Quiz 31 opened with one of the all time classic letter puzzles, and it beat more than half the country. The week averaged 10.6 out of 15, with Sport proving the trickiest topic overall.
- Average score
- 10.6/15
- Answers correct
- 71%
- Hardest question
- 8%
What letter comes next in O, T, T, F, F, S, S, E, N?
T. Each letter is the first letter of a number: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine... and then Ten. Simple once you see it, maddening until you do.
Only 49% of players cracked it. This puzzle has been fooling people for generations, so the other 51% are in historic company.
Which country has a yellow, blue and red flag?
Take a look at the flag above. It belongs to Colombia, with its broad yellow band over blue and red stripes.
Just 46% of players named it, which made it one of the toughest flags we have run. It is regularly mixed up with the flags of Ecuador and Venezuela, its next door neighbours.
Which country did the Prime Minister visit to sign a fuel security deal?
Singapore. Back in April, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met PM Lawrence Wong there to sign a new fuel security agreement. Singapore is Australia's largest supplier of refined petrol, so it matters more than it sounds.
57% of players had it. A tidy result for a news question, which usually skew much harder.
Topics, hardest to easiest
Correct rate by question topic
Sport
30%Flags
46%Current Affairs
57%General Knowledge
68%Logic
70%Games
73%Australia
73%Pop Culture
78%Art
95%Animals
97%Movies / TV
100%Every question, ranked by difficulty
How many players got each one right
| Rank | Question | Type | Percent correct |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | What do the numbers 990, 574, 550 and 327 all have in common in the world of fashion? | Hard | 8% |
| 2 | At this week's Australian Athletics Championships in Sydney, sprinter Lachlan Kennedy beca... | Hard | 30% |
| 3 | Which country does this flag belong to? | Normal | 46% |
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That was Quiz 31: a counting trick, a South American flag and some petrol diplomacy. The dinner table debrief writes itself.
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