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Quick! Guess whether each clue refers to the number 1 or 2.
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Last updated: February 28, 2024
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First submittedFebruary 28, 2024
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Number of wives that Bill Clinton has had
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Looks like this in Chinese: 二
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Number of countries whose names start with Q
Atomic number of Helium
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Landlocked countries in South America
A homophone of a word that starts with W
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Multiply 25x5. What's the first digit?
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48 Comments
cpgatbyu
+11
Level 86
Feb 28, 2024
If there were more consistency in the use of "number of" when it is intended, I might not have thought "number of" was intended when it wasn't used. (On the homophone question.)
plattitude
+2
Level 96
Feb 28, 2024
Agreed, the implied wording on others made that one very difficult to understand.
Quizmaster
+4
Level ∞
Feb 28, 2024
Can you be more specific? I am trying, but failing, to see what is confusing.
mrputter
+27
Level 84
Feb 28, 2024
I also had an issue here, but I don't think that there's anything wrong with the wording, per sé.

The issue is that it follows up several questions that ask "how many of this thing are there?" and so in my case, at least, my brain was primed to be looking for that kind of an answer:

● How many English monarchs...?

● How many times has England won...?

● How many countries with a population...?

● How many wives has...?

And so my brain went:

● How many words are there that are homophones of a word starting with W?

Again: there's nothing in the actual wording of the question that suggests that; it's just that my brain was following a pattern. I didn't understand what the question was actually asking until seeing all the answers at the end.

It might be helpful, though certainly not necessary, to change the wording to (something like): "A number whose name is a homophone of a word that starts with W"

A bit clunky but maybe helpful. Just a thought.

blizzrd33
+8
Level 80
Feb 28, 2024
Nailed it. Great explanation.
Freestatebear
+4
Level 86
Mar 6, 2024
I didn't find the questions confusing, but they do require quick thinking. Perhaps if the caveats were more explicit; e.g., "remember, every answer must be either 1 or 2, and that your mind may "prefer" a response that's either the numeral (1, 2) or the word (one, two).
McKenzieFam
+2
Level 67
Mar 13, 2024
+1 to @mrputter's comment
DIALKIA
+3
Level 72
Feb 28, 2024
What do you mean? The homophone question was asking for the number that had a homophone with a word starting with W, i.e. "won". Are you saying that the inconsistency in the use of "number of" in other questions, for example "number of English monarchs named Elizabeth" vs "humps on a bactrian camel" made you confused about what the homophone question was asking for? I personally found the question pretty easy to understand, but I do think it would be better if the inconsistency in the use of "number of" is fixed.
jack541
+3
Level 66
Feb 28, 2024
Nice quiz, simple but cool idea!
DawnX
+51
Level 54
Feb 28, 2024
replace the @ question plz, not everyone has an english pc
Yanni47
+39
Level 78
Feb 28, 2024
Agreed. I do have an English keyboard, but a British one, and the @ is nowhere near those two numbers (@ and " are swapped). And there are several other countries where that's the case as well.
HyddenRizz
+4
Level 67
Mar 13, 2024
I think Mac's have the @ on the 2 key which is pretty horrible because I hardly ever need an @ symbol.
Difluzi
+8
Level 82
Feb 28, 2024
+1
blizzrd33
+15
Level 80
Feb 28, 2024
It could easily be improved by switching to an exclamation mark/1 pairing, which is the same for both the UK and US keyboard layouts.
kogatora
+4
Level 94
Feb 29, 2024
or saying on a US keyboard
DawnX
+11
Level 54
Mar 2, 2024
would still make it impossible to guess for non-us quiztakers
JMM
+3
Level 58
Mar 13, 2024
I'm English and my @ key is above the ' key so neither 1 or 2 is an answer for me.
Pandryf
+4
Level 63
Feb 28, 2024
"In chess, each player starts with this many kings"

Me: 1

Quiz: Wrong

Me: wait what? the other one is the queen! or are they gay...

