The seven prompts
- Name something you can see in the sky (kinds of things, not types) STEVE
- Name a material or product that comes from animals (excluding meat and dairy) Sea silk
- Name a vegetable smaller than an onion Tomberry
- Name a TV game show Dotto
- Name a dance move (named moves) Big Apple
- Name a type of injury (like a sprain, not a sprained ankle) Contrecoup injury
- Name a chocolate that has caramel in it Sky Bar
The dive in numbers
1. Name something you can see in the sky (kinds of things, not types)
- One in a Krillion
- STEVE100 pts · given by 0.6%
- Most given
- BlimpSchooler, 30 pts · 4.9%
- Deep Cut
- Uranus, Pollen, Steam85 pts · the deep cuts most people found
Plankton 14% · Schooler 44% · Rare 38% · Deep Cut 3.5% · One in a Krillion 0.6% of 105,044 answers given. The average answer scored 40.8 points. The sheet accepts 115 answers, and 2 of them were not given by anyone.
The crowd skipped the obvious and landed in the middle: Schooler answers took 44% of all picks, led by Blimp at 4.9%, Satellite at 4.7% and Constellation at 4.3%, all ahead of Cloud at 4.0%. The strangest number is Sun at 0.4%, which was given less often than the gem itself, STEVE at 0.6%. Deep Cut holds 36 accepted answers but drew only 3.5% of picks, so that tier was wide open.
Why “STEVE” is the gem. STEVE is a real sky phenomenon, a thin ribbon of purple light that appears alongside auroras. It was nicknamed by aurora watchers borrowing a joke from an animated film, and it counts as its own kind of thing to see, not a type of aurora.
How to score higher on this prompt
- Look to atmospheric optics: Sun dog, Green flash and Mirage all scored 85 and each drew 0.3% or less.
- Skip man-made flyers like Blimp, Satellite and Balloon, which players treated as clever but which sit in the 30 point tier.
- Think of drifting particles and vapors, not objects: Pollen and Steam were Deep Cuts that almost nobody tried.
The 10 most given answers
Answers by tier
Deep Cut 85 pts · the 24 most given of 36
- Uranus 0.8%
- Pollen 0.4%
- Steam 0.3%
- Sun dog 0.3%
- Flying car 0.2%
- Green flash 0.2%
- Mirage 0.1%
- Laser beam 0.1%
- Cloud iridescence 0.1%
- Jetpack 0.1%
- St. Elmo's fire 0.1%
- Sugar glider 0.1%
- Seeds 0.1%
- Fire whirl 0.1%
- Corona 0.1%
- Gyrocopter 0.1%
- Zodiacal light <0.1%
- Flying snake <0.1%
- Ballooning spider <0.1%
- Gegenschein <0.1%
- Conjunction <0.1%
- Airglow <0.1%
- Flying lizard <0.1%
- Flying frog <0.1%
Rare 60 pts · the 24 most given of 51
- Contrail 2.8%
- Nebula 2.4%
- Dust storm 2.3%
- Galaxy 2.3%
- Jupiter 2.1%
- Supernova 2.0%
- Space station 1.9%
- Asteroid 1.8%
- Saturn 1.7%
- Smog 1.7%
- Eclipse 1.5%
- Venus 1.3%
- Hail 1.2%
- Milky Way 1.1%
- Smoke 1.0%
- Skydiver 0.9%
- Mars 0.9%
- Paraglider 0.8%
- Missile 0.6%
- Meteor shower 0.6%
- Volcanic ash 0.5%
- Aerial banner 0.5%
- Bat 0.4%
- Parachute 0.4%
Schooler 30 pts
- Blimp 4.9%
- Satellite 4.7%
- Constellation 4.3%
- Northern Lights 3.9%
- Balloon 3.6%
- UFO 3.3%
- Shooting star 3.0%
- Hot air balloon 2.8%
- Kite 2.2%
- Comet 2.1%
- Insect 2.1%
- Drone 1.6%
- Planet 1.5%
- Helicopter 1.3%
- Lightning 1.0%
- Rain 0.9%
- Rocket 0.7%
- Snow 0.3%
- Fireworks 0.3%
- Sunset 0.1%
Plankton 10 pts
- Cloud 4.0%
- Star 2.9%
- Bird 2.8%
- Airplane 2.3%
- Moon 0.8%
- Rainbow 0.7%
- Sun 0.4%
2. Name a material or product that comes from animals (excluding meat and dairy)
- One in a Krillion
- Sea silk100 pts · given by 0.4%
- Most given
- LeatherPlankton, 10 pts · 7.3%
- Deep Cut
- Bull semen, Teeth, Keratin85 pts · the deep cuts most people found
Plankton 16% · Schooler 29% · Rare 36% · Deep Cut 19% · One in a Krillion 0.4% of 93,023 answers given. The average answer scored 48.1 points. The sheet accepts 721 answers, and 247 of them were not given by anyone.
