Friday, November 6, 2026 · Puzzle #95
Trivia Five hints and answer for November 6, 2026
The hints run vaguest to plainest — take the smallest one that unsticks you. Not played it yet? Start puzzle #95, about 3 minutes.
At a glance
Trivia Five #95 in brief
- The five questions, easiest first: 1. In tennis, what word is used for a score of zero? 2. Which constructed language was created in the 1880s by L. L. Zamenhof? 3. Diamond and graphite are both made purely of which element? 4. Which nuclear process powers the Sun? 5. Which people developed cuneiform, among the earliest known writing systems?
- Five questions, ordered gently upward: today opens on sport and closes on history.
- 20 options across the five, so 15 of them are wrong and a blind guess lands about a quarter of the time.
Step by step
Trivia Five hints
Each hint reveals a little more than the last. Open only as many as you need.
Hint 1
Hint 2
Hint 3
Hint 4 — the big one
Spoiler
Trivia Five answer
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Full solution
The other nine answers
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