Etanna
+16
Level 72
Feb 28, 2024
knights, not kings :)) but maybe they are gay, who knows
Etanna
+4
Level 72
Feb 28, 2024
the @ question also stomped me a bit, but what really threw me off was the Chinese symbol. I thought it wasn't loading on my screen and then, when I looked it up, I finally understood that it's supposed to be like that and that it actually makes sense lol
CardinalSin
+10
Level 79
Mar 10, 2024
Shift and 2 doesn't give @ on my keyboard/pc - it gives me ".
AlexThirkell
+7
Level 75
Mar 13, 2024
Shift + 2 was the weak link in an otherwise fun quiz I think. Alt Gr + Q gets me @
esme24
+3
Level 55
Feb 28, 2024
in the answers, it says "homophone of a word that start" where i believe it should say that starts :)
Quizmaster
+4
Level ∞
Feb 28, 2024
Fixed
RITB
+3
Level 65
Feb 28, 2024
That was a fun quiz!
TheCubeIsBack
+2
Level 50
Feb 29, 2024
I'm pretty sure Yugoslavia left the eu
Henning
+16
Level 80
Feb 29, 2024
Yugoslavia was never part of the EU. UK is the only country to ever leave.
Deuteronomius
+7
Level 68
Feb 29, 2024
Cool quiz, too little time
Insaniot
+6
Level 61
Feb 29, 2024
I mean that's sort of the point of the quiz. You have to think quickly about it.
OfficerDibble
+7
Level 83
Feb 29, 2024
If you're 15-love up in tennis, you've scored 15 points. You might say that you've won one exchange.
partdavid
+4
Level 74
Mar 13, 2024
Definitely not. When you have won one point, your score is 15.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_(tennis)

IsleAuHaulte
+5
Level 90
Mar 4, 2024
Either you're a speed reader or already attempted the quiz once.
duckwantbread
+6
Level 65
Mar 13, 2024
There's only 220 words in the quiz, it would take most people around a minute to read that many words. If you ran out of time it's because you thought too long about the answers, not because of the word count.
NoYoureWrong
+4
Level 50
Mar 13, 2024
ok bud
Timbo28
+2
Level 44
Mar 13, 2024
I am confused about this question:

Landlocked countries in South America. Answer: two.

Eswatini ist not landlock in South Africa. It has also a boarder to Mozambique which means it is still landlocked butnot in South Africa

Simon1006
+10
Level 65
Mar 13, 2024
The question is about South America, not South Africa
HyddenRizz
+3
Level 67
Mar 13, 2024
Landlocked means it doesn't have a coast, there are many countries like this in Africa. You're talking about countries surrounded by other countries.
greenapple7
+2
Level 62
Mar 13, 2024
I thought the same thing when I first looked at it!
Minecraftyoshi2
+1
Level 56
Feb 25, 2025
But you literally wrote South America first in your comment...
jayhiatt
+8
Level 71
Mar 13, 2024
Only on Jetpunk would more people know there are 2 countries starting with Z than know that "mono" means 1 or that 1 is an odd number...
Bballboy
+4
Level 16
Mar 13, 2024
agreed
greenapple7
+5
Level 62
Mar 13, 2024
real lol
seabird
+4
Level 68
Mar 13, 2024
Maybe they ran out of time and didn't get to that question. Happened to me.
BrianAguilar
+2
Level 75
Mar 13, 2024
A homophone of a word that starts with W???

Whole - Hole

Won - One

If this is not what you are going for, the wording is not well done, IMO

jmellor13
+4
Level 67
Mar 13, 2024
It is asking which word, "one" or "two," is a homophone of a word starting with W. The answer is "one" because it is a homophone of "won," but I agree the question is very confusing. Took me much longer than the others to answer because I had to spend time figuring it out what it was asking.
Dantheman165
+2
Level 23
Mar 14, 2024
Great quiz. sadly I got 6 wrong. 🤔
Dizuix
+4
Level 48
Mar 19, 2024
I am baffled that most people don't know 2 is a prime number
khizerbaijan
+3
Level 54
Apr 15, 2024
only 45% got the prime number right???
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