Leather led at 7.3%, but Gelatin at 6.9% and Ivory at 5.7% were close behind, showing how many players reached for the same second idea. The crowd went deep on this one: Deep Cut answers took 19% of all picks, and Bull semen at 1.8% was given more often than Honey at 1.1%. Even so, 247 of the 721 accepted answers were never given by anyone.
Why “Sea silk” is the gem. Sea silk is a real fabric made from the fine threads that a large Mediterranean shellfish uses to anchor itself to the seabed. It is an animal fiber like ordinary silk, but far rarer and from a completely different creature.
How to score higher on this prompt
- Go medical and industrial: Rennet, Animal insulin, Ox bile and Antivenom all scored 85 at under 1% each.
- Avoid the first rendered-fat and by-product ideas such as Gelatin, Lard and Animal fat, which sit at 30 points.
- Name a specific body part or substance over a broad material: Keratin, Hooves and Teeth were Deep Cuts while Hide and Fur were Schooler.
The 10 most given answers
Answers by tier
Deep Cut 85 pts · the 24 most given of 587
- Bull semen 1.8%
- Teeth 1.1%
- Keratin 1.1%
- Hooves 1.0%
- Rennet 0.9%
- Animal insulin 0.8%
- Ox bile 0.8%
- Antivenom 0.7%
- Sinew 0.7%
- Spider silk 0.5%
- Chitin 0.5%
- Horseshoe crab blood 0.5%
- Animal urine 0.4%
- Caul fat 0.3%
- Kopi luwak 0.3%
- Edible bird's nest 0.3%
- Claws 0.3%
- Shellac 0.3%
- Castoreum 0.3%
- Animal bladder 0.2%
- Alpaca fur 0.2%
- Kangaroo leather 0.2%
- Placenta extract 0.2%
- Natural casing 0.1%
Rare 60 pts · the 24 most given of 109
- Animal glue 3.8%
- Tallow 3.2%
- Manure 3.1%
- Bone marrow 2.3%
- Ambergris 1.7%
- Blubber 1.7%
- Venom 1.1%
- Crocodile leather 1.0%
- Snakeskin 1.0%
- Blood 0.9%
- Collagen 0.9%
- Mink fur 0.8%
- Catgut 0.8%
- Lanolin 0.7%
- Musk 0.7%
- Alligator leather 0.6%
- Horsehair 0.6%
- Pelts 0.5%
- Scales 0.5%
- Rabbit's foot 0.5%
- Suede 0.5%
- Snail mucin 0.4%
- Whale oil 0.4%
- Rhino horn 0.4%
Schooler 30 pts
- Gelatin 6.9%
- Ivory 5.7%
- Hide 3.3%
- Fur 3.2%
- Lard 1.9%
- Animal fat 1.4%
- Horn 1.0%
- Caviar 0.9%
- Feathers 0.8%
- Bone 0.7%
- Cashmere 0.7%
- Animal hair 0.6%
- Pearls 0.5%
- Beeswax 0.5%
- Antlers 0.4%
- Fish oil 0.2%
- Shells 0.2%
- Honeycomb 0.1%
- Eggshell <0.1%
Plankton 10 pts
- Leather 7.3%
- Silk 3.5%
- Wool 3.2%
- Honey 1.1%
- Eggs 0.8%
3. Name a vegetable smaller than an onion
- One in a Krillion
- Tomberry100 pts · given by 0.3%
- Most given
- ShallotSchooler, 30 pts · 8.9%
- Deep Cut
- Ivy gourd, Jerusalem artichoke, Purple garlic85 pts · the deep cuts most people found
Plankton 11% · Schooler 57% · Rare 27% · Deep Cut 4.3% · One in a Krillion 0.3% of 90,903 answers given. The average answer scored 38.6 points. The sheet accepts 689 answers, and 256 of them were not given by anyone.
