Krillion Answers — November 11, 2026 (Dive #119)
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1 Name a country where at least 50% of people speak English
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Count people who speak English, not the language printed on the passport. A country can have English as an official language and still miss 50%.
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Caribbean and Pacific states where English is the everyday language are named far less than the US, the UK and Australia.
Hint 3 · one rare answer
A deep pick: Papua New Guinea, where English is an official language alongside hundreds of local ones.
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Most players say these (6)
- United States
- United Kingdom
- Australia
- Canada
- Ireland
- New Zealand
Less common (8)
- Jamaica
- Singapore
- South Africa
- Philippines
- Malta
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Barbados
- Bahamas
Rare (8)
- Guyana
- Belize
- Ghana
- Nigeria
- Kenya
- Botswana
- Fiji
- Liberia
Deep cuts (rarest we found) (6)
- Papua New Guinea
- Sierra Leone
- Namibia
- Micronesia
- Palau
- Marshall Islands
Rarity is our estimate (estimated), not Krillion's score. Krillion accepts many more correct answers than any list.
Rare-answer idea: The United States and Australia are the crowd. Prefer a country where you are sure English is a majority language. Small Caribbean and Pacific states are the rare end; India is a stretch because English is official but not spoken by half the population.
2 Name a bodily function or biological process (like breathing)
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Everyday actions of the body count, and so do processes you only meet in a biology class.
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Named cycles and chemical pathways are rarer than sneezing, coughing and yawning.
Hint 3 · one rare answer
A deep pick: the nasal cycle, the way the nostrils take turns carrying the airflow.
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Most players say these (6)
- Breathing
- Blinking
- Sleeping
- Digestion
- Heartbeat
- Sweating
Less common (8)
- Sneezing
- Coughing
- Yawning
- Shivering
- Hiccuping
- Swallowing
- Crying
- Balance
Rare (8)
- Peristalsis
- Coagulation
- Metabolism
- Ovulation
- Reflex
- Osmosis
- Mitosis
- Lactation
Deep cuts (rarest we found) (6)
- Nasal cycle
- Gluconeogenesis
- Apoptosis
- Vasoconstriction
- Hematopoiesis
- Synaptic pruning
Rarity is our estimate (estimated), not Krillion's score. Krillion accepts many more correct answers than any list.
Rare-answer idea: Breathing and blinking score almost nothing. A named process you can define in one line, such as peristalsis or the nasal cycle, is rarer and still clearly a body process.
3 Name a one-word animal that starts with T
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One word only, and the first letter has to be T. Two-word names such as tiger shark are out.
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Birds, fish and extinct animals are named far less than tiger, turtle and turkey.
Hint 3 · one rare answer
A deep pick: the takahe, a flightless New Zealand bird once thought extinct.
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Most players say these (6)
- Tiger
- Turtle
- Turkey
- Toad
- Toucan
- Tarantula
Less common (8)
- Tapir
- Termite
- Tuna
- Tortoise
- Tamarin
- Trout
- Tang
- Tetra
Rare (8)
- Tarsier
- Tapeworm
- Tarpon
- Tenrec
- Tuatara
- Turaco
- Thylacine
- Tanager
Deep cuts (rarest we found) (6)
- Takahe
- Takin
- Tegu
- Tapeti
- Treehopper
- Thresher
Rarity is our estimate (estimated), not Krillion's score. Krillion accepts many more correct answers than any list.
Rare-answer idea: Tiger and turtle are the crowd. Keep it to one word: thorny devil is two words and may miss. Takahe, takin and tuatara are real, specific, and almost nobody types them.
4 Name something that has a needle
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A needle can be for sewing, for measuring, or part of a plant or a machine. The object has to actually have one.
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Gauges, record players and conifer needles are named far less than syringe and compass.
Hint 3 · one rare answer
A deep pick: a Coravin, the wine opener whose hollow needle leaves the cork in place.
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Most players say these (6)
- Syringe
- Compass
- Sewing machine
- Cactus
- Pine
- Record player
Less common (8)
- Christmas tree
- Acupuncture
- Speedometer
- Knitting
- Porcupine
- Hypodermic
- Barometer
- Gauge
Rare (8)
- Tire pressure gauge
- Phonograph
- Fir
- Spruce
- Sewing needle
- Tattoo machine
- Pressure gauge
- Metronome
Deep cuts (rarest we found) (6)
- Coravin
- Aneroid barometer
- Yew
- Larch
- Turntable
- Manometer
Rarity is our estimate (estimated), not Krillion's score. Krillion accepts many more correct answers than any list.
