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Can you guess these random things that contain the letters "aa"?
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First submittedOctober 28, 2013
Times taken34,626
Average score55.0%
Rating4.28
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The first animal in the dictionary
Aardvark
Capital of Mongolia
Ulaanbaatar
Tanzania's largest city: Dar es _____
Salaam
Timon's best friend
Pumbaa
Small black cubic building at the center of Islam's holiest mosque
Kaaba
Term for a Middle-Eastern marketplace
Bazaar
Former Swedish auto maker
Saab
Common male first name starting with AA
Aaron
Son of Abraham who God initially demanded as a sacrifice
Isaac
Siblings Jake and Maggie
Gyllenhaal
African-American holiday invented in 1966 as an alternative to Christmas
Kwanzaa
City in Netherlands which an African-American neighborhood in New York is named for
Haarlem
Princess Leia's home planet
Alderaan
Actor who starred as Sonny Corleone in "The Godfather"
James Caan
South African language similar to Dutch
Afrikaans
Dutch version of Santa Claus
Sinterklaas
Province of the Philippines which was the site of the "Death March" in WWII
Bataan
Dutch territory in the Caribbean: Sint _______
Maarten
Cattle-herding ethnic group of Tanzania and Kenya
Maasai
Flatbread common in Indian cuisine
Naan
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49 Comments
pensta
+1
Level 67
Nov 28, 2013
Obscure
buck1017
+3
Level 78
Dec 6, 2013
Damn...i kept putting the double A at the END of Kaaba
nightowl
+2
Level 65
Dec 24, 2013
Got only 9 but still better than 76%, cant believe
Milezinator
+3
Level 71
Jan 1, 2019
apparently it's changed a lot since 2013, i also got nine but only beat 23%
jiwaburst
+2
Level 73
Jul 26, 2015
Good quiz. Who the heck are Timon and "_____"? Many more people know that answer than many of the ones I knew and thought were fairly routine.
akwildrose
+8
Level 50
Aug 19, 2015
They're characters from the movie The Lion King.
Carry
+3
Level 63
Apr 28, 2017
Hakuna Matata.
samiamco
+3
Level 68
Sep 5, 2018
I think we officially become old when we know "James Caan", but not "Pumbaa".
Quizmaster
+13
Level ∞
Oct 6, 2025
The Lion King came out 31 years ago, so you're kinda old either way.
Minutiae
+4
Level 74
Aug 4, 2021
lol I thought Timon of Athens, the Shakespeare play.
bestanford
+2
Level 73
Dec 3, 2024
Same
McLerristarr
+1
Level 62
Apr 3, 2016
It's odd that this quiz accepts alternative spellings without the double A for some answers but not others. For example, I got Alderaan but typing "Alderan". But I didn't get Sint Maarten but typing the English name Saint Marten.
roleybob
+3
Level 73
Apr 18, 2016
I think there is list of allowed alternate spellings which applies to the whole site so if there is an alternative which has been stored on it previously then it will be allowed in this quiz too. Maybe...

Alos, Saint Martin and Sint Maarten are different territories on the same island

Djilas
+1
Level 86
Oct 8, 2025
Ulan Bator was accepted, Masai not.
kinjapan
+1
Level 72
Feb 5, 2026
I know that when you make a quiz, a list of previous alternative answers/ spellings show up. So, my guess is that if someone else has made a quiz with alternate spellings, then those will be included when other people make a quiz with the same answer. Just a guess, but I have noticed that as anecdotal evidence.
blinky
+1
Level 57
Feb 11, 2018
I tried every spelling of Alderaan and Haarlem that I could think of...still spelling them wrong.
ecky
+13
Level 73
Sep 4, 2018
A very Dutch centric quiz :P
Qikiq
+8
Level 89
Sep 5, 2018
We Dutch do like our double A's.
ander217
+2
Level 73
Jan 1, 2019
I like double Dutch even without an a. :)
cornflakesfu
+4
Level 89
Jan 1, 2019
Too bad the quiz is specifically "double A's" and not "multiple A's," otherwise you could have included "Captain Kirk's archnemesis." ;)
creslinwest
+1
Level 73
Jan 1, 2019
This quiz is rather forgiving of spelling mistakes. For which I am truly grateful.
Keithg
+4
Level 48
Jan 3, 2019
That was haard
Sifhraven
+2
Level 76
Oct 6, 2025
Haha or should I say a-a
TurkeyCookTime
+2
Level 85
Feb 20, 2020
I missed Isaac even though it's the name of one of my cousins and one of my friends. Sigh...
Quagga50
+3
Level 81
Mar 17, 2022
Poor aardwolf, passed over yet again :(
HyddenRizz
+2
Level 67
May 13, 2023
As someone not from the USA, is it not really crude to call Harlem an "African-American neighbourhood".

