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Letter Equations Quiz #2

Guess what the letters stand for in these "letter equations".
Example. Question = 365 D in a Y. Answer = Days in a Year
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First submittedAugust 8, 2012
Times taken35,946
Average score41.7%
Rating3.53
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Equation
Answer
3 F in a Y
Feet in a Yard
60 S in a M
Seconds in a Minute
360 D in a C
Degrees in a Circle
100 C in a D
Cents in a Dollar
867-5309 J
Jenny
100 Y in a C
Years in a Century
25 C in a Q
Cents in a Quarter
7 W of the W
Wonders of the World
9 J on the S C
Justices on the Supreme Court
12/7/1941: A D W W L in I
A Date Which Will Live in Infamy
13 S on the A F
Stripes on the American Flag
3 S to the W
Sheets to the Wind
Equation
Answer
40 D of L
Days of Lent
40 A and a M
Acres and a Mule
12 D of J
Disciples of Jesus
31 B R F
Baskin Robbins Flavors
2001: A S O
A Space Odyssey
99 B of B on the W
Bottles of Beer on the Wall
21 J S
Jump Street
1066: The B of H
The Battle of Hastings
9 L of a C
Lives of a Cat
26.2 M in a M
Miles in a Marathon
3 S, Y O!
Strikes, You're Out!
21 G S
Gun Salute
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34 Comments
bebn123
+1
Level 61
Aug 8, 2012
I don't think it's very fair to not accept "Days Lent" for 40 D of L, especially considering the same pattern was usable for all the other answers.
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
Aug 8, 2012
That will work now.
jmellor13
+3
Level 68
Aug 8, 2012
To be fair, Jesus had 12 Apostles, not 12 disciples. "Disciples" is the general term for the people who followed Jesus' teachings, of which there were very many. The 12 Apostles were the men (John, Peter, Matthew, etc.) that lived with Jesus and aided in his ministry. His entourage, if you will. There were thousands of disciples, but only 12 Apostles.
servo5
+1
Level 17
Apr 19, 2014
Actually the 12 disciples of Jesus didn't become apostles until AFTER Jesus's resurrection when he commissioned them to go out into the world and preach. When they were following Jesus during his ministry they were indeed called the disciples of jesus (no one called them apostles during that time) so as this is the case then the quiz creator is still correct in saying "12 disciples of Jesus"
phalocrocorax
+1
Level 84
Jan 14, 2015
No, Jesus designated the twelve as apostles earlier in his ministry (see Mark 3:13-19). However, in addition to those twelve, both Matthias and Paul are referred to as apostles later in the New Testament.
tschutzer
+4
Level 93
Aug 8, 2012
I don't agree with using 12/7/1941 without the slashes (or hyphens). 1271941 is not a meaningful number without the punctuation, especially for Europeans that write dates as DD/MM/YYYY.
maxvenble
+1
Level 45
May 22, 2014
agree
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
Dec 2, 2014
Okay, I added slashes.
Berney
+6
Level 84
Feb 27, 2015
Why not write it as 7 Dec 1941 to be completely clear. Most of the world uses Day/Month/Year.
Freestatebear
+4
Level 88
Mar 1, 2015
It's a direct quote from Roosevelt's speech to Congress: "Yesterday, December 7th, 1941 - a date which will live in infamy..."
IsleAuHaulte
+1
Level 92
Mar 31, 2019
Because an American said it.
Marshmallow
+2
Level 19
Aug 8, 2012
i didnt know the bottles of beer one because in england its green bottles :L
Jakub938
+2
Level 14
Jul 22, 2014
same! Beers.... really?!
Freestatebear
+1
Level 88
Feb 27, 2015
What does the color have to do with it??
stone222
+3
Level 47
Oct 17, 2018
10 green bottles sitting on a wall etc clearly we get bored quicker than Americans, so don't go for 99
Mattissy23
+1
Level 69
May 10, 2019
It's a different song; similar premise but different words and tune.
DiscoBayGolfer
+1
Level 80
Aug 8, 2012
Still can't believe I didn't see 6 D of K B
IsleAuHaulte
+1
Level 92
Mar 31, 2019
It's not there any more evidently.
Zefyrinus
+4
Level 74
Aug 9, 2012
Jenny who?
ctleng76
+1
Level 65
Aug 13, 2012
You know Jenny, the one you call for a good time! It's part of a song.
Nytebreid
+1
Level 36
Nov 17, 2012
It's a reference to an 80's song - Tommy Tutone wrote it. The girl's phone number is 867-5309.
kevlarkev
+1
Level 65
Oct 2, 2013
Tried degrees in a compass. Didn't work
sillie
+1
Level 75
May 8, 2014
Proud enough to figure out the 1941 thing was a date. Never mind the letters. A day world war landed in Italy? :)
scherre
+1
Level 57
Mar 10, 2020
Same. I even knew what happened on that date, I just could not figure out how to translate that into those letters! (Sadly, just writing 'Pearl Harbour' did not work.)
ander217
+1
Level 73
Jun 13, 2014
Only scored 12, but still loved this one. Once I would get something in my head that was incorrect I couldn't seem to think of anything else that might work for that clue.
fuanacdc
+3
Level 89
Jul 9, 2014
I kept trying "centiliters in a deciliter" for cents in a dollar until I realized there are only 10 centiliters in a deciliter.
djeedubbeljoe
+7
Level 67
Aug 18, 2016
Ugh, you guys should seriously stop using the imperial system.
squinty
+10
Level 53
Sep 29, 2016
Too American orientated
HyddenRizz
+3
Level 67
Nov 19, 2022
FOURTEEN (Yes, 14) questions are USA centric. Using "the American flag" is a bit annoying, the Imperial systems is ludicrous, and all these colloquialisms.

This really needs "USA" in the title. If Quizmaster wanted to do a quiz using all these "American-isms" then fine, but it's so frustrating to reveal the answers and see you've wasted time because there was no chance for anyone in the rest of the world.

BeigeDragon
+1
Level 65
Oct 2, 2025
I warning system would be best. A simple comment at the start of the quiz saying it was USA focused would suffice.
broccoli
+10
Level 48
Jan 28, 2019
This is so American that it hurts my eyes
IsleAuHaulte
+5
Level 92
Mar 31, 2019
Here are 4 strings on a violin playing for you.
overtired
+4
Level 88
May 10, 2019
"21 gram soul" kinda works for the last one. Aside from the fact that it would likely be written "21 grams in a soul". And the fact that it's nonsense.
MeMeMe333
+1
Level 71
Sep 29, 2025
Could you accept 'degrees in a compass' for the circle one?
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