Schooler answers swallowed 57% of all picks, with Shallot on top at 8.9%, then Radish at 6.2% and Brussels sprouts at 5.8%. Only two answers were common enough to be Plankton, Peas at 5.5% and Garlic at 5.2%. The Deep Cut tier is huge at 520 accepted answers but drew just 4.3% of picks, and 256 answers were never given at all.
Why “Tomberry” is the gem. The Tomberry is a miniature tomato variety with fruit about the size of a pea, so it clears the size test with plenty of room. Since the game accepts tomatoes as vegetables, the tiniest tomato on the market is a sharp pick.
How to score higher on this prompt
- Do not stop at the onion's relatives: Shallot, Scallion and Garlic were among the most given answers.
- Look to vegetables from other cuisines, such as Ivy gourd, Thai eggplant, Oca and Crosne, which all scored 85.
- Name a specific small variety, not the plain vegetable: Purple garlic was a Deep Cut while Garlic was Plankton.
The 10 most given answers
Answers by tier
Deep Cut 85 pts · the 24 most given of 520
- Ivy gourd 0.4%
- Jerusalem artichoke 0.2%
- Purple garlic 0.2%
- Ramps 0.2%
- Small red bean 0.1%
- Crosne 0.1%
- Thai eggplant 0.1%
- Oca 0.1%
- Petai 0.1%
- Tinda 0.1%
- Fiddleheads 0.1%
- Drumstick (moringa pod) 0.1%
- Butterfly pea 0.1%
- Garlic scape 0.1%
- Field pea 0.1%
- Cipollini 0.1%
- Pointed gourd 0.1%
- Chinese potato 0.1%
- Pattypan 0.1%
- Pear tomato 0.1%
- African eggplant 0.1%
- Sea grapes 0.1%
- Eddoe 0.1%
- Currant tomato 0.1%
Rare 60 pts · the 24 most given of 138
- Okra 3.3%
- Chives 2.3%
- Chickpea 2.1%
- Caper 1.2%
- Parsnip 1.1%
- Snow peas 1.0%
- Sugar snap peas 0.8%
- Pickling cucumber 0.7%
- Broccolini 0.7%
- Tomatillo 0.6%
- Persian cucumber 0.6%
- Bean sprouts 0.6%
- Carolina reaper 0.6%
- Ghost pepper 0.6%
- Rhubarb 0.6%
- Cucamelon 0.5%
- Thai chili 0.5%
- Habanero 0.5%
- Grape tomato 0.4%
- Water chestnut 0.4%
- Turmeric 0.4%
- Baby bok choy 0.4%
- Fingerling potato 0.4%
- Arugula 0.3%
Schooler 30 pts · the 24 most given of 28
- Shallot 8.9%
- Radish 6.2%
- Brussels sprouts 5.8%
- Cherry tomato 5.1%
- Scallion 4.1%
- Tomato 3.4%
- Beet 3.3%
- Baby carrot 2.3%
- Edamame 2.1%
- Turnip 2.1%
- Carrot 1.9%
- Pearl onion 1.8%
- Olive 1.8%
- Ginger 1.5%
- Chili pepper 0.9%
- Asparagus 0.8%
- Lentil 0.7%
- Baby corn 0.7%
- Jalapeño 0.7%
- Baby potato 0.6%
- Beans 0.6%
- Green bean 0.6%
- Lima bean 0.5%
- Mushroom 0.4%
Plankton 10 pts
- Peas 5.5%
- Garlic 5.2%
4. Name a TV game show
- One in a Krillion
- Dotto100 pts · given by 0.3%
- Most given
- Family FeudPlankton, 10 pts · 8.3%
- Deep Cut
- 100%, Guess Who?, Spin the Wheel85 pts · the deep cuts most people found
Plankton 26% · Schooler 20% · Rare 35% · Deep Cut 19% · One in a Krillion 0.3% of 81,621 answers given. The average answer scored 46.1 points. The sheet accepts 6,077 answers, and 4,476 of them were not given by anyone.
