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Krillion Answers for November 4, 2026

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Round 1general

Anything people dig out of the earth by mining.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Any mineral, metal, fuel or stone dug from the ground counts.

2A little more help

Precious metals and coal score low; specific rocks and minerals score higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is fossilized dung once dug up in England for fertilizer.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • CoproliteOne in a Krillion100 pts

    Fossilized animal dung; Victorian Cambridgeshire had a mining rush for it to make fertilizer.

  • AlabasterRare60 pts

    Soft, fine-grained stone (a form of gypsum or calcite) quarried for carving.

  • LithiumSchooler30 pts

    Light metal mined for rechargeable batteries.

  • GraniteSchooler30 pts

    Hard igneous rock quarried for buildings and countertops.

  • CoalPlankton10 pts

    Fossil fuel and one of the most common answers.

Open Round 1
Round 2general

A creature that lives in the sea but is neither a fish nor a bird.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Mammals, reptiles, shellfish and other invertebrates all count.

2A little more help

Dolphins, whales and octopuses score low; specific species score higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is a deep-sea crab named after a TV lifeguard's hairy chest.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • Hoff crabOne in a Krillion100 pts

    Yeti crab species found at Antarctic hydrothermal vents, nicknamed for David Hasselhoff's hairy chest.

  • AbaloneRare60 pts

    Sea snail with an iridescent shell, eaten as a delicacy.

  • NarwhalSchooler30 pts

    Arctic whale whose males grow a long spiral tusk.

  • ManateeSchooler30 pts

    Slow plant-eating marine mammal, also called a sea cow.

  • OctopusPlankton10 pts

    Eight-armed mollusk and one of the most common answers.

Open Round 2
Round 3general

Something whose blue color occurs in nature, not added by people.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Animals, plants, gems, places and planets all count if they're blue on their own.

2A little more help

Sky, ocean and blueberries score low; specific flowers and creatures score higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is an African fruit with the most intense color of any known living material.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • Marble berryOne in a Krillion100 pts

    African fruit (Pollia condensata) whose blue comes from structural color, the most intense of any known biological material.

  • AgapanthusRare60 pts

    Flowering plant, also called lily of the Nile, with blue flower clusters.

  • Lapis lazuliSchooler30 pts

    Deep-blue rock prized as a gemstone and once ground into ultramarine pigment.

  • NeptuneSchooler30 pts

    The eighth planet, blue from methane in its atmosphere.

  • SkyPlankton10 pts

    One of the most common answers.

Open Round 3
Round 4general

Any tableware or tool used to eat or to serve food.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Plates, cutlery, cups and serving tools all count.

2A little more help

Basic fork, knife and spoon score low; specialized pieces score higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is a reusable Victorian ice cream glass banned over disease.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • Penny lickOne in a Krillion100 pts

    Small glass that held a penny's worth of ice cream to be licked and reused; London banned it around 1899 over disease.

  • Baking dishRare60 pts

    Oven-safe dish that food is baked and served in.

  • ChopsticksSchooler30 pts

    Pair of sticks used for eating across East Asia.

  • SporkSchooler30 pts

    Spoon-fork hybrid common in camping kits and fast food.

  • ForkPlankton10 pts

    One of the most common answers.

Open Round 4
Round 5entertainment

A film tagged science fiction on IMDb with at least 1,000 votes.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Any sci-fi film with 1,000+ IMDb votes counts.

2A little more help

Big franchises score low; older or lesser-known films score higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is a 1929 silent German film that introduced the rocket countdown.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • Woman in the MoonOne in a Krillion100 pts

    Fritz Lang's 1929 silent film, credited with staging the first known rocket countdown to zero.

  • 10 Cloverfield LaneRare60 pts

    2016 bunker thriller set in the Cloverfield universe.

  • District 9Schooler30 pts

    2009 South African film about aliens confined to a slum.

  • Blade RunnerSchooler30 pts

    Ridley Scott's 1982 film about hunting rogue androids.

  • InterstellarPlankton10 pts

    Christopher Nolan's 2014 space epic and one of the most common answers.

Open Round 5
Round 6general

A city whose population inside its official limits is between 1 and 10 million.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Count only people inside the city's legal boundary, not the metro area.

2A little more help

World capitals score low; large but less famous cities score higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is a Chinese prefecture-level city bigger in area than the UK.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • HulunbuirOne in a Krillion100 pts

    Prefecture-level city in Inner Mongolia, China, whose administrative area is larger than the United Kingdom.

  • Addis AbabaRare60 pts

    Capital of Ethiopia.

  • KyotoSchooler30 pts

    Former imperial capital of Japan.

  • BangkokSchooler30 pts

    Capital of Thailand.

  • ChicagoPlankton10 pts

    Third-largest US city and one of the most common answers.

Open Round 6
Round 7general

A sweet treat made from a dough.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Cookies, pastries, fried dough and pies all count.

2A little more help

Cookies and doughnuts score low; regional pastries score higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is a pie that uses soaked crackers in place of fruit.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • Mock apple pieOne in a Krillion100 pts

    Pie where crackers soaked in lemon syrup stand in for apples, popularized by a recipe on the Ritz box.

  • AlfajorRare60 pts

    Sandwich cookie, often filled with dulce de leche, popular in Latin America and Spain.

  • BaklavaSchooler30 pts

    Layered filo pastry with nuts and syrup.

  • ChurroSchooler30 pts

    Fried dough stick rolled in sugar.

  • DoughnutPlankton10 pts

    One of the most common answers.

Open Round 7