No. 06 of 7 · Updated Nov 4, 2026
Quizette: ten questions after the day's Worldle
A shared daily quiz of ten questions, geography among its subjects, that rewards the answers most players miss.
Free on Gamefinity. No download, no sign-up.
- Type
- Ten-question daily quiz
- How often
- Daily
- A game takes
- 1–2 min
- Plays on
- Phone + desktop
- New puzzle
- Midnight New York time
- Same for everyone
- Yes, all day
- Price
- Free
- Sign-up
- Not needed
Worldle's bonus rounds show that a daily puzzle can lead into more questions about the world. Quizette (say it kwiz-ET) is a free daily trivia quiz in the same spirit, with a wider net: ten multiple-choice questions spanning science, history, geography, the arts, sport, food and more, the same ten for everyone.
Each question gives four options and twenty seconds. They run from easy to hard, and when you get one right that fewer than three in ten players managed, it earns a star. Your final score is placed among everyone who played that day.
A new quiz opens at midnight Eastern Time. If you want more, recent days stay in the archive. Free on Gamefinity. The game was called Daily Trivia until November 2026.
How to play Quizette
- Read the question and pick one of four answers within twenty seconds.
- See immediately whether you were right.
- Check the share of players who knew it.
- After ten, review your graded sheet and hand it in.
Quizette tips
- Picture the map for any geography question before you answer.
- Cut the options to two, then decide.
- Do not rush; a wrong answer scores nothing.
- Expect the end to be hard.
Quizette questions
Does everyone get the same questions?
Yes, the same ten in the same order each day.
What is a star?
A mark on a correct answer that fewer than 30% of that day's players got.
Is there more than one quiz a day?
The daily quiz is one a day; recent editions stay playable in the archive, outside the day's leaderboard.
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