Five famous shows took 26% of all picks, led by Family Feud at 8.3% and Jeopardy! at 5.3%. The surprise is The Chase, a Rare answer worth 60 that was still the fifth most given overall at 3.4%, ahead of Wheel of Fortune at 3.2%. The list is enormous: 4476 of the 6077 accepted answers were never given by anyone.
Why “Dotto” is the gem. Dotto was a 1950s American quiz show where contestants answered questions to connect dots and reveal a famous face. It is remembered because it was caught feeding answers to contestants, the exposure that set off the wider quiz show scandals.
How to score higher on this prompt
- Go back in time: shows from the early decades of television are almost untouched, and the gem came from the 1950s.
- Look outside the United States, where Kaun Banega Crorepati, Takeshi's Castle and Tipping Point all scored 60.
- Try spin-offs and children's shows such as Millionaire Hot Seat, BrainSurge and Splatalot!, which scored 85 at under 1% each.
The 10 most given answers
Answers by tier
Deep Cut 85 pts · the 24 most given of 5,876
- 100% 0.6%
- Guess Who? 0.5%
- Spin the Wheel 0.4%
- Millionaire Hot Seat 0.4%
- Oops! 0.3%
- BrainSurge 0.3%
- Splatalot! 0.3%
- Balls 0.3%
- Outsiders 0.2%
- 100 mexicanos dijeron 0.2%
- The Box 0.2%
- Des chiffres et des lettres 0.2%
- Jeeto Pakistan 0.2%
- Idiotest 0.2%
- One in a Million 0.2%
- Pilipinas, Game KNB? 0.2%
- The Game 0.2%
- What's in the Box? 0.2%
- Traitor 0.1%
- The Games 0.1%
- Tenable 0.1%
- If You Are the One 0.1%
- The Great Australian Spelling Bee 0.1%
- What Would You Do? 0.1%
Rare 60 pts · the 24 most given of 178
- The Chase 3.4%
- Kaun Banega Crorepati 2.0%
- The Floor 1.6%
- Game Changer 1.5%
- Takeshi's Castle 1.4%
- Tipping Point 1.3%
- Squid Game: The Challenge 1.3%
- Hole in the Wall 1.3%
- Press Your Luck 1.3%
- Is It Cake? 1.1%
- The Wall 1.1%
- Pointless 0.8%
- The 1% Club 0.8%
- Make Some Noise 0.6%
- Floor Is Lava 0.6%
- Hard Quiz 0.6%
- Countdown 0.5%
- The Newlywed Game 0.4%
- Have You Been Paying Attention? 0.4%
- America Says 0.4%
- The Devil's Plan 0.4%
- Supermarket Sweep 0.4%
- Lingo 0.4%
- Cash Cab 0.4%
Schooler 30 pts
- Deal or No Deal 3.3%
- Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? 2.3%
- Beast Games 2.1%
- Wipeout 2.0%
- Taskmaster 1.4%
- Minute to Win It 1.3%
- American Ninja Warrior 1.2%
- Whose Line Is It Anyway? 1.0%
- The Traitors 0.9%
- Pyramid 0.8%
- Name That Tune 0.8%
- The Weakest Link 0.7%
- Let's Make a Deal 0.5%
- Fear Factor 0.4%
- Password 0.4%
- Double Dare 0.3%
- Legends of the Hidden Temple 0.3%
Plankton 10 pts
- Family Feud 8.3%
- Jeopardy! 5.3%
- The Price Is Right 4.4%
- Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? 4.4%
- Wheel of Fortune 3.2%
5. Name a dance move (named moves)
- One in a Krillion
- Big Apple100 pts · given by 0.3%
- Most given
- Orange JusticeSchooler, 30 pts · 7.8%
- Deep Cut
- Kangaroo hop, Nutbush, SpongeBob85 pts · the deep cuts most people found
Plankton 9.8% · Schooler 36% · Rare 33% · Deep Cut 21% · One in a Krillion 0.3% of 84,834 answers given. The average answer scored 49.6 points. The sheet accepts 3,948 answers, and 2,432 of them were not given by anyone.
