What’s in a Daily Challenge?
Each Daily Challenge contains 5–8 questions. The questions come from:- Recent events — things that happened in the past week in global politics
- Core knowledge — MUN procedure, international institutions, political concepts
- Flashback questions — historical events that are relevant to current situations
How to find Daily Challenges
Go to Learn → Daily in the sidebar. You’ll see today’s challenge with a description of the topic. Previous completed challenges are archived below.What you earn
| Outcome | XP |
|---|---|
| Completing the challenge | 15–30 XP |
| Perfect score (all correct, first attempt) | Bonus XP |
After you complete a challenge
At the end of each Daily Challenge, Atlas suggests a follow-up search based on the topic covered. This connects the quiz questions to real-world context — useful if you encountered something you weren’t sure about.Tips
Do it first thing
Do it first thing
The best time to do your Daily Challenge is in the morning, before you check the news. That way you can use the news as context to apply what you just learned.
Don't guess randomly
Don't guess randomly
If you don’t know an answer, think carefully before guessing. The explanation shown after each question is how you actually learn — reading it matters more than whether you got it right.
Use streaks as motivation, not pressure
Use streaks as motivation, not pressure
Streaks are motivating, but missing a day isn’t a disaster. The knowledge you build over time matters more than a perfect streak counter.
XP & Streaks
How XP accumulates and what streaks unlock
Community Leaderboard
See how your streak compares to other delegates