Raredive

THE RAREDIVE NOTEBOOK

Krillion Unlimited Answers

Original practice sets with useful hints, accepted examples, and transparent local rarity tiers.

This archive explains answers for Raredive's own question bank. Each dated edition contains seven selected prompts, a clue to the relevant category, and six accepted examples with their current local tiers. It is a reading companion to the mixed unlimited game. It does not reproduce another site's daily puzzle or claim that every visitor received the same questions on a particular day.

The ten launch editions use dates as editorial labels. They were first published together on November 12, 2026; the earlier labels are not claims that these pages or sessions existed then. Their Article metadata records the actual publication date. Future additions should have complete content and an accurate publication date before joining this index. There are no links here to empty dates waiting for a puzzle to arrive. Since launch, 3 further complete editions have been added; this index includes every retained edition, including prepared dates ahead of today.

For a hint-first approach, read the prompt and its category note before opening the answer examples. Try retrieving one candidate yourself and check whether it meets every restriction. Then reveal the table to compare names and scores. The highest local tier is not always the most useful fact to learn. A familiar example with a clear explanation can be a better starting point than a word you can copy but cannot recognize later.

The six tiers come from saved model familiarity ranks and occurrence counts in our synthetic English corpus. They are repeatable game calibration, not real-world popularity estimates or statistics copied from other players. Each table uses the same scoring function as the game. A missing answer is not proof that it is false; the finite catalogue can omit reasonable alternatives. Send corrections with the exact prompt and example through the About form.

These sets deliberately mix geography, sports, and general knowledge. For subject-specific preparation, use the linked category guides, then return here to compare complete seven-prompt editions. The live game draws its own selection, so an archive entry is not a prediction of your next run. Unlimited replay remains free regardless of how many archive pages you read. Your personal result notebook stays separate in your browser and is not published in this archive.

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  1. 2026-11-15: Capitals, strokes and minerals — 7 prompts, 42 scored examples
  2. 2026-11-14: Seas, tools and team roles — 7 prompts, 42 scored examples
  3. 2026-11-13: Deserts, technique and shape — 7 prompts, 42 scored examples
  4. 2026-11-12: A mixed retrieval check — 7 prompts, 42 scored examples
  5. 2026-11-11: Surface, shape and function — 7 prompts, 42 scored examples
  6. 2026-11-10: Names that need context — 7 prompts, 42 scored examples
  7. 2026-11-09: Routes through a familiar subject — 7 prompts, 42 scored examples
  8. 2026-11-08: Location versus classification — 7 prompts, 42 scored examples
  9. 2026-11-07: Small capitals and fine control — 7 prompts, 42 scored examples
  10. 2026-11-06: Islands, tracks and food shapes — 7 prompts, 42 scored examples
  11. 2026-11-05: Polar seas and specialist roles — 7 prompts, 42 scored examples
  12. 2026-11-04: Borders, water and weather — 7 prompts, 42 scored examples
  13. 2026-11-03: Capitals, courts and instruments — 7 prompts, 42 scored examples