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Daily quiz #15

Answers · Monday, 2 November 2026

6 questions, easy to hard, then Ivy's pick. Here is every answer, and why.

  1. Question 1

    What is the main ingredient in guacamole?

    • A. Avocado ✓
    • B. Green pepper
    • C. Lime
    • D. Pea

    Answer: Avocado. The word comes from the Aztec 'ahuacamolli', avocado sauce. 'Ahuacatl' also meant testicle, because of the way the fruit hangs.

  2. Question 2

    In which 2008 film did Heath Ledger play the Joker?

    • A. Batman Begins
    • B. Joker
    • C. Suicide Squad
    • D. The Dark Knight ✓

    Answer: The Dark Knight. Ledger died before release and won a posthumous Oscar. He kept a diary in the Joker's voice during filming, and the pencil trick in the film was done with a real prop built for one take.

  3. Question 3

    Which phone brand's 3310 model, from 2000, is famous for being nearly indestructible?

    • A. Ericsson
    • B. Motorola
    • C. Siemens
    • D. Nokia ✓

    Answer: Nokia. It sold about 126 million units, came with the game Snake and a battery that lasted days. Memes show it surviving car crashes; a nostalgic remake was launched in 2017.

  4. Question 4

    Which country's flag is almost identical to Monaco's, red over white?

    • A. Indonesia ✓
    • B. Singapore
    • C. Poland
    • D. Austria

    Answer: Indonesia. Only the proportions differ. Monaco reportedly protested when Indonesia adopted the flag in 1945; Indonesia replied that its red and white went back to the medieval Majapahit empire. Poland is the same flag upside down.

  5. Question 5

    True or false: Roman gladiator fights almost always ended in death.

    • A. True
    • B. False ✓

    Answer: False. Gladiators were expensive to train and most bouts ended with the loser surviving. One estimate puts the death rate at about one in five fights in the first century AD.

  6. Ivy's pick

    True or false: the Brontosaurus was officially declared not to exist for over a century.

    • A. True ✓
    • B. False

    Answer: True. In 1903 it was ruled to be just an Apatosaurus and the name was dropped, though museums kept using it. A 2015 study found enough differences to bring it back.

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