User:Jolielover/Challenges

Calendar

Receive a credit for an item featured at In the news, On this day or Did you know? on each day of the month i.e. from 1st to 31st.

DYK

ITN

OTD

Quite the character

Create an article with a title N characters long for every value of N between 5 and 25 (inclusive). Spaces are not counted.

• 5: Uwari
• 6:
• 7:
• 8:
• 9:King Combs
• 10:
• 11: Rania Nashar
• 12: Xymmer phungi
• 13: Zsófia Báthory
• 14: Elmira Nazirova
• 15: Seigfried (song)
• 16: Maestro (service)
• 17: Charlie Lightening
• 18: Marilyn Fisher Lundy
• 19:
• 20: The Beat Beneath My Feet
• 21: Meta Heusser-Schweizer
• 22: Crazy About One Direction
• 23: del Águila family killings
• 24:
• 25:
• 26: Paul Roberts (choreographer)
• 27:
• 28:
• 29: Lemonade (Louis Tomlinson song)
• 30:
• 31: Marriage in the United Arab Emirates
• 32: Assassination of Abdullah I of Jordan
• 33: GEMS School of Research and Innovation
• 34: List of songs written by Louis Tomlinson
• 35:
• 36:
• 37:
• 38:
• 39:
• 40:
• 41:
• 42:
• 43:
• 44:
• 45:
• 46:
• 47:
• 48:
• 49:
• 50:

Polyglot

Introduce sources in 15 foreign languages to articles. Each source should contain information not found in any reliable English-language source (to ensure WP:NONENG compliance).

1. Mohammed Bijeh (Persian)
2. Goodnight Chicken (Chinese)
3. del Águila family killings (Spanish)
4. Uwari keihitoi (Japanese)
5. Asha Noppeney (German)
6. Helga Sonck-Majewski (Finnish)
7. Maria Domenica Castellone (Italian)
8. Delphine Medjo (French)
9. Sophie Axelsdatter Brahe (Danish)
10. Hui-bin Hong (Korean)
11. Elmira Nazirova (Azerbaijani)
12. Gabriela Avigur-Rotem (Hebrew)
13. Zsófia Báthory (Hungarian)
14. Rania Nashar (Arabic)

Phoenix

• Recreate an article that has been deleted: Yuno Miles
• Bring a delisted good article back to good article status:
• Bring a former featured article back to featured article status:

Animal, vegetable, mineral

• Animal: Samsum ant
• Vegetable:
• Mineral:

As if by magic...

• Red Knight
• Hunter
• Clown: Yuno Miles
• Balloonist
• Wizard
• Spaceman
• Cook
• Caveman
• Zoo Keeper
• Diver
• Cowboy
• Aladdin
• Pirate
• Gladiator: Bob Fernandez

Centenarian

Create bios for people who were born in each century from the 1000s to the 1900s, inclusive.

• 11th century Hildegard of Egisheim
• 12th century
• 13th century Agnes of Bohemia, Duchess of Austria
• 14th century
• 15th century Hui-bin Hong
• 16th century Sophie Axelsdatter Brahe
• 17th century Zsófia Báthory
• 18th century Meta Heusser-Schweizer
• 19th century Bradda Field
• 20th century Mahra Al Maktoum

Diplomat

For each pair of continents (Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania, South America), create an article with close geographic ties to two countries, one from each continent in the pair.

• Africa and Asia Samsum ant (Several countries, including Sudan and the UAE)
• Africa and Europe Asha Noppeney (Uganda and Germany)
• Africa and North America
• Africa and Oceania
• Africa and South America
• Asia and Europe Nora Helmer (Norway and China)
• Asia and North America Matcha latte (Japan and the United States)
• Asia and Oceania
• Asia and South America Gabriela Avigur-Rotem (Israel and Argentina)
• Europe and North America Dmitry Borshch (Russia and the United States)
• Europe and Oceania Marianne Bielschowsky (Germany and New Zealand)
• Europe and South America
• North America and Oceania
• North America and South America
• Oceania and South America

Round the world

For every country in the world,^[a] create an article with close geographic ties to that country.

