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1, 2, 3, or 4?

These questions can be answered with the number 1, 2, 3, or 4. Can you get them all?
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First submittedJune 6, 2019
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1. How many countries begin with Z?
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Zambia and Zimbabwe
2. How many Horsemen of the Apocalypse are there?
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3. How many months have 30 days?
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April, June, September, and November
4. What is the atomic number of Lithium?
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5. How many capitals does South Africa have?
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Cape Town, Bloemfontein, and Pretoria
6. Which number has more than two factors?
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7. How many leaders has North Korea had?
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Kim Il-sung, Kim Jong‑il, Kim Jong‑un
8. Which Crusade was most successful in accomplishing its stated goals?
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9. According to "Three Dog Night", what is the loneliest number?
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10. How many beats are in a measure in common time?
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11. Which number is considered unlucky in China?
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12. How many goals does a player need to score to have a "hat trick"?
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13. How many countries have a land border with the United States?
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14. Which number does not have any homophones?
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One = won. Two = too, to. Four = for, fore.
15. Which number appears in the title of a Charles Dickens novel?
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A Tale of Two Cities
Malbaby
+42
Level 71
Jun 7, 2019
Just a bit picky, but 11 months have 30 days, with some of those having 31........ I think 'Only 30 days' would be better.
Quizmaster
+77
Level ∞
Jun 14, 2019
Barack Obama and me are both half white. It's just that his other half is black and my other half is also white.

https://web.archive.org/web/20180201031800/https://ilooklikebarackobama.com/

Tramp
+11
Level 76
Jun 14, 2019
wat
angrobper14
+5
Level 84
Jun 15, 2019
I was going to say about the wording of the question... But then I entered to your recomended site, and it's so hilarious!
AlexThirkell
+11
Level 75
Jul 10, 2022
I didn't notice 11 as an option when I was taking the quiz...
PaterN
+9
Level 78
Jun 15, 2019
According to Malbabys logic, "one" and "two" would be valid answers to question five. After all, South Africa does have two capital cities (and a third one too).
PantsLobbyist
+22
Level 95
Jun 17, 2019
Not quite. They are different logical operands. "How many" asks for a specific answer whereas what Malbaby is saying is that the question "how many months have 30 days" is a statement logically fulfilled with the answer 11; 11 months do, in fact, have 30 days. But come on.
IsleAuHaulte
+6
Level 89
Jun 15, 2019
I have one finger on each hand for 2nd grade nitpicking in adults.
catie09
+3
Level 83
Aug 1, 2019
Dear someone2018, a second grader wouldn't come up with the 11 months/30 days thing. Love, Nitpicker.
burntofferings4all
+1
Level 54
Jul 23, 2022
Yes they would, if they have logic.
Carry
+7
Level 63
Jun 17, 2019
That one reminded me of a common trick question. "exactly 30 days" might clear it up but 92% got it right and when the highest answer is 4 it's kind of obvious.
Bdubz
+4
Level 43
Aug 1, 2019
If we're going to nitpick I'd go with "exactly" 30 days. "Only" 30 days is weird because February has 28
roadrage
+7
Level 68
Aug 1, 2019
Malbaby, I am nominating you for the Golden Nitpickers award for June 2019. Feel free to declare yourself winner.
bb11145
+3
Level 46
Aug 5, 2019
kinda tricky when the choices are 1, 2, 3, or 4
Grapefruit74
+2
Level 28
Jun 15, 2019
fun quiz
roleybob
+4
Level 75
Aug 7, 2019
Not saying that the question needs changing but just out of interest, I've heard Christopher Hitchens say that North Korea has only had 1 official leader - Kim Il-Sung - who was named as supreme leader for eternity, with subsequent "leaders" merely taking care of the admin since his death.

I think the phrase he coined for it was a necrocracy

FadKrashmor
+3
Level 71
Mar 21, 2020
There is a quiz on -cracies, apparently the word is thanatocracy.
WillemLAif
+1
Level 76
Jul 13, 2022
...And also, Ding Dong Dung has been named as Ding Dong Ill reborn, so the answer may well be 2.
kalbahamut
+3
Level 82
Jul 20, 2022
Kim Il-Sung is still the official head of state of North Korea... though... as he's been dead quite a long time he hasn't really been leading it.
PeregrineFalcon
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Level 76
Sep 9, 2019
A pedant's detail: negative factors (or divisors) also exist, so 2 and 3 have four divisors in total (-2,-1,1,2 and similar for 3), which is more than two.
kaderschaufel
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Level 71
Jul 20, 2022
Well, with this logic you could also say that 0.5 is a factor of 2, because 0.5*4=2. And in fact any number x, except 0, is a factor, because x*(2/x)=2. So all of these numbers have infinitely many factors.
Tuesday8
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Level 74
Jul 17, 2022
Also a nitpick, but Harry Nilsson wrote "One," Three Dog Night covered it.
ThunderSnake
+16
Level 48
Jul 19, 2022
3 has the homophone: free
communistpanda
+2
Level 57
Jul 20, 2022
Technically ‘free’ and ‘three’ aren’t quite homophones, although in my experience a fair amount of people pronounce ‘three’ as ‘free’,mostly due to laziness.
PapiBert
+1
Level 50
Feb 6, 2024
it is closer to tree than to free
sergeantmalice
+6
Level 56
Jul 20, 2022
Only if you're a Brummie
Geordy
+3
Level 68
Jul 20, 2022
And 3 is also close to tree in for example a Dutch accent. Tricky question.

