Sorted (The Telegraph)
Rate itPut the day's five trivia answers in the right order.
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Sorted is The Telegraph's daily trivia ordering game. Each day gives you a list of five, such as New York skyscrapers or British monarchs, and you drag them into order by height, date or size; the app ticks the ones in the right place.
About Sorted (The Telegraph)
Sorted joined the Telegraph Puzzles app in February 2025. Each day it sets one topic and five answers to arrange in order: the app's own example asks for New York City skyscrapers from tallest to shortest, with One World Trade Center, Central Park Tower, One Vanderbilt Place, the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building to sort. Other days run from monarchs to films.
You drag the items up and down the list and submit, and each item in the right place gets a tick. You keep moving the others until the order is right. It is a short puzzle that tests what you know about scale and dates rather than recall of names, since the answers are given.
Sorted is part of the Telegraph Puzzles subscription, in the app and on the web. It suits trivia fans who enjoy ranking games, and anyone who likes to argue about which came first.
How to play Sorted (The Telegraph)
- Open Sorted in Telegraph Puzzles and read the day's topic.
- Drag the five answers into the order the topic asks for.
- Submit to see which items are in the right place.
- Move the rest until the whole list is right.
Tips
- Place the item you are surest of first, at the top or bottom, and work inwards.
- For dates, think in decades before years.
- The ticks tell you which positions are right; only move the others.
Questions
What does Sorted ask?
To put five answers on the day's topic in order, such as skyscrapers by height or monarchs by date.
When did Sorted launch?
It became a full Telegraph Puzzles game in February 2025.
Is it free?
It is part of the Telegraph Puzzles subscription.
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