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Maps, Clocks and Calendars

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Explore how people charted their world and organized their days, from Marshallese wave charts and Maya calendar cycles to railway time and a famous London disease map.

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5 playable questionsAbout 1 minute muted3 rounds · 2 lifelines

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Sample questions

Which industry led the adoption of standardized time zones in the United States in November 1883?
At what local time of day does the Royal Observatory’s historic Greenwich Time Ball normally drop to give its public time signal?
In the French Republican calendar introduced during the Revolution, the seven-day week was replaced by a cycle of how many days?

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Quick Start
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03
Final Wager
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Questions have a 20-second answer clock; the final question has 30 seconds. There is no pause.

Use each lifeline once: 50/50 removes two wrong answers; Ask the Hosts removes one. Only one lifeline per question.

Safe earns 100 points without a loss. Bold risks 250 points and needs a 250-point balance. All In doubles or loses your balance and needs more than 250 points. The final wager uses 50-point steps.

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Maps, Clocks and Calendars