2026-11-01 · five prompts, fully revealed. Prefer no spoilers? Use the hints pages instead.
Prompt 1 of 5
Pin a country with at least four stars on its national flag
Ruling note: Stars in coats of arms and on state versions count, including Bolivia and Costa Rica. New Zealand's four red stars have white borders.
Gem note: Equatorial Guinea's six stars represent its mainland and five islands.
25 accepted answers
Country
Tier
Pick share
United States
Common
41.2%
China
Uncommon
17.7%
Australia
Uncommon
10.8%
Brazil
Rare
7.9%
New Zealand
Rare
5.9%
Singapore
Rare
2.9%
Venezuela
Rare
2.5%
Honduras
Elusive
1.5%
Uzbekistan
Elusive
1.5%
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Elusive
1%
Bolivia
Elusive
1%
Costa Rica
Elusive
1%
Papua New Guinea
Elusive
0.8%
Turkmenistan
Elusive
0.6%
Samoa
Elusive
0.6%
Kosovo
Elusive
0.6%
Tajikistan
Elusive
0.5%
Tuvalu
Farflung
0.4%
Solomon Islands
Farflung
0.3%
Cape Verde
Farflung
0.3%
Micronesia
Farflung
0.3%
Grenada
Farflung
0.3%
Dominica
Farflung
0.2%
Comoros
Farflung
0.2%
Equatorial Guinea
Farflung
0.2%
Prompt 2 of 5
Pin a country with an Aldi supermarket today
Ruling note: Aldi’s shops in Austria and Slovenia trade as Hofer, and count. Denmark’s closed in 2023 and Greece’s in 2010.
Gem note: Aldi opened two small shops in Shanghai in 2019, and now has over a hundred in China.
18 accepted answers
Country
Tier
Pick share
Germany
Common
30.4%
United Kingdom
Uncommon
15.2%
United States
Uncommon
14.2%
Australia
Rare
7.1%
Ireland
Rare
5.1%
France
Rare
4.6%
Netherlands
Rare
4%
Belgium
Rare
3.5%
Spain
Rare
3%
Austria
Rare
2.5%
Italy
Elusive
1.8%
Switzerland
Elusive
1.6%
Poland
Elusive
1.6%
Portugal
Elusive
1.4%
Hungary
Elusive
1.2%
Luxembourg
Elusive
1%
Slovenia
Elusive
0.9%
China
Farflung
0.8%
Prompt 3 of 5
Pin a country with a petrified forest
Ruling note: Standing trees, fallen trunks and mineral casts count; Ireland's submerged forest counts on the broader published use of the name.
Gem note: Building a high-speed railway exposed hundreds of fossil trees at Hoegaarden.
66 accepted answers
Country
Tier
Pick share
United States
Common
37.7%
Argentina
Uncommon
9.2%
Greece
Uncommon
8.4%
Namibia
Rare
7.5%
Australia
Rare
3.4%
Egypt
Rare
2.5%
New Zealand
Rare
2.5%
Canada
Rare
2.1%
Germany
Rare
2.1%
China
Elusive
1.7%
Cuba
Elusive
1.6%
Iran
Elusive
1.6%
Portugal
Elusive
1.6%
Brazil
Elusive
1.3%
India
Elusive
1.3%
Ecuador
Elusive
1.1%
Indonesia
Elusive
1%
Thailand
Elusive
0.9%
United Kingdom
Elusive
0.8%
France
Elusive
0.8%
Botswana
Elusive
0.7%
Italy
Elusive
0.7%
Japan
Elusive
0.7%
Türkiye
Elusive
0.6%
Madagascar
Elusive
0.5%
Mexico
Elusive
0.5%
Russia
Elusive
0.5%
South Africa
Elusive
0.5%
Colombia
Elusive
0.4%
Peru
Elusive
0.4%
Kenya
Elusive
0.3%
Mongolia
Elusive
0.3%
Chile
Elusive
0.3%
Spain
Elusive
0.3%
Myanmar
Elusive
0.3%
Austria
Elusive
0.2%
Czechia
Elusive
0.2%
Ireland
Elusive
0.2%
Israel
Elusive
0.2%
Norway
Elusive
0.2%
Oman
Elusive
0.2%
Saudi Arabia
Elusive
0.2%
Ukraine
Elusive
0.2%
Iceland
Elusive
0.2%
South Korea
Elusive
0.2%
Uzbekistan
Elusive
0.2%
Antigua and Barbuda
Farflung
0.1%
Belgium
Farflung
0.1%
Bulgaria
Farflung
0.1%
Algeria
Farflung
0.1%
Georgia
Farflung
0.1%
Guatemala
Farflung
0.1%
Hungary
Farflung
0.1%
Libya
Farflung
0.1%
Lesotho
Farflung
0.1%
Mozambique
Farflung
0.1%
Niger
Farflung
0.1%
Pakistan
Farflung
0.1%
Panama
Farflung
0.1%
Poland
Farflung
0.1%
Romania
Farflung
0.1%
Sudan
Farflung
0.1%
Serbia
Farflung
0.1%
Vietnam
Farflung
0.1%
Zambia
Farflung
0.1%
Zimbabwe
Farflung
0.1%
Prompt 4 of 5
Pin a country with an Eiffel Tower replica or imitation at least 20 metres tall
Ruling note: Imitations include Yerevan and Zwollerkerspel. Terrebonne counts on a 20-metre estimate; France has copies too.
Gem note: On Estonia's island of Hiiumaa, Jaan Alliksoo built a 31-metre Eiffel Tower from wooden logs and nails.
43 accepted answers
Country
Tier
Pick share
United States
Common
37.4%
China
Uncommon
15%
Japan
Uncommon
9.4%
Pakistan
Rare
5.6%
France
Rare
4.7%
Czechia
Rare
2.8%
United Kingdom
Rare
2.8%
Spain
Rare
2.3%
Mexico
Rare
2.3%
Russia
Rare
2.3%
Thailand
Elusive
1.8%
Brazil
Elusive
1.1%
India
Elusive
1.1%
Malaysia
Elusive
0.8%
Canada
Elusive
0.7%
Italy
Elusive
0.7%
Romania
Elusive
0.7%
Ukraine
Elusive
0.7%
Bulgaria
Elusive
0.6%
Iran
Elusive
0.6%
South Africa
Elusive
0.6%
Greece
Elusive
0.5%
Israel
Elusive
0.5%
Poland
Elusive
0.5%
Armenia
Elusive
0.4%
Australia
Elusive
0.4%
Switzerland
Elusive
0.4%
Colombia
Elusive
0.4%
Germany
Elusive
0.4%
Netherlands
Elusive
0.4%
Argentina
Farflung
0.3%
Denmark
Farflung
0.3%
Indonesia
Farflung
0.3%
Philippines
Farflung
0.3%
Guatemala
Farflung
0.2%
Morocco
Farflung
0.2%
Vietnam
Farflung
0.2%
Belarus
Farflung
0.1%
Bolivia
Farflung
0.1%
Kazakhstan
Farflung
0.1%
Uzbekistan
Farflung
0.1%
Kosovo
Farflung
0.1%
Estonia
Farflung
0%
Prompt 5 of 5
Pin a country whose national animal is a mythical creature
Ruling note: Heraldic beasts count, past or present: unicorns, dragons, double-headed eagles, forked-tailed lions and federal eagles. So do the Philippines' presidential sea-lion, Zimbabwe's carved bird, the winged maiden of Ireland's old harp and the Leo Belgicus, the Low Countries drawn as a lion.
Gem note: The khumo is the huma of Persian legend, whose shadow was said to make a king of whoever it fell on.