Name a country where French is an official language

The Krillion prompt “Name a country where French is an official language” was question 2 of the dive for Sunday, November 15, 2026. Here is every accepted answer from the most uncommon to the most common — the 100-point One in a Krillion answer first, then each tier with its points and how many times each answer was picked. Everything stays blurred until you tap.

One in a Krillion · 100 points

Name a country where French is an official language

The rarest answer isVanuatu

Britain and France jointly ruled it until 1980.

No spoilers — the answer stays blurred until you tap.

Dive #123Question 2 of 7Accepted answers 26Answers given 219KPicked 6.7K times

All answers, rarest first

Tiers run from the rarest to the most common, and inside each tier the answers go from least picked to most picked. The small number beside an answer is how many times players gave it (as of Nov 15, 1:03 AM ET). Type below to check whether your answer is on the list.

Deep Cut

85 points8 accepted answers

True obscurity. Few players go this deep. Listed from the least picked answer to the most picked.

Burundi822Central African Republic849Rwanda1.5KComoros2.3KGabon3.5KEquatorial Guinea3.7KGuinea7.8KRepublic of the Congo8.1K

Rare

60 points12 accepted answers

Genuinely uncommon. A strong pull. Listed from the least picked answer to the most picked.

Benin2.5KTogo2.5KMadagascar2.7KDemocratic Republic of the Congo3.1KDjibouti3.3KLuxembourg4.4KCameroon4.5KMonaco5.6KChad6.4KSeychelles6.8KSenegal12KCôte d’Ivoire15K

Schooler

30 points3 accepted answers

Solid answers that swim with the school. Listed from the least picked answer to the most picked.

Switzerland5.8KBelgium7.5KHaiti15K

Plankton

10 points2 accepted answers

The obvious answers everyone blurts out first. Listed from the least picked answer to the most picked.

France36KCanada51K

Most common answers

What most players typed, with each answer’s share of everything given for this prompt. These are the ones to avoid if you want a high score.

CanadaPlankton · 10 pts51K picks · 23%
FrancePlankton · 10 pts36K picks · 17%
Côte d’IvoireRare · 60 pts15K picks · 7.0%
HaitiSchooler · 30 pts15K picks · 6.9%
SenegalRare · 60 pts12K picks · 5.4%
Republic of the CongoDeep Cut · 85 pts8.1K picks · 3.7%
GuineaDeep Cut · 85 pts7.8K picks · 3.6%
BelgiumSchooler · 30 pts7.5K picks · 3.4%

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How Krillion scores this prompt

TierPointsWhat it means
One in a Krillion100One hand-picked gem per prompt.
Deep Cut85Truly obscure answers that few players reach.
Rare60Uncommon but recognisable answers.
Schooler30Solid, well known answers.
Too Clever15The famous “obscure” pick that everyone reaches for.
Plankton10The obvious answers everyone blurts out first.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the One in a Krillion answer?
The One in a Krillion answer for "Name a country where French is an official language" is Vanuatu, worth the maximum 100 points. Britain and France jointly ruled it until 1980.
What are the most common answers?
The most picked answers were Canada (10 points), France (10 points), Côte d’Ivoire (60 points). Common answers score the fewest points in Krillion, so they are the ones to avoid.
Why is my answer not listed here?
This prompt accepts 26 answers (8 Deep Cut, 12 Rare, 3 Schooler, 2 Plankton, plus the single One in a Krillion answer). Very long answer sheets are trimmed here to the best-known answers in each tier, so an unlisted answer can still be accepted by the game.
What do the numbers next to the answers mean?
They show how many times players gave that answer on the day, taken from the game’s own live count. The tier and its points are set by Krillion, so a popular answer can occasionally sit in a higher tier than a less picked one.