Krillion Answers for July 30, 2026
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Prompt 1: Name a country whose flag uses all three of red, white, and blue, and no other colors
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25 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.
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Answers for prompt 1 on July 30, 2026 Answer Tier Points NepalThe only non-rectangular national flag on Earth. Two pennants, three colors, zero compromise. One in a Krillion 100 Cambodia Deep Cut 85 North Korea Deep Cut 85 Australia Schooler 30 Chile Schooler 30 Costa Rica Schooler 30 Cuba Schooler 30 Iceland Schooler 30 Prompt 2: Name a rodent
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39 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.
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Answers for prompt 2 on July 30, 2026 Answer Tier Points Laotian rock ratRediscovered alive in 2006 after scientists thought it was extinct for 11 million years. Found at a Laotian food market. Went from fossil to dinner plate. One in a Krillion 100 Agouti Deep Cut 85 Degu Deep Cut 85 Beaver Schooler 30 Chipmunk Schooler 30 Gerbil Schooler 30 Gopher Schooler 30 Groundhog Schooler 30 Prompt 3: Name a type of tea
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60 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.
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Answers for prompt 3 on July 30, 2026 Answer Tier Points KabusechaA Japanese tea shaded for only about a week. Shorter than gyokuro, longer than tencha. The uncommitted shade. There are maybe three people in the room who've heard of it. One in a Krillion 100 Aged white tea Deep Cut 85 Bancha Deep Cut 85 Bubble tea Schooler 30 Chai Schooler 30 Darjeeling Schooler 30 English Breakfast Schooler 30 Ginger tea Schooler 30 Prompt 4: Name a Broadway musical
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130 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.
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Answers for prompt 4 on July 30, 2026 Answer Tier Points AllegroRodgers and Hammerstein's forgotten third musical. Opened in 1947, ran fewer shows than Oklahoma!, has never had a Broadway revival. The ghost in the machine. One in a Krillion 100 & Juliet Deep Cut 85 A Little Night Music Deep Cut 85 A Chorus Line Schooler 30 Aladdin Schooler 30 Annie Schooler 30 Anything Goes Schooler 30 Avenue Q Schooler 30 Prompt 5: Name a metric (SI) prefix
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24 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.
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Answers for prompt 5 on July 30, 2026 Answer Tier Points Quecto10^-30. Added in 2022. The smallest named SI prefix. Below yocto, below ronto. Absolute basement of the system. One in a Krillion 100 Quetta10^30. The largest SI prefix as of 2022. Named to avoid confusion with existing words. Extremely obscure. Deep Cut 85 RontoAdded in 2022. Most people who know SI prefixes still don't know this one. Deep Cut 85 Deci Schooler 30 Deka Schooler 30 Hecto Schooler 30 Micro Schooler 30 Nano Schooler 30 Prompt 6: Name a type of knot
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55 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.
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Answers for prompt 6 on July 30, 2026 Answer Tier Points Grief knotA rare knot that is the topological opposite of a granny knot. Deliberately untrustworthy, used only to illustrate what not to do. Named for what happens when you trust it. One in a Krillion 100 Anchor bend Deep Cut 85 Ashley's bend Deep Cut 85 Bow knot Schooler 30 Cleat hitch Schooler 30 Clove hitch Schooler 30 Double sheet bend Schooler 30 Figure eight knot Schooler 30 Prompt 7: Name an ancient civilization
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81 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.
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Answers for prompt 7 on July 30, 2026 Answer Tier Points CatalhoyukOne of the world's first true cities, buried in Turkey for 9,000 years. No streets, no hierarchy. Residents entered their homes through holes in the roof. The past is weird. One in a Krillion 100 Aksumite Empire Deep Cut 85 Ancestral Puebloans Deep Cut 85 Assyrian Empire Schooler 30 Byzantine Empire Schooler 30 Carthage Schooler 30 Chinese civilization Schooler 30 Indus Valley Schooler 30
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