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Question 1 of 7
Name a language ending in -ese
Use a language name whose English spelling actually ends with the letters ese.
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Look beyond the languages usually offered by a travel phrasebook.
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One is associated with an isolated island community; another is spoken in Hong Kong.
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Sentinelese
Reported 100 pts
Reported tier: krillion
Sentinelese is the language of the Indigenous people of North Sentinel Island. Little is documented about it; do not invent details about its vocabulary.
The item must improve safety in the home; accessibility devices and child-proofing tools can qualify.
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A safety device does not have to make a loud sound.
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One alerts a sleeping person through vibration; another keeps children out of storage cupboards.
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Bed shaker
Reported 100 pts
Reported tier: krillion
An alarm-connected bed shaker uses vibration to alert a sleeping person, including someone who may not hear an audible alarm. Alarm compatibility matters.
Cabinet locks can help keep young children away from hazardous household products stored in cupboards. They supplement safe storage rather than replacing it.
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What do the points and tiers mean?+
Points describe Krillion’s scoring tiers, not measured percentages of players who gave each answer. Official records and play tests are identified individually. Historical scores taken from third-party reports are marked “Reported”; an unknown score stays unknown.
Has every answer been entered in the official game?+
No. “Official answer record” means the answer and score appeared in the official list when captured. “Played and accepted” means the exact input was submitted and accepted. “Third-party report” identifies historical reporting we have not replayed, and “Unverified answer” has no confirmed acceptance. Each answer links its source.
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The official game can revise its answer list or score, and accepted input wording may matter. Each guide shows the original dive date, when its sources were captured, and when we reviewed it. The archive includes historical reports and does not imply that every past answer has been officially verified.