1. Afghanistan:
2. Albania:
3. Algeria:
4. Andorra:
5. Angola:
6. Antigua and Barbuda:
7. Argentina: Gabriela Avigur-Rotem
8. Armenia:
9. Australia: Zasphinctus imbecilis
10. Austria: Agnes of Bohemia, Duchess of Austria
11. Azerbaijan: Elmira Nazirova
12. Bahamas:
13. Bahrain:
14. Bangladesh:
15. Barbados:
16. Belarus:
17. Belgium:
18. Belize:
19. Benin:
20. Bhutan:
21. Bolivia (Plurinational State of):
22. Bosnia and Herzegovina:
23. Botswana:
24. Brazil:
25. Brunei Darussalam:
26. Bulgaria:
27. Burkina Faso: Delphine Ouattara
28. Burundi:
29. Cabo Verde:
30. Cambodia: Goodnight Chicken
31. Cameroon: Delphine Medjo
32. Canada: Bradda Field
33. Central African Republic:
34. Chad:
35. Chile:
36. China:
37. Colombia:
38. Comoros:
39. Congo:
40. Costa Rica:
41. Côte d'Ivoire: Madeleine Tchicaya
42. Croatia:
43. Cuba:
44. Cyprus:
45. Czechia:
46. Democratic People's Republic of Korea:
47. Democratic Republic of the Congo:
48. Denmark: Sophie Axelsdatter Brahe
49. Djibouti:
50. Dominica:
51. Dominican Republic: Carolina Contreras
52. Ecuador:
53. Egypt:
54. El Salvador:
55. Equatorial Guinea:
56. Eritrea:
57. Estonia:
58. Eswatini:
59. Ethiopia:
60. Fiji:
61. Finland: Helga Sonck-Majewski
62. France: Hildegard of Egisheim
63. Gabon:
64. Gambia:
65. Georgia:
66. Germany: Asha Noppeney
67. Ghana:
68. Greece:
69. Grenada:
70. Guatemala:
71. Guinea:
72. Guinea-Bissau:
73. Guyana:
74. Haiti:
75. Honduras:
76. Hungary: Zsófia Báthory
77. Iceland:
78. India:
79. Indonesia:
80. Iran (Islamic Republic of):
81. Iraq:
82. Ireland:
83. Israel:
84. Italy: Maria Domenica Castellone
85. Jamaica:
86. Japan: Uwari keihitoi
87. Jordan: Assassination of Abdullah I of Jordan
88. Kazakhstan:
89. Kenya:
90. Kiribati:
91. Kuwait:
92. Kyrgyzstan:
93. Lao People's Democratic Republic:
94. Latvia:
95. Lebanon:
96. Lesotho:
97. Liberia:
98. Libya:
99. Liechtenstein:
100. Lithuania:
101. Luxembourg:
102. Madagascar:
103. Malawi:
104. Malaysia:
105. Maldives:
106. Mali:
107. Malta:
108. Marshall Islands:
109. Mauritania:
110. Mauritius:
111. Mexico:
112. Micronesia (Federated States of):
113. Monaco:
114. Mongolia:
115. Montenegro:
116. Morocco:
117. Mozambique:
118. Myanmar:
119. Namibia:
120. Nauru:
121. Nepal:
122. Netherlands:
123. New Zealand: Marianne Bielschowsky
124. Nicaragua:
125. Niger:
126. Nigeria:
127. North Macedonia:
128. Norway: Nora Helmer
129. Oman:
130. Pakistan:
131. Palau:
132. Panama:
133. Papua New Guinea:
134. Paraguay:
135. Peru:
136. Philippines:
137. Poland:
138. Portugal:
139. Qatar:
140. Republic of Korea: Hui-bin Hong
141. Republic of Moldova:
142. Romania:
143. Russian Federation: Dmitry Borshch
144. Rwanda:
145. Saint Kitts and Nevis:
146. Saint Lucia:
147. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines:
148. Samoa:
149. San Marino:
150. Sao Tome and Principe:
151. Saudi Arabia: Rania Nashar
152. Senegal:
153. Serbia:
154. Seychelles:
155. Sierra Leone:
156. Singapore: Suicide of Uvaraja Gopal
157. Slovakia:
158. Slovenia:
159. Solomon Islands:
160. Somalia:
161. South Africa: Cyril Karabus
162. South Sudan:
163. Spain: del Águila family killings
164. Sri Lanka:
165. Sudan: Samsum ant
166. Suriname:
167. Sweden:
168. Switzerland: Meta Heusser-Schweizer
169. Syrian Arab Republic:
170. Tajikistan:
171. Thailand: Pogostemon helferi
172. Timor-Leste:
173. Togo:
174. Tonga:
175. Trinidad and Tobago:
176. Tunisia:
177. Türkiye:
178. Turkmenistan:
179. Tuvalu:
180. Uganda:
181. Ukraine:
182. United Arab Emirates: Marriage in the United Arab Emirates
183. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Crazy About One Direction
184. United Republic of Tanzania:
185. United States of America: King Combs
186. Uruguay:
187. Uzbekistan:
188. Vanuatu:
189. Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of):
190. Vietnam: Xymmer phungi
191. Yemen:
192. Zambia:
193. Zimbabwe:

Women of the Year

Contribute content to a monthly WikiProject Women in Red initiative for each calendar month. (For instance, Alphabet run: M & N (2024) would count for January and Geofocus: Southeast Asia (2022) would count for December.)

• Women writers & their works (September 2025) - Bradda Field, Meta Heusser-Schweizer

Zoo

Get three articles to good article status that are not about an animal but contain an animal as a standalone word in their title. (For example, Rhinoceros Party, but not University of Oxford.)

1. Goodnight Chicken