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How much general knowledge do you have? Put your brain to the test with these 26 questions covering everything from science and geography to English vocabulary and everyday facts. There’s just one catch: every answer is exactly 3 letters long! Let’s warm up with a few examples:
💡What is the smallest two-digit number?
💡Which fish is traditionally used in fish and chips?
💡How is a female deer referred to?
If those warm-up questions felt easy, you’re ready for the real thing. Start the quiz below and find out whether you can solve all 26 three-letter answers. 👀
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Bill Swallow 1 month ago
*So* many people getting bent out of shape about some answers being unacceptable - and apparently completely missing the "THREE LETTER" requirement.
Bored Jellyfish 1 month ago (edited)
0/25 “What does a hen lay? (hint: singular)” A rooster. *Buzzer* I’m so immature..
Robert T 1 month ago
Thank you BP, putting the trivial in trivia again. And haddock is also commonly used in fish and chips, though due fish being expensive, it is now often a load of pollocks. ;-)
moggiemoo 1 month ago
I don't mind pollock, I just object to paying cod prices for it.
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MalayDragon 1 month ago
Thank you, I was actually upset about that answer.
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Russell Bowman 1 month ago
22. "an unidentified flying object?" Are now UAP ... hopefully this new name will not stick
Corwin 02 1 month ago
3 = not Sun , it is named Sol 8 sea and ocean are different things 17 tax is not mandatory
UKGrandad 1 month ago
With the exception of inland seas, there is a single body of water to which we apply arbitrary borders and names. 'Ocean' is just the name we give to a larger expanse of sea typically separating continents.
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Loosey Goosey 1 month ago
#14. Haddock, plaice, pollock or hake are also acceptable. There is strict fishing quota for cod in the UK, which means it has become too expensive for many chip shops. I personally prefer haddock anyway.
UKGrandad 1 month ago
Acceptable, except as answers in a quiz in which all the answers are three-letter words.
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UKGrandad 1 month ago
Did you miss the bit in the title that says "From Math To Geography: 26 Three-Letter Answer Questions"? Or the bit in the intro that says "every answer is exactly 3 letters long"?
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Bill Swallow 1 month ago
*So* many people getting bent out of shape about some answers being unacceptable - and apparently completely missing the "THREE LETTER" requirement.
Bored Jellyfish 1 month ago (edited)
0/25 “What does a hen lay? (hint: singular)” A rooster. *Buzzer* I’m so immature..
Robert T 1 month ago
Thank you BP, putting the trivial in trivia again. And haddock is also commonly used in fish and chips, though due fish being expensive, it is now often a load of pollocks. ;-)
moggiemoo 1 month ago
I don't mind pollock, I just object to paying cod prices for it.
Load More Replies... MalayDragon 1 month ago
Thank you, I was actually upset about that answer.
Load More Replies... Russell Bowman 1 month ago
22. "an unidentified flying object?" Are now UAP ... hopefully this new name will not stick
Corwin 02 1 month ago
3 = not Sun , it is named Sol 8 sea and ocean are different things 17 tax is not mandatory
UKGrandad 1 month ago
With the exception of inland seas, there is a single body of water to which we apply arbitrary borders and names. 'Ocean' is just the name we give to a larger expanse of sea typically separating continents.
Load More Replies... Loosey Goosey 1 month ago
#14. Haddock, plaice, pollock or hake are also acceptable. There is strict fishing quota for cod in the UK, which means it has become too expensive for many chip shops. I personally prefer haddock anyway.
UKGrandad 1 month ago
Acceptable, except as answers in a quiz in which all the answers are three-letter words.
Load More Replies... UKGrandad 1 month ago
Did you miss the bit in the title that says "From Math To Geography: 26 Three-Letter Answer Questions"? Or the bit in the intro that says "every answer is exactly 3 letters long"?
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