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Quiblys #278 Answers

Monday, October 5, 2026

Here are all 10 questions and answers from Quiblys #278, the daily trivia game for Monday, October 5. Categories: Sports, Television, Internet, Food & Drink, Random, History, Geography, Movies, Science, Pop Culture.

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  1. Question 1 · Sports · Very easy · 100 pts

    In which sport would you see a slam dunk?

    • ABasketball (correct answer)
    • BVolleyball
    • CHandball
    • DWater polo

    Answer: Basketball. A slam dunk is when a basketball player jumps and forces the ball down through the hoop.

    97% of players got this rightSource: Wikipedia
  2. Question 2 · Television · Easy · 150 pts

    Which reality competition crowns 'America's Next Drag Superstar'?

    • AQueer Eye
    • BProject Runway
    • CDragula
    • DRuPaul's Drag Race (correct answer)

    Answer: RuPaul's Drag Race. 'RuPaul's Drag Race' premiered in 2009 and has won multiple Emmys for Outstanding Competition Program.

    81% of players got this rightSource: Wikipedia
  3. Question 3 · Internet · Easy · 200 pts

    Which dog meme inspired a joke cryptocurrency launched in 2013?

    • AGrumpy Cat
    • BNyan Cat
    • CKeyboard Cat
    • DDoge (correct answer)

    Answer: Doge. Dogecoin was based on the Doge meme, starring a Shiba Inu named Kabosu.

    78% of players got this rightSource: Wikipedia
  4. Question 4 · Food & Drink · Medium · 300 pts

    A classic Negroni is equal parts gin, sweet vermouth and which bitter liqueur?

    • AAperol
    • BCynar
    • CFernet-Branca
    • DCampari (correct answer)

    Answer: Campari. The standard Negroni recipe is one part each of gin, sweet red vermouth and Campari.

    Fun fact: The drink is reputedly named after Count Camillo Negroni of Florence.

    70% of players got this rightSource: Wikipedia
  5. Question 5 · Random · Medium · 500 pts

    In English-language Scrabble, which letter is worth 10 points along with Z?

    • AQ (correct answer)
    • BX
    • CJ
    • DK

    Answer: Q. Q and Z are the two 10-point tiles in English Scrabble; J and X are worth 8.

    54% of players got this rightSource: Wikipedia
  6. Question 6 · History · Medium · 750 pts

    Which ruler founded the Mongol Empire after being proclaimed its leader in 1206?

    • AKublai Khan
    • BAttila the Hun
    • CTamerlane
    • DGenghis Khan (correct answer)

    Answer: Genghis Khan. Temüjin was proclaimed Genghis Khan in 1206 and built what became the largest contiguous land empire in history.

    73% of players got this rightSource: Wikipedia
  7. Question 7 · Geography · Hard · 1,000 pts

    What is the longest river in Europe?

    • ADanube
    • BVolga (correct answer)
    • CRhine
    • DDnieper

    Answer: Volga. The Volga flows about 3,500 km through Russia to the Caspian Sea, making it Europe's longest river.

    57% of players got this rightSource: Wikipedia
  8. Question 8 · Movies · Hard · 1,500 pts

    Which 1988 anime film is set in the post-apocalyptic city of Neo-Tokyo?

    • AGhost in the Shell
    • BAkira (correct answer)
    • CPerfect Blue
    • DNinja Scroll

    Answer: Akira. Katsuhiro Otomo directed 'Akira', adapted from his own manga.

    Fun fact: Set in 2019, 'Akira' shows Tokyo preparing to host the 2020 Olympics, which the real city was later awarded.

    51% of players got this rightSource: Wikipedia
  9. Question 9 · Science · Expert · 2,000 pts

    What is the term for the point in the Moon's orbit where it is closest to Earth?

    • AApogee
    • BPerigee (correct answer)
    • CPerihelion
    • DZenith

    Answer: Perigee. Perigee is the closest point of an orbit around Earth; apogee is the farthest.

    31% of players got this rightSource: Wikipedia
  10. Question 10 · Pop Culture · Expert · 3,000 pts

    Which toy company first released the Furby in 1998?

    • ATiger Electronics (correct answer)
    • BTyco Toys
    • CGaloob
    • DPlaymates Toys

    Answer: Tiger Electronics. Furby was developed by Dave Hampton and Caleb Chung and launched by Tiger Electronics for the 1998 holiday season.

    42% of players got this rightSource: Wikipedia

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Quiblys #278 Answers — Monday, October 5, 2026