Orange Justice ran away with it at 7.8%, more than double Floss at 3.2%, and other video game emotes like Electro Shuffle and Default Dance also showed up. The true classics were barely used: the whole Plankton tier took only 9.8%, with Moonwalk at 1.7%. Deep Cut answers drew a healthy 21% of picks, yet 2432 of the 3948 accepted answers went unused.
Why “Big Apple” is the gem. The Big Apple is a swing-era dance from the 1930s, done in a circle with a caller shouting steps. It took its name from the South Carolina nightclub where it caught on, and it is a named dance that few players today would know.
How to score higher on this prompt
- Skip video game emotes and viral dances: Orange Justice, Griddy and Nae Nae were all crowded Schooler picks.
- Dig into older social dance: The Charleston was the only vintage step in the top ten, and the gem came from the same era.
- Try regional and street styles, where Nutbush, Smeeze, Sturdy and Waack all scored 85 at under 1% each.
The 10 most given answers
Answers by tier
Deep Cut 85 pts · the 24 most given of 3,634
- Kangaroo hop 0.5%
- Nutbush 0.4%
- SpongeBob 0.4%
- Smeeze 0.4%
- Sturdy 0.3%
- Waack 0.3%
- Jack 0.3%
- The Percolator 0.3%
- Melbourne shuffle 0.2%
- Thumka 0.2%
- The Bop 0.2%
- Hit Dem Folks 0.2%
- Hakken 0.2%
- Corkscrew 0.2%
- The Snake 0.2%
- Axel turn 0.2%
- Futsal Shuffle 0.2%
- Samba Roll 0.2%
- Handstand 0.2%
- Leap 0.2%
- Daggering 0.2%
- Rond de Jambe 0.2%
- The Dog 0.1%
- Lift 0.1%
Rare 60 pts · the 24 most given of 266
- The Charleston 2.2%
- Stanky Leg 1.4%
- Electro Shuffle 1.2%
- Renegade 1.2%
- Shopping cart 1.1%
- Hit the Quan 1.1%
- Default Dance 1.0%
- Shoot 1.0%
- Lawnmower 0.9%
- Coffee grinder 0.9%
- C-Walk 0.7%
- Billy Bounce 0.7%
- Jerk 0.7%
- Pop 0.7%
- Plié 0.6%
- Cabbage Patch 0.6%
- Arabesque 0.5%
- Windmill 0.5%
- Mashed Potato 0.4%
- Superman 0.4%
- Boogie Down 0.4%
- The Wiggle 0.4%
- Dip 0.4%
- Toosie Slide 0.3%
Schooler 30 pts · the 24 most given of 41
- Orange Justice 7.8%
- The Sprinkler 3.5%
- The Dougie 2.6%
- Griddy 1.7%
- Nae Nae 1.6%
- Pirouette 1.6%
- Shuffle 1.5%
- The Carlton 1.3%
- The Twist 1.0%
- Whip 0.9%
- Macarena 0.9%
- The Woah 0.8%
- The Harlem Shake 0.8%
- Shimmy 0.8%
- Backflip 0.8%
- Cha Cha Slide 0.8%
- Two-step 0.8%
- Running man 0.7%
- Gangnam Style 0.7%
- Headspin 0.6%
- Twirl 0.6%
- Electric Slide 0.6%
- Crank That 0.5%
- Splits 0.5%
Plankton 10 pts
- Floss 3.2%
- The Worm 2.0%
- Moonwalk 1.7%
- Dab 1.2%
- The Robot 0.9%
- Twerk 0.8%
6. Name a type of injury (like a sprain, not a sprained ankle)
- One in a Krillion
- Contrecoup injury100 pts · given by 0.3%
- Most given
- TearSchooler, 30 pts · 21%
- Deep Cut
- Subluxation, Avulsion, Avulsion fracture85 pts · the deep cuts most people found
Plankton 24% · Schooler 35% · Rare 36% · Deep Cut 4.3% · One in a Krillion 0.3% of 76,107 answers given. The average answer scored 38.7 points. The sheet accepts 128 answers, and 2 of them were not given by anyone.