Rare-answer idea: Syringe and compass arrive first. A gauge or a conifer is a cleaner rare answer than a clever metaphor. Clock is a boundary case: it has hands, not a needle, unless you mean the pointer.
5 Name an original movie or show from Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, or Disney+
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It has to be an original of one of those four, not a show they merely licensed.
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Older originals and limited series are named far less than Stranger Things, The Boys and Ted Lasso.
Hint 3 · one rare answer
A deep pick: Comrade Detective, the Amazon series shot in Romanian and dubbed by American actors.
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Most players say these (6)
- Stranger Things
- The Mandalorian
- Wednesday
- Squid Game
- The Boys
- Ted Lasso
Less common (8)
- The Crown
- Severance
- Ozark
- Andor
- Invincible
- Bridgerton
- Loki
- Fallout
Rare (8)
- The OA
- Dark
- Shrinking
- Silo
- For All Mankind
- Pachinko
- Arcane
- Slow Horses
Deep cuts (rarest we found) (6)
- Comrade Detective
- Maniac
- Katla
- Undone
- The Midnight Gospel
- Scavengers Reign
Rarity is our estimate (estimated), not Krillion's score. Krillion accepts many more correct answers than any list.
Rare-answer idea: Stranger Things and Ted Lasso are the crowd. Check which service actually made it: The Bear is an FX show, so it is a risk if the prompt is strict about originals. A real original almost nobody names, such as Comrade Detective, is the deep end.
6 Name a named object in space that's bigger than Earth's Moon (like Jupiter)
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Earth's Moon is the measuring stick. Mercury is smaller than the Moon, so it does not count. Mars is larger, so it does.
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Named stars, galaxies and the bigger moons of Jupiter and Saturn clear the bar and are typed far less than the Sun.
Hint 3 · one rare answer
A deep pick: Hanny's Voorwerp, a glowing cloud of gas found by a volunteer in Galaxy Zoo.
Show answers (spoilers)
Most players say these (6)
- Jupiter
- Sun
- Saturn
- Earth
- Mars
- Venus
Less common (8)
- Neptune
- Uranus
- Andromeda Galaxy
- Sirius
- Polaris
- Betelgeuse
- Milky Way
- Proxima Centauri
Rare (8)
- Ganymede
- Titan
- Callisto
- Vega
- Rigel
- Crab Nebula
- Orion Nebula
- Alpha Centauri
Deep cuts (rarest we found) (6)
- Hanny's Voorwerp
- Large Magellanic Cloud
- Sombrero Galaxy
- Whirlpool Galaxy
- Sagittarius A*
- Io
Rarity is our estimate (estimated), not Krillion's score. Krillion accepts many more correct answers than any list.
Rare-answer idea: Jupiter and the Sun are the crowd. Mercury is a trap: it is smaller than the Moon. Ganymede, Titan and Callisto are all larger than Earth's Moon. Io is only slightly larger, so it is the risky edge of the list.
7 Name a character from Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong, Sonic, or Kirby
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The character has to come from one of those five series. A lookalike from another game does not count.
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Sidekicks and one-game bosses are named far less than Mario, Sonic, Link and Kirby.
Hint 3 · one rare answer
A deep pick: Stanley, the bug-spray exterminator who fights Donkey Kong in Donkey Kong 3.
Show answers (spoilers)
Most players say these (6)
- Mario
- Luigi
- Zelda
- Sonic
- Kirby
- Bowser
Less common (8)
- Yoshi
- Donkey Kong
- Princess Peach
- Link
- Tails
- Knuckles
- Wario
- Toad
Rare (8)
- Rosalina
- Shadow
- Amy Rose
- Ganondorf
- Waluigi
- King Dedede
- Meta Knight
- Diddy Kong
Deep cuts (rarest we found) (6)
- Stanley
- Ezlo
- Impa
- Cream the Rabbit
- Magolor
- Dixie Kong
Rarity is our estimate (estimated), not Krillion's score. Krillion accepts many more correct answers than any list.
Rare-answer idea: Mario, Sonic and Zelda score almost nothing. A character from a single game, such as Stanley in Donkey Kong 3 or Ezlo the hat in The Minish Cap, is the deep end and still inside the five series.
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