letter names rather than Greek words, mathematical symbols or pronunciations. A useful strategy is to move beyond the letters commonly encountered in school equations. English letter-name spellings make this a naming challenge rather than a Greek keyboard exercise.
Reveal all 24 accepted answers
Chi100
Omicron100
Phi100
Psi100
Rho100
Tau100
Upsilon100
Xi100
Epsilon60
Eta60
Iota60
Kappa60
Lambda60
Mu60
Nu60
Zeta60
Omega30
Pi30
Sigma30
Theta30
Alpha10
Beta10
Delta10
Gamma10
4 / Science
Name one of the twelve human cranial nerves.
This is a naming exercise rather than a test of Roman numeral labels. You may remember a nerve through its familiar function, but submit the name requested by the prompt. The revealed list is for game reference and is not medical advice or diagnostic information.
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Abducens100
Glossopharyngeal100
Trochlear100
Vestibulocochlear100
Accessory60
Hypoglossal60
Oculomotor60
Facial30
Olfactory30
Trigeminal30
Optic10
Vagus10
5 / Sport
Name an event in the women’s outdoor heptathlon.
This prompt specifies the women’s outdoor version. Avoid mixing its events with the men’s decathlon or an indoor combined-event programme. Grouping races, jumps and throws gives you a recall method, but you still need an event from this exact seven-event set.
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100 metres hurdles100
800 metres60
Javelin throw60
200 metres30
Shot put30
High jump10
Long jump10
6 / History
Name one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
The ancient list is different from modern travel polls and newer lists of monuments. Think of named monuments and their locations, rather than impressive buildings in general. Review the accepted names after playing to see how this edition handles longer monument titles.
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Mausoleum at Halicarnassus100
Statue of Zeus at Olympia100
Lighthouse of Alexandria60
Temple of Artemis60
Colossus of Rhodes30
Hanging Gardens of Babylon30
Great Pyramid of Giza10
7 / Geography
Name one of the twelve sovereign countries in South America.
The boundary is sovereign countries on the South American continent. Overseas territories do not enter this set merely because they appear on the same map. Work along the coast and then inland to recall candidates without drifting into Central America.
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Bolivia100
Guyana100
Paraguay100
Suriname100
Ecuador60
Uruguay60
Venezuela60
Chile30
Colombia30
Peru30
Argentina10
Brazil10
Scoring this set
Every accepted answer receives 10, 30, 60 or 100 editorial points. A less familiar answer may receive a higher tier, but these values do not measure how frequently real players choose it. Each of the seven questions contributes at most 100 points, so the daily total is out of 700. Spelling aliases are supported only where listed in our question bank. Review after playing if you want to avoid spoilers.
Each prompt describes a set, such as planets or chess pieces. Every listed member is accepted. The points beside it are editorial game scores: a higher number rewards the answer we chose as less obvious, rather than measuring how many players picked it.
My answer wasn’t accepted
Check the exact scope: Canadian provinces exclude territories, for example. Spacing, capitalization, accents and punctuation are ignored, and selected common aliases are accepted. We do not guess at spelling errors. The revealed list shows the accepted names; it is a bounded starter library, not a general-purpose trivia judge.