Daily Trivia Quiz: Tuesday, 13 October 2026
These are the 10 questions every Quizlino player got in the Daily Trivia Challenge on 13 October 2026. Try to answer each one before you look at the highlighted option, then read the explanation.
Q1. What does an ECG measure?
Answer: B. The electrical activity of the heart
Explanation: ECG stands for electrocardiogram. The correct answer is The electrical activity of the heart. This fact relates to how the human body is structured or functions. Body systems interact rather than working in isolation, and health claims should be interpreted using reliable medical evidence.
Q2. In Greek mythology, what was the Golden Fleece sought by Jason?
Answer: B. A ram's fleece with golden wool
Explanation: The Golden Fleece came from a magical, winged ram. In Greek mythology, gods and heroes often represent forces of nature, social ideals, and human conflicts. Stories survive in multiple ancient sources, so details can differ between versions and authors.
Q3. Lasith Malinga took four wickets in four balls at the 2007 World Cup against which team?
Answer: A. South Africa
Explanation: It was the first such feat in international cricket. For this question, the key detail is “South Africa”: it directly answers what is being asked about “Lasith Malinga took four wickets in four balls at the 2007 World Cup against which team?”. In cricket, the number of players and their roles are part of the basic laws of the game. A team’s on-field combination affects batting, bowling, wicketkeeping, and fielding, so this fact helps explain how a match is organised. Remember the specific fact together with its role in the game; that makes it easier to apply the knowledge to match situations and to distinguish it from similar cricket terms.
Q4. Which studio developed Baldur's Gate 3?
Answer: D. Larian Studios
Explanation: Belgian studio Larian Studios released Baldur's Gate 3 in 2023.
Q5. The Tamil work Civaka Chintamani (Jivaka Chintamani) is related to which religion?
Answer: D. Jainism
Explanation: The correct answer is Jainism. Jivaka Chintamani, written by the Jain monk Tiruttakkatevar, is one of the five great epics of Tamil literature and promotes Jain values. Ancient South Asian history includes the rise of Buddhism and Jainism, the growth of kingdoms and empires, and the spread of new philosophical traditions. These people and places are linked with teachings, pilgrimage, or political support that influenced religious and cultural life across Asia. Their historical context helps explain how ideas travelled beyond their places of origin. For this question, connect the answer directly with the clue in the wording: “The Tamil work Civaka Chintamani (Jivaka Chintamani) is related to which religion?” The key is to remember the relationship between the answer and that clue, rather than choosing an option simply because the name is familiar. This kind of context makes historical timelines easier to understand and helps distinguish related people, places, and events when revising.
Q6. Which planet is famous for its beautiful rings?
Answer: C. Saturn
Explanation: Saturn's rings are made of ice and rock. The answer is “Saturn”, which answers the question: “Which planet is famous for its beautiful rings?”. Space contains planets, stars, moons, and many other objects. Earth is the planet where we live, the Moon is Earth's natural satellite, and the Sun is a star that provides most of the energy reaching our planet. Think about the clue in the question and how it connects to this fact. This helps you learn the answer rather than only memorising the word.
Q7. Which small animal carries its shell house on its back?
Answer: A. Snail
Explanation: A snail can hide inside its shell. The answer is “Snail”, which answers the question: “Which small animal carries its shell house on its back?”. Animals live in different habitats and have body features and behaviours that help them survive. Some are domesticated and live with people, while wild animals depend on natural environments for food, shelter, and safety. Think about the clue in the question and how it connects to this fact. This helps you learn the answer rather than only memorising the word.
Q8. Which sea lies between Italy and Greece?
Answer: B. Ionian Sea
Explanation: The correct answer is Ionian Sea. The Ionian Sea lies between southern Italy and western Greece. Ionian Sea is the key geographic feature for this question. Its location matters because major water bodies shape drainage, transport routes, ecosystems, and the settlement patterns of nearby regions.
Q9. Which K-pop girl group, formed in 2020 under SM Entertainment, is known for performing with virtual avatar versions of themselves?
Answer: A. aespa
Explanation: aespa is known for its unique concept combining real members with virtual AI avatars. The answer “aespa” fits the question: “Which K-pop girl group, formed in 2020 under SM Entertainment, is known for performing with virtual avatar versions of themselves?”. K-pop groups are typically organised around members with different performance roles, and their debut dates, agencies, and line-ups are distinct facts. A group’s official name and the time period in the question help avoid mixing it up with another act or a later project. This context helps connect the answer to the relevant artist, release, series, or entertainment-industry detail being tested.
Q10. A price rises from ₹200 to ₹250. What is the percentage increase?
Answer: C. 25%
Explanation: The increase is 50, and 50 ÷ 200 × 100 = 25%. The answer is “25%” for the question: “A price rises from ₹200 to ₹250. What is the percentage increase?”. Percentages express a quantity per hundred, while ratios compare quantities. Write down the base amount before calculating a percentage change, and distinguish a percentage of the original value from a percentage-point difference. To avoid common mistakes, compare the final result with the wording and conditions given in the puzzle. This confirms that the answer follows from the stated information rather than from an unstated assumption.
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