Countries which have left the EU
Multiply 25x5. What's the first digit?
Number of consuls elected annually in ancient Rome
Points for the letter E in Scrabble
Number of dice in a standard Monopoly board game
Humps on a Bactrian camel
Number of U.S. Presidents with the last name Roosevelt
Number of people who walked on the moon
during Apollo 11, the first mission to land on the moon
Number of countries whose names start with Z
Number of wives that Bill Clinton has had
Times that England has won the FIFA World Cup
Represented by the prefix "mono"
Points for making a free throw in basketball
The average person has this many kidneys
In Spanish, it starts with the letter U
In chess, each player starts with this many knights
Looks like this in Chinese: 二
If you are up 15-love in tennis, you've scored this many points
A homophone of a word that starts with W
Number of English monarchs named Elizabeth
Landlocked countries in South America
Number of countries with a population over 1 billion
Number of Periodic Table elements starting with X
Number of countries whose names start with Q
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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.
Me: 1
Quiz: Wrong
Me: wait what? the other one is the queen! or are they gay...
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_(tennis)
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
Whole - Hole
Won - One
If this is not what you are going for, the wording is not well done, IMO