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Selected answers for October 11, 2026

October 11, 2026 · Seven selected official answer facts

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What the selected answers mean — October 11, 2026

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1. Find a valid example in this category: Name something sold in a roll.

   Selected answer: Flypaper. Flypaper is a sticky strip or ribbon sold in a roll or tube so it can be hung across a room and catch flying insects. It qualifies because the category asks whether a real good is commercially sold rolled; it does not require every package version to be a roll. A product merely capable of being rolled, or a metaphorical roll, would not be enough. Manufacturer examples include TERRO sticky fly paper.

2. Find a valid example in this category: type of table.

   Selected answer: Eight Immortals table. The Eight Immortals table is a traditional Chinese square table named for the Eight Immortals of Daoist legend. Its proportions allow two diners on each side, for eight seats around the four sides. It is a named table type, not simply any table that happens to seat eight; the category accepts culturally specific and historical furniture forms. The Gegu Museum record documents the square form.

3. Find a valid example in this category: metal.

   Selected answer: Rhenium. Rhenium is the chemical element with atomic number 75 and symbol Re. It is a dense silvery transition metal, notable for its high melting point and use in high-temperature alloys and catalysts. The metal category includes pure elements across the metallic groups, including synthetic elements; metalloids, alloys, ores and compounds are not interchangeable answers. Its element record appears in PubChem's periodic-table data.

4. Find a valid example in this category: kind of license or permit a person can get.

   Selected answer: Letter of marque. A letter of marque was a government authorization allowing a private ship to attack and capture enemy vessels during wartime. It combined a legal license with a privateering commission, so it was more specific than an ordinary sailor's license or passport. The category includes historical kinds of permits and authorizations; a mere job title or military rank would not qualify. The US National Archives article preserves the legal term.

5. Find a valid example in this category: app or service for paying or sending money.

   Selected answer: DigiCash. DigiCash was a pioneering electronic-cash company and payment system associated with cryptographer David Chaum. Its eCash service used digitally signed tokens and emphasized privacy, but the company ceased operations in the late 1990s. Historical payment services count in this category, so the answer does not claim that DigiCash remains available or works in current markets. The Bank for International Settlements material records the historical eCash context.

6. Find a valid example in this category: sport that is a race.

   Selected answer: Ice canoe racing. Ice canoe racing is a winter team race in which crews propel a canoe across alternating stretches of open water and ice, especially on the St. Lawrence River. It is a timed sport whose central contest is movement along a course, not a demonstration or a general boating activity. Historical or regional race sports count when the event is genuinely competitive. The Montréal ice-canoe results document the sport.

7. Find a valid example in this category: country that borders Iraq or Iran by land.

   Selected answer: Armenia. Armenia qualifies because it shares a land boundary with Iran. The category takes the union of countries bordering Iraq or Iran, so it is finite and includes Iraq, Iran, Turkey and the relevant neighbors. Russia and Kazakhstan are separated from Iran by the Caspian Sea, while Azerbaijan's Nakhchivan is territory of Azerbaijan rather than a separate country.

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