Tear dominated at 21% of all picks, well ahead of Fracture at 12%, and nothing else passed 4.5%. This was a small, well-covered list: only 2 of the 128 accepted answers were never given. Still, the 54 Deep Cut answers drew just 4.3% of picks, so medical vocabulary was the dividing line.
Why “Contrecoup injury” is the gem. A contrecoup injury is brain damage on the side opposite the blow, caused when the brain rebounds against the far wall of the skull. It is a distinct injury type with its own name, which is exactly what the prompt asks for.
How to score higher on this prompt
- Use the clinical term, not the everyday one: Subluxation and Avulsion scored 85 while Dislocation and Tear scored 30.
- Name a fracture subtype: Buckle fracture and Comminuted fracture were Deep Cuts, while plain Fracture was Plankton at 12%.
- Think about gradual damage, not accidents: Apophysitis, Impingement and Microtrauma were barely touched.
The 10 most given answers
Answers by tier
Deep Cut 85 pts · the 24 most given of 54
- Subluxation 0.7%
- Avulsion 0.6%
- Avulsion fracture 0.3%
- Buckle fracture 0.3%
- Apophysitis 0.3%
- Comminuted fracture 0.3%
- Impingement 0.2%
- Microtrauma 0.2%
- Evisceration 0.2%
- Hyperflexion 0.1%
- Vascular injury 0.1%
- Decompression sickness 0.1%
- Oblique fracture 0.1%
- Tenosynovitis 0.1%
- Stress reaction 0.1%
- Arrow wound 0.1%
- Transverse fracture 0.1%
- Simple fracture 0.1%
- Barotrauma 0.1%
- Impacted fracture <0.1%
- Contact burn <0.1%
- Flame burn <0.1%
- Acoustic trauma <0.1%
- Linear fracture <0.1%
Rare 60 pts · the 24 most given of 59
- Rupture 3.7%
- Hairline fracture 3.4%
- Tendinitis 2.6%
- Hernia 2.1%
- Internal bleeding 2.0%
- Slipped disc 1.9%
- Overuse injury 1.9%
- Hyperextension 1.6%
- Hematoma 1.4%
- Compound fracture 1.3%
- Traumatic brain injury 1.2%
- Stress fracture 1.1%
- Amputation 1.0%
- Pinched nerve 0.9%
- Internal injury 0.8%
- Spiral fracture 0.8%
- Splinter 0.8%
- Degloving 0.7%
- Greenstick fracture 0.7%
- Puncture wound 0.7%
- Bone bruise 0.6%
- Paper cut 0.5%
- Spinal cord injury 0.4%
- Gunshot wound 0.4%
Schooler 30 pts
- Tear 21%
- Dislocation 4.3%
- Concussion 3.4%
- Strain 2.6%
- Bleeding 2.0%
- Scrape 1.7%
- Blister 0.2%
- Wound 0.1%
- Sunburn <0.1%
Plankton 10 pts
- Fracture 12%
- Sprain 4.5%
- Bruise 3.7%
- Cut 2.7%
- Burn 1.1%
7. Name a chocolate that has caramel in it
- One in a Krillion
- Sky Bar100 pts · given by 0.5%
- Most given
- TwixPlankton, 10 pts · 15%
- Deep Cut
- Moro, Cloud 9, Hershey's Milk Chocolate with Caramel85 pts · the deep cuts most people found
Plankton 30% · Schooler 31% · Rare 35% · Deep Cut 4.5% · One in a Krillion 0.5% of 65,489 answers given. The average answer scored 37.3 points. The sheet accepts 606 answers, and 333 of them were not given by anyone.
Twix took 15% of all picks on its own, and the three Plankton bars together took 30%. The standout is Caramello Koala, a Rare answer worth 60 that was the fourth most given overall at 7.5%, ahead of Milky Way at 6.4%. The Deep Cut tier has 529 accepted answers but drew only 4.5% of picks, and 333 answers were never given.
Why “Sky Bar” is the gem. The Sky Bar is a vintage American chocolate bar split into four sections, each with a different filling, and one of them is caramel. It qualifies cleanly while being a bar many players have never seen on a shelf.
