Quiblys #269 Answers
Saturday, September 26, 2026
Here are all 10 questions and answers from Quiblys #269, the daily trivia game for Saturday, September 26, played by 32 players. Categories: Pop Culture, Sports, Television, Science, Technology, Business, Food & Drink, Random, Art, Internet.
Play today's QuiblysQuestion 1 · Pop Culture · Very easy · 100 pts
What is the name of the wizarding school Harry Potter attends?
- ADurmstrang
- BHogwarts (correct answer)
- CBeauxbatons
- DIlvermorny
Answer: Hogwarts. Harry attends Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in J.K. Rowling's novels.
88% of players got this rightSource: WikipediaQuestion 2 · Sports · Easy · 150 pts
Michael Jordan won all six of his NBA championships with which team?
- ALos Angeles Lakers
- BChicago Bulls (correct answer)
- CBoston Celtics
- DDetroit Pistons
Answer: Chicago Bulls. Jordan led the Bulls to titles in 1991-93 and 1996-98.
84% of players got this rightSource: WikipediaQuestion 3 · Television · Easy · 200 pts
In 'SpongeBob SquarePants', where does SpongeBob work as a fry cook?
- AThe Krusty Krab (correct answer)
- BThe Chum Bucket
- CGoo Lagoon
- DThe Salty Spitoon
Answer: The Krusty Krab. SpongeBob flips Krabby Patties at the Krusty Krab, owned by the money-loving Mr. Krabs.
Fun fact: Creator Stephen Hillenburg was a marine biology teacher before becoming an animator.
78% of players got this rightSource: WikipediaQuestion 4 · Science · Medium · 300 pts
Which gas makes up about 78% of Earth's atmosphere?
- ANitrogen (correct answer)
- BOxygen
- CCarbon dioxide
- DArgon
Answer: Nitrogen. Nitrogen makes up roughly 78% of dry air, with oxygen at about 21%.
72% of players got this rightSource: WikipediaQuestion 5 · Technology · Medium · 500 pts
What does the file format 'PDF' stand for?
- APrintable Data File
- BPublic Document Form
- CPortable Document Format (correct answer)
- DProtected Digital File
Answer: Portable Document Format. Adobe created the Portable Document Format in the early 1990s so documents would look the same on any device.
59% of players got this rightSource: WikipediaQuestion 6 · Business · Medium · 750 pts
Which streaming giant started out in 1997 renting DVDs by mail?
- AHulu
- BNetflix (correct answer)
- CBlockbuster
- DRedbox
Answer: Netflix. Netflix was founded in 1997 by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph as a DVD-by-mail service.
75% of players got this rightSource: WikipediaQuestion 7 · Food & Drink · Hard · 1,000 pts
Which grain is a main ingredient in the Levantine salad tabbouleh?
- ABulgur (correct answer)
- BCouscous
- CFarro
- DFreekeh
Answer: Bulgur. Tabbouleh combines finely chopped parsley with bulgur wheat, tomato, mint, lemon and olive oil.
47% of players got this rightSource: WikipediaQuestion 8 · Random · Hard · 1,500 pts
What is the most expensive property on the classic US Monopoly board?
- APark Place
- BBoardwalk (correct answer)
- CPennsylvania Avenue
- DMarvin Gardens
Answer: Boardwalk. Boardwalk costs $400 on the classic US board, making it the priciest property.
53% of players got this rightSource: WikipediaQuestion 9 · Art · Expert · 2,000 pts
Which artist painted the bizarre triptych "The Garden of Earthly Delights"?
- AHieronymus Bosch (correct answer)
- BPieter Bruegel
- CJan van Eyck
- DAlbrecht Durer
Answer: Hieronymus Bosch. Hieronymus Bosch painted the triptych around 1490 to 1510; it hangs in the Prado in Madrid.
34% of players got this rightSource: WikipediaQuestion 10 · Internet · Expert · 3,000 pts
Before it was renamed Google, what was Larry Page and Sergey Brin's search engine called?
- APageRank
- BGoogolplex
- CWebCrawler
- DBackRub (correct answer)
Answer: BackRub. The Stanford research project was called BackRub because it analyzed the web's back links.
Fun fact: The name Google is a play on 'googol', the number 1 followed by 100 zeros.
44% of players got this rightSource: Wikipedia