Daily and topic modes look similar but choose their questions differently. Use one to compare identical puzzles with friends and the other to practise an interest. Knowing which conditions a link preserves avoids confusion.
Daily questions follow a date
The date and content version determine ten question IDs. Other language editions present the same concepts in translated form. Answer lengths and wording vary by language, so choose the same language when comparing scores.
Dates use Korea Standard Time
The daily date changes at midnight in Korea and can differ from your local date overseas. Check the date above the game. An open round does not change halfway through; reopen the page to check a new day's challenge.
Practice redraws its topic
Subway, Food and Countries each draw ten random questions from their topic pool. A new round does not guarantee ten unseen questions; some may repeat. Use this for practice and daily mode for an identical set.
Records have separate scopes
Daily bests are separated by date and language; practice bests by topic and language. Another browser or cleared storage may not keep them. Elapsed time is informational, while the main score counts correct answers out of ten.
Read a shared link's conditions
Daily sharing preserves language and date. Practice sharing preserves language and topic, not the random question list. An older dated link opens that older challenge. If everyone wants today's puzzle, check both the link and the displayed date.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the date differ overseas?
Yes. Korea Standard Time may give a different date from your local time.
Why do old questions appear in a new practice round?
Each round redraws the topic pool, so repeats are possible.
Game screens and instructions
This guide describes the current K-jihacheol game. For real journeys, consult official transport information.