BOC.Q. This classic Australian treat features sponge cake squares dipped in chocolate sauce and rolled in desiccated coconut, giving it a unique texture once set. What is it called? #doolallyq

8. This iconic symbol was created in under 10 minutes in 1963 by graphic artist Harvey Ball to boost employee morale at State Mutual Life after a string of mergers. Featuring a bright yellow background, it quickly gained worldwide fame. What symbol? #doolallyq

7. In 2007, the struggling Kishigawa Line appointed a new stationmaster who boosted passenger numbers by 10% and added over ¥1 million to the local economy. She served until 2015 and became a global sensation. Why was Tama so iconic? #doolallyq.

6. In 1981, Raoli village in Balasinor, Gujarat was found to be a hatchery site with thousands of fossilized eggs unearthed. Managed by GEER, it’s now dubbed the “X of India” named after a famous film. What’s X? #doolallyq.

5. To prevent elephant deaths, Northeast Frontier Railways in 2017 used sound devices mimicking insects that elephants fear—audible from 600–700m. It won an innovation award. What was this project called? #doolallyq.

4. La Bougie du Sapeur, a French satirical paper whose name means The Sapper’s Candle, has only had 11 editions since its 1980 launch—making it the world’s least frequently published newspaper. Why?

3. In 2009, Babita Malkani was chosen to design a special garment unveiled in South Africa. Made with rich Italian wool, gold braiding, & an embroidered golden logo, it was designed to symbolize excellence on a global stage. What did she design or name the event? #doolallyq.

2. Will Shortz is the only person with a degree in enigmatology—the study of X. For 30 years, he’s been the New York Times’ editor for X. What is X? #doolallyq

1. In ancient Pompeii, Romans used detailed floor mosaics at their doorsteps with the Latin phrase "Cave Canem" to creatively warn guests. What were they warning about? #doolallyq.