The Daily Dozen
Rate itTwelve questions across six themes, the same for everyone today.
Every day: Twelve multiple-choice questions across six themes, the same set for every player that day, with a daily and a seven-day leaderboard. New puzzle: Midnight UTC.

The Daily Dozen is a free daily trivia quiz from At Yours: twelve multiple-choice questions across six themes, the same for everyone on the date. Each right answer is a point, so a perfect day is twelve, and you can share your score or post it to a daily and weekly leaderboard.
About The Daily Dozen
The Daily Dozen is the trivia game in the At Yours set of free daily games, played in the browser next to its daily card deals, Mahjong, Solitaire, Twinwords and mini golf. Every day at midnight UTC a new set of twelve questions goes up, and everyone who plays on that date answers the same twelve.
The questions are grouped into six themes, two to a theme, and each one gives four answers to choose from. Pick one and lock it in, or pass a question you would rather leave. A progress bar across the top shows where you are in the twelve, and a points counter keeps the score: one point for each right answer.
When you finish you can share your score, and if you want, publish it on the Daily Dozen leaderboard, which has a board for the day and one for the last seven days. Playing needs no account; only publishing a score asks you to sign in, and the board shows a generated nickname rather than your name. You can withdraw a score from the results screen.
It suits anyone who wants a short general knowledge round once a day, played alone or read out to a table, with a plain target of twelve out of twelve. At Yours lists it as free for solo or group play.
How to play The Daily Dozen
- Open today's Daily Dozen on At Yours in any browser; no account is needed.
- Read the question and choose one of the four answers, by tapping it or pressing 1 to 4.
- Lock in your answer (Enter on a keyboard), or pass the question if you would rather skip it.
- Work through all twelve questions across the day's six themes, scoring a point for each right answer.
- At the end, share your score, or sign in to post it on the daily and weekly leaderboard.
Tips
- Use the keyboard: 1 to 4 picks an answer and Enter locks it in, which is quicker than the mouse.
- Each theme has two questions, so a weak theme costs at most two points.
- Play it aloud with a group: one person reads, everyone argues, and the table agrees on one answer.
Questions
When does the Daily Dozen change?
A new set of twelve questions goes up every day at midnight UTC, the same set for every player worldwide.
Is the Daily Dozen free?
Yes. It is free to play with no download and no account. Signing in is only needed if you want to publish your score on the leaderboard.
How is it scored?
Each right answer is one point, so the best score is twelve. Tied scores share a rank on the leaderboard.
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