How to score higher on this prompt
- Think regionally: Caramello Koala, Caramilk, 5 Star and Moro all scored 60 or more by coming from outside the US mainstream.
- Avoid the checkout-aisle names, since Twix, Snickers, Milky Way and Rolo took the top spots.
- Look at store brands and caramel versions of plain bars, like Belmont Milk Chocolate Caramelts and Hershey's Milk Chocolate with Caramel, both Deep Cuts.
The 10 most given answers
Answers by tier
Deep Cut 85 pts · the 24 most given of 529
- Moro 1.1%
- Cloud 9 0.4%
- Hershey's Milk Chocolate with Caramel 0.3%
- Mars Pods 0.2%
- Choco Mucho 0.2%
- Caramio 0.1%
- Belmont Milk Chocolate Caramelts 0.1%
- Safari (Gandour) 0.1%
- Pangburn's Millionaires 0.1%
- Chocolove Salted Caramel 0.1%
- Titan 0.1%
- Caramel Swirl 0.1%
- Cadbury Roses Caramel 0.1%
- Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory Pecan Bear 0.1%
- Cadbury Caramel Bunny 0.1%
- Caramel Crowns 0.1%
- Charge 0.1%
- Metro <0.1%
- Marathon <0.1%
- Plopp <0.1%
- Pixies <0.1%
- Japp <0.1%
- Pinky <0.1%
- Smil <0.1%
Rare 60 pts · the 24 most given of 67
- Caramello Koala 7.5%
- Caramilk 4.8%
- 5 Star 2.5%
- Whatchamacallit 1.2%
- M&M's Caramel 1.1%
- Cadbury Caramel 1.1%
- Take 5 1.1%
- Curly Wurly 1.0%
- Baby Ruth 0.9%
- Boost 0.9%
- Oh Henry! 0.8%
- Lindor Caramel 0.8%
- Lion bar 0.6%
- Starbar 0.6%
- Whittaker's Creamy Caramel 0.6%
- Daim 0.5%
- Reese's Caramel Peanut Butter Cups 0.5%
- Toffifee 0.5%
- Beng-Beng 0.5%
- Chomp 0.5%
- Kit Kat Caramel 0.5%
- Mr. Big 0.4%
- Milka Caramel 0.4%
- Picnic 0.4%
Schooler 30 pts
- Rolo 9.8%
- Mars bar 6.9%
- 100 Grand 4.9%
- Caramello 4.9%
- Turtles 2.9%
- Milk Duds 1.3%
Plankton 10 pts
- Twix 15%
- Snickers 7.8%
- Milky Way 6.4%
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What is the One in a Krillion answer for “Name something you can see in the sky (kinds of things, not types)”?
STEVE, worth 100 points. 0.6% of the answers given were STEVE. The most common answer was Blimp (Schooler, 4.9% of answers).
What is the One in a Krillion answer for “Name a material or product that comes from animals (excluding meat and dairy)”?
Sea silk, worth 100 points. 0.4% of the answers given were Sea silk. The most common answer was Leather (Plankton, 7.3% of answers).
What is the One in a Krillion answer for “Name a vegetable smaller than an onion”?
Tomberry, worth 100 points. 0.3% of the answers given were Tomberry. The most common answer was Shallot (Schooler, 8.9% of answers).
What is the One in a Krillion answer for “Name a TV game show”?
Dotto, worth 100 points. 0.3% of the answers given were Dotto. The most common answer was Family Feud (Plankton, 8.3% of answers).
What is the One in a Krillion answer for “Name a dance move (named moves)”?
Big Apple, worth 100 points. 0.3% of the answers given were Big Apple. The most common answer was Orange Justice (Schooler, 7.8% of answers).
What is the One in a Krillion answer for “Name a type of injury (like a sprain, not a sprained ankle)”?
Contrecoup injury, worth 100 points. 0.3% of the answers given were Contrecoup injury. The most common answer was Tear (Schooler, 21% of answers).
What is the One in a Krillion answer for “Name a chocolate that has caramel in it”?
Sky Bar, worth 100 points. 0.5% of the answers given were Sky Bar. The most common answer was Twix (Plankton, 15% of answers).