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R Answers Quiz #1

Based on the clues, guess these random things that start with the letter R.
All answers are a single word
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Last updated: September 14, 2018
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First submittedJanuary 21, 2013
Times taken52,718
Average score70.8%
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Clue
Answer
"The Eternal City"
Rome
Biggest country by land area
Russia
Capital of the Confederate States
Richmond
Brazil's leading World Cup goalscorer
Ronaldo
Site of a 1994 genocide
Rwanda
First name of drummer Starr
Ringo
Capital of Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
French word for street
Rue
Islamic month of fasting
Ramadan
Italian painter or Ninja Turtle
Raphael
Musical genre of Jamaica
Reggae
Opposite of urban
Rural
Clue
Answer
Woman's name or an herb used in cooking
Rosemary
River of Düsseldorf and Cologne
Rhine
Spanish word for river
Río
Singer who has sold the most digital singles
Rihanna
Second largest city in the Netherlands
Rotterdam
The state university of New Jersey
Rutgers
First name of author Dahl
Roald
Wade's legal opponent
Roe
Thom Yorke's band
Radiohead
Discussion forum. World's 8th busiest website
Reddit
Batman villain portrayed by Jim Carrey
Riddler
Hammerstein's songwriting partner
Rodgers
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Level 59
Sep 23, 2013
Did ok but just couldn't spell Riyadh grr..
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Level 66
Aug 7, 2019
same riadh rihad rhiad etc
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Level 31
Sep 23, 2013
I had Rogers, gutted I missed out because of the D.
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Level 70
Jul 10, 2014
Now you're gonna have to change the Ronaldo one :p
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Level 14
Oct 6, 2014
Miroslav Klose surpassed Ronaldo da Lima this past summer. Fix that.
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Level 21
Mar 27, 2016
but miroslav klose doesn't start with a 'r'
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Level 66
Aug 7, 2019
fix your attitude
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Level 20
Nov 1, 2014
Hey, you might want to update the 'Leading World Cup Goalscorer' question as it is now not true, considering that Miroslav Klose surpassed it at this year's World Cup. Thanks
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Level ∞
Apr 15, 2015
Fixed
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Level 56
Nov 28, 2014
You might accept Rhianna. I know there's an 'H' there just didn't know where.
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Level ∞
Apr 15, 2015
Okay
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Level 41
Jul 27, 2015
Ramadan is often transliterated to Ramzan, Ramazan. These answers should be accepted.
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Level 84
Sep 23, 2015
Have spent the majority of my time the past seven years in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, also considerable time in Egypt, Jordan, the UAE, Israel, Turkey... never saw anybody refer to Ramzan..
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Level 81
Jun 25, 2017
At least as a name it appears also elsewhere, particularly in ex USSR it seems (e.g. current president of Chechnia).
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Level 74
Nov 13, 2018
Yup, Ramazan in much of the Muslim world Iran and east.
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Level 48
Sep 10, 2020
True! 'Ramzan' is a faster pronunciation in Turkish, and a fair transliteration of Ramazan, and is used widely outside the Arab states (which combined only make up ~23% of all Muslims worldwide). Ramazan it is.
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Level 66
Sep 23, 2015
I am surprised that someone has not already tried to show off by pointing out that Ringo's given first name is Richard and requested that be accepted. (Wait! I guess it's me.)
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Level 72
Sep 23, 2015
can't buy into this...His last name is also Starkey. It asks for first name for Starr. He is either Richard Starkey or Ringo Starr, but never Richard Starr
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Level 66
Sep 23, 2015
You are correct, but if you accept my comment without the jocular parenthetical ending you will note that I was actually intending to mock the suggestion that Richard be accepted.
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Level 70
Nov 14, 2018
i met him once
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Level 64
Nov 14, 2018
I tried Richard first, because I knew that was his first name.
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Level 86
Dec 13, 2017
Rue (as in McClanahan) is used in cooking. And the proper spelling of the river is Rhein, which should be accepted.
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Level 84
Dec 14, 2017
Rhein is not the *only* proper spelling... That river also flows in France and the Netherlands, you know?
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Level 66
Aug 7, 2019
yea you could also say the proper spelling is Rijn. But I agree I tried Rhein first and think it should be accepted
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Level 66
Aug 7, 2019
But I agree I tried Rhein first and think it should be accepted. As the general custom is to accept the answer in the native tongue of whatever country the question is about.
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Level 70
Dec 20, 2017
Rue McClanahan is definitely not used in cooking. Perhaps you are thinking of roux?
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Level 86
May 25, 2020
Nope, "rue", Latin name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruta_graveolens
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Level 37
Mar 1, 2018
PLEASE require the "h" in Riyadh, I'm tired of having to go back and delete before I go on to the next question, because you have accepted "Riyad."
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Level 49
Sep 28, 2018
i, too, hate the auto-accept when i am head-down typing in an answer
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Level 72
Nov 13, 2018
"riyadhrueramadanraphaelreggaerural", damn it!
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Level 27
Nov 26, 2018
quizzes like this make me get used to the "Riyad" spelling and I mess it up elsewhere too :D
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Level 77
Dec 2, 2019
Yes. Agreed
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Level 61
Nov 13, 2018
Aww, you're so strict on the spelling! Would have had 100% with a little flexibility. We're brilliant, not necessarily smart!

:/

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Level 66
Aug 7, 2019
Haha, I like that, brilliant but not necessarily smart :)

(Atleast you can write necessarily right, it is my nemesis...)

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Level 77
Dec 2, 2019
Only got rosemary from the lyrics 'Parsley sage, rosemary and thyme' from Scarborough Fair.
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Level 73
Jan 26, 2021
It's delicious - stick it in your next bolognese!
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Level 83
Sep 18, 2021
Stick it in my WHAT???
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Level 72
May 25, 2020
Yeah, well, I was thinking that Rue McLanahan could use the herb rue in her cooking, right? (Tricky, since rue is also the answer to another question on the quiz.)
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Level 86
May 25, 2020
I put that comment awhile back. Rue is the common name for the herb Ruta Graveolens (you can find it under either name in Wikipedia).
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Level 41
Jun 9, 2021
I somehow the answer "Roe" while trying to type something that sounds french for the french word for street question.
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Level 64
Sep 2, 2022
Until I see Gobelins or Brunel or Heidelberg appear on quizzes here, I'm always going to complain about obscure USA universities appearing on otherwise general quizzes.

If it's Havard or Yale or MIT, fine, these are famous enough.