Like anyone can live there right? There must be a mix of black, white, and anything else? Calling somewhere a black neighbourhood is the kind of thing racists say, because the neighbourhood cannot have race, but it can have a lot of black people living there. Crucial difference in how we view people imo.

reverendmeat
+2
Level 86
Oct 6, 2025
no.
freehuggs
+4
Level 68
Oct 7, 2025
No, it is generally not considered politically incorrect to say a particular neighborhood is a Black neighborhood or an Italian neighborhood or whatever else. It is true that racism often plays a large part in how these neighborhoods became so racially/ethnically homogeneous and why they have stayed so homogeneous, but to point out their relative homogeneity isn't typically considered problematic. That said, you will sometimes hear people say "historically Black" or "predominantly Black" instead.

You are correct that non-Black people can and do live in Harlem, although it remains mostly Black.

freehuggs
+1
Level 68
Oct 7, 2025
I stand corrected - as of 2021, Harlem is only 44% Black. Still a large plurality, but not a majority. It might be more appropriate to use "historically Black" for this reason.
RuthlessCosmo
+3
Level 78
Feb 4, 2026
Harlem has always been more than just an African-American neighborhood. At the beginning of the 20th Century it had a large Italian immigrant community in what was called "Italian Harlem" by some; that neighborhood gave us both some of the earliest Italian-American gangsters, such as Ciro "The Artichoke King" Terranova, as well as Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia.

That neighborhood was renamed "Spanish Harlem" as more Puerto Rican migrants moved there. There's a song by that name that both Ben E. King and Aretha recorded.

But Harlem is, first and foremost, an African-American stronghold. It gave us the Harlem Renaissance, the Cotton Club, the Savoy and the Apollo, Malcolm X, Sugar Hill and a song I heard many years ago "Harlem Must Be Heaven (Because New York Is Living Hell)." There's nothing crude in calling it an African-American neighborhood--it was a point of pride. Check out "Drop Me Off In Harlem" by Duke Ellington, written in the 1930s, or "Take The A Train" by Billy Strayhorn.

RuthlessCosmo
+1
Level 78
Feb 4, 2026
"Take The A Train" was, in fact, the direction that Ellington gave Strayhorn to tell him how to get to Duke's home in Sugar Hill in Harlem. Strayhorn turned it into a tune that Ellington used as his orchestra's theme for the rest of his life. Check out Ella's version of both "A Train" and "Drop Me Off In Harlem."
tielenhei87
+4
Level 83
Oct 6, 2025
Nitpick : Santa Claus is the American version of Sinterklaas, not the other way around

Dutch settlers in America and all, you know

It's all good though ;)

EcceHomo
+2
Level 85
Oct 7, 2025
It's a fair point.
Jorissie
+2
Level 94
Oct 7, 2025
In fact Sinterklaas (Santa Claus) and Kerstman ("Christmasman") exist next to eachother. Although they are based around the same person they are two completely different holidays.
hi111223
+2
Level 70
Oct 6, 2025
My dream car is a Saab :(
MasterKenobi
+1
Level 65
Feb 4, 2026
RIP. Until taking this quiz today I didn't realize that Saab was a FORMER automaker :(
Qikiq
+1
Level 89
Oct 7, 2025
Just mailed a letter to my aunt in Haarlem this morning!
FurQ
+1
Level 69
Nov 1, 2025
Argh I was spelling it Sinter Klaas.
MasterKenobi
+2
Level 65
Feb 4, 2026
That should still work for this quiz
maricmenezes
+1
Level 59
Feb 4, 2026
Where is Alcoholics Anonymous
fuanacdc
+1
Level 89
Feb 4, 2026
I'm sure there is a meeting near you. Check the church bulletin.
HemmoAU
+1
Level 57
Feb 4, 2026
I don't think I've ever called out cheating before but I - a trivia, history and geography nerd - got 19/20 easily and refuse to believe 20% of people were aware of the Filipino province of 'Bataan', unless it's a key part of the US mandatory history curriculum or something.
eccentrichat
+1
Level 54
Feb 4, 2026
The Bataan Death March is a sufficiently significant part of WWII history that 20% doesn't seem high to me. I'm not particularly a military history nerd and I got that question without cheating.
kinjapan
+3
Level 72
Feb 5, 2026
Am I the only person who thinks the substitute teacher from Key and Peele should be the thumbnail for this quiz? "A-A Ron!"
ooftownroad
+1
Level 70
Apr 29, 2026
Dee Nice
Danny999
+1
Level 65
Feb 5, 2026
I confess I said Saanta Claaus
howcomehoney
+1
Level 62
Apr 4, 2026
This quiz made my brain make sheep noises
Studdog
+1
Level 82
Apr 14, 2026
Could you accept Aldoraan as an alternative spelling for Alderaan. I feel like that's a pretty close spelling if you aren't a big fan and can only remember the name of the fictional planet.
ooftownroad
+1
Level 70
Apr 29, 2026
Tried Sint Niklaas
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