The five questions everyone played that day, in the order they were asked, with the correct answers and why they are right.
Too few players took part this day for results to be shown.
All bloops are razzies and all razzies are lazzies. Are all bloops definitely lazzies?
Every bloop sits inside the razzies, and every razzie inside the lazzies, so every bloop is a lazzie. “All” statements chain like nested boxes — the made-up words show that the logic works whatever the things are.
Why do we see lightning before we hear its thunder?
Light arrives almost instantly, while sound travels about 1 km every 3 seconds. Count the seconds between flash and thunder and divide by 3 to estimate the storm's distance in kilometres.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
This question comes back in an upcoming challenge, so it stays hidden until that day is over.
On average, roughly how far is the Moon from Earth?
The Moon is about 384,400 km away on average — roughly 30 Earths lined up. Light makes the trip in just over a second.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
What comes next? J, F, M, A, M, J, J, …
These are the first letters of the months: January to July, so August (A) is next. When letters seem random, check familiar lists like months, days or numbers.
