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If You Can Score 26/26 On This One-Letter Quiz, Your Alphabet Skills Are Off The Charts
Letters are the building blocks of everything we read and write, but we rarely think about them on their own. Sometimes the smallest things in life mean the most – and in this quiz, they’re everything. Each question can be answered with just one letter, but don’t be fooled, some are easier said than done. There are 26 questions, and all you have to do is type the right letter for every clue in this quiz.
If you missed the first round of this quiz, definitely check Part 1 here!⭐
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Michael Largey 2 months ago
Question 11. A tire forms a circle. The letter "O" forms an oval (an ellipse). Question 25. "k" is also slang for a thousand.
Bob Brooce 2 months ago
"K" is as close to official for 1000, in any context, as you can get and it's certainly used a lot when referring to sums of money, but at least in the US a "G'" or "grand" has been common street slang since before most people in the US had ever even heard of the Metric system. I can't speak for usage in other countries, so I don't how obvious it might be that "G" was the answer they were looking for. As for letters and wheels, aside from the answer being very obvious, in some fonts a lowercase o is extremely close to round of not perfectly round. Of course that's not to say the entire quiz isn't moderately stupid.
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Ace 2 months ago (edited)
TIL that some people use a mnemonic for the order of the planets. I actually didn't spot that's what the letter in 19 were representing, cos I've never used a mnemonic, so never thought about their initials. And looking it up, "My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nachos." seems to me would be more difficult to remember than just knowing the planet names and order. Edit: I see that there are many other mnemonics, but none of them seem particularly easy to memorize.
KatSaidWhat 2 months ago
we had my very eager monkey jumped straight under nine planets. RIP pluto.
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Michael Largey 2 months ago
Question 11. A tire forms a circle. The letter "O" forms an oval (an ellipse). Question 25. "k" is also slang for a thousand.
Bob Brooce 2 months ago
"K" is as close to official for 1000, in any context, as you can get and it's certainly used a lot when referring to sums of money, but at least in the US a "G'" or "grand" has been common street slang since before most people in the US had ever even heard of the Metric system. I can't speak for usage in other countries, so I don't how obvious it might be that "G" was the answer they were looking for. As for letters and wheels, aside from the answer being very obvious, in some fonts a lowercase o is extremely close to round of not perfectly round. Of course that's not to say the entire quiz isn't moderately stupid.
Load More Replies... Ace 2 months ago (edited)
TIL that some people use a mnemonic for the order of the planets. I actually didn't spot that's what the letter in 19 were representing, cos I've never used a mnemonic, so never thought about their initials. And looking it up, "My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nachos." seems to me would be more difficult to remember than just knowing the planet names and order. Edit: I see that there are many other mnemonics, but none of them seem particularly easy to memorize.
KatSaidWhat 2 months ago
we had my very eager monkey jumped straight under nine planets. RIP pluto.
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