Related: You might have heard Dutch F1-driver Max Verstappen saying 'turd' when he means 'third'. This is quite a common Dutch pronounciation.

theenforcer22
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Level 65
Jul 20, 2022
'Th' and 'f' are different sounds.
zephyr226
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Level 53
Jul 20, 2022
I see why Th and F would not be considered homophones, although being brought up in the Norf of England, I thought three and free counted.

I went with One. Because for me One and Won are not homophones. W-o.-n as in Off (One) vs W-uh-n as in Run (Won).

By that logic, if One is a homophone then Three is also a homophone.

BobIsACoprophage
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Level 61
Jul 29, 2022
Thundersnake is right. Some accents have this thing called th-fronting, where "th" is pronounced like "f". It's used in a bunch of accents on both sides of the Pond, including Cockney, some Yorkshire accents, and AAVE. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Th-fronting
Godfish23
+11
Level 66
Jul 20, 2022
How close is "three" to being a homophone of "free". Question confused me as I thought there was no correct answer for a while.
Azerk
+3
Level 64
Jul 21, 2022
Not at all, using standard British/American pronunciation. Using other pronunciation though (i.e. Irish), possibly.
Nathaniel
+1
Level 74
Jul 20, 2022
Got 'em all on the first try, must he having a lucky day.
drinkBeerBeFree
+5
Level 28
Jul 20, 2022
1 and won are not really homophones, though.
Azerk
+2
Level 64
Jul 21, 2022
I agree with this, because I pronounce won like [wʊn] and not [wən], but unfortunately that's not the majority
abdulkadir1453
+5
Level 32
Jul 20, 2022
3 is not a homophone?, like tree,'three'
Azerk
+1
Level 64
Jul 21, 2022
Assuming your dialect doesn't pronounce /t/ and /th/ the same (British, American) then they are in no way homophones. Other dialects that have trouble discerning these phonemes may disagree
kalbahamut
+1
Level 82
Jul 20, 2022
Only missed the Chinese number one. I knew that 8 is considered lucky, but didn't know about unlucky numbers. I guess the corollary in the US would be 7 = lucky, 13 = unlucky.
catie09
+6
Level 83
Jul 20, 2022
About the 30 days thing and those of us who wish it said "ONLY 30 days"... You might roll your eyes at the nitpicking, but consider the traffic on Jetpunk. We seem to be a group that values precision and accuracy. It's what keeps the standard high and the quizzes worth taking.
Yanni47
+3
Level 77
Jul 20, 2022
Best comment I've read so far today.
QuizApe
+1
Level 67
Jul 20, 2022
11 months have at least 30 days.
Tummykong
+2
Level 66
Jul 20, 2022
Doesn't the U.S. share a border with Cuba vis-a-vis Guantanamo?
Gllombfek
+3
Level 53
Jul 20, 2022
No, Guantanamo Bay is a) not technically recognised as part of the US, and even if it was, b) the only parts counted are the integral parts (i.e. the 50 states and Palmyra Atoll), not external territories.
QuizApe
+3
Level 67
Jul 20, 2022
I am not a native English speaker and ‘three’ and ‘free’ sound the same to me.
HiLow
+1
Level 38
Jul 20, 2022
Three has a th in the sound but free has f in it. One sounds exactly like won.
TangoMike
+5
Level 50
Jul 21, 2022
not in Ireland
Azerk
+3
Level 64
Jul 21, 2022
pronunciation should be added as a caveat, because I don't pronounce one and won the same, and certain dialects pronounce three and tree the same, which makes that question confusing
TheoLomone
+2
Level 56
Jul 24, 2022
same @Azerk I find three and free pronounced the same, but never one and won
greenredblue
+1
Level 38
Jul 20, 2022
i forgot swaziland changed it's name
TangoMike
+5
Level 50
Jul 21, 2022
Three and tree are homophones in hiberno-english
pseudorachel
+3
Level 25
Jul 21, 2022
three and tree are homophones
JohnMG123
+1
Level 39
Aug 3, 2022
Zambia, Zimbabwe and Zaire. To me that's three, not two.
Algernon
+5
Level 72
Nov 27, 2022
To paraphrase Kryten in Red Dwarf……

A great point, with only two minor flaws. One, Zaire changed its name to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC for short) ehhhh……..twenty five years ago. And two, Zaire changed its name to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC for short) ehhh………. twenty five years ago. Now I realise that technically speaking that’s only one flaw but I thought it was such a big one that it was worth mentioning twice.

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