The five questions everyone played that day, in the order they were asked, with the correct answers and why they are right.
How the field did
Players
367
Average score
5,275
Median score
6,000
Average time
1m 8s
Question 01 · Puzzle · Easier · Pick one
A café gives 1 free coffee for every 5 you buy. You want 12 coffees. How many must you pay for?
12
11
10✓ Correct answer
9
Buying 10 earns 2 free coffees, making 12. Buying 9 earns only 1 free (10 in total). Build up in whole groups, then check the remainder.
82% of players got this right
Question 02 · Logic · Easier · Pick one
Which statement means the same as “Not everyone at the party danced”?
Nobody at the party danced
At least one person at the party didn't dance✓ Correct answer
Most people at the party didn't dance
Only one person danced
“Not everyone” only rules out “all of them”: one person sitting out is enough to make it true. It doesn't say how many danced. The opposite of “all” is “at least one not”, not “none”.
78% of players got this right
Question 03 · Estimation · Medium · Put in order
Order these from tallest to shortest.
Correct order
Burj Khalifa
Eiffel Tower
Great Pyramid of Giza
Statue of Liberty (with its pedestal)
Burj Khalifa 828 m, Eiffel Tower about 330 m, Great Pyramid about 139 m today, Statue of Liberty about 93 m including the pedestal.
A prize is behind one of three doors. You pick door 1. The host, who knows where the prize is and always opens an empty door you didn't pick, opens door 3 and offers you door 2. Which gives you the better chance?
Stick with door 1
Switch to door 2✓ Correct answer
Your first pick is right 1 time in 3. The other 2 times the prize is behind the unopened door, so switching wins 2 in 3.