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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
Quiz by Quizmaster - Dec 02, 2014

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Equation	Answer
3 F in a Y
60 S in a M
360 D in a C
100 C in a D
867-5309 J
100 Y in a C
25 C in a Q
7 W of the W
9 J on the S C
12/7/1941: A D W W L in I
13 S on the A F
3 S to the W

Equation	Answer
40 D of L
40 A and a M
12 D of J
31 B R F
2001: A S O
99 B of B on the W
21 J S
1066: The B of H
9 L of a C
26.2 M in a M
3 S, Y O!
21 G S

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bebn123

(46)

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.

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Aug 8, 2012

Quizmaster

That will work now.

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Aug 8, 2012

jmellor13

(54)

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.

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Aug 8, 2012

servo5

(21)

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"

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Apr 19, 2014

phalocrocorax

(68)

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.

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Jan 14, 2015

tschutzer

(77)

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.

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Aug 8, 2012

maxvenble

(53)

agree

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May 22, 2014

Quizmaster

Okay, I added slashes.

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Dec 2, 2014

Berney

(54)

Why not write it as 7 Dec 1941 to be completely clear. Most of the world uses Day/Month/Year.

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Feb 27, 2015

Freestatebear

(71)

It's a direct quote from Roosevelt's speech to Congress: "Yesterday, December 7th, 1941 - a date which will live in infamy..."

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Mar 1, 2015

yocoy

(58)

15 minutes is WAY too much time for this quiz. If you don't know the answers after 5 you aren't going to get them unless you're cheating.

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Aug 8, 2012

tijko

(64)

I don't think this true, I got all but one and could have used more time. By the way I never cheat :P

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Aug 8, 2012

Ignuts

(12)

I disagree. We had to do equations like this in school, and it took days to figure some out.

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Aug 8, 2012

Marshmallow

(21)

i didnt know the bottles of beer one because in england its green bottles :L

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Aug 8, 2012

Jakub938

(14)

same! Beers.... really?!

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Jul 22, 2014

Freestatebear

(71)

What does the color have to do with it??

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Feb 27, 2015

EdGa

(7)

They're different songs. "99 bottles of beer on the wall, 99 bottles of beer, take one down, pass it around... etc." vs. "10 green bottles hanging on the wall, 10 green bottles hanging on the wall, and if one green bottle should accidentally fall..."

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Apr 6, 2015

brandybuck96

(70)

But I think the former is more American whilst the latter is more English.

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Sep 21, 2015

DiscoBayGolfer

(67)

Still can't believe I didn't see 6 D of K B

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Aug 8, 2012

Zippy

(66)

Good one!

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Jun 24, 2015

Zefyrinus

(58)

Jenny who?

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Aug 9, 2012

ctleng76

(50)

You know Jenny, the one you call for a good time! It's part of a song.

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Aug 13, 2012

Nytebreid

(44)

It's a reference to an 80's song - Tommy Tutone wrote it. The girl's phone number is 867-5309.

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Nov 17, 2012

kevlarkev

(49)

Tried degrees in a compass. Didn't work

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Oct 2, 2013

sillie

(76)

Proud enough to figure out the 1941 thing was a date. Never mind the letters. A day world war landed in Italy? :)

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May 8, 2014

beccafawn

(19)

I read the Battle of Hastings as the Battle of Hashtags. Someone please shoot me.

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May 15, 2014

samiamco

(65)

Actually, I kind of love you for that.

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Sep 25, 2016

ander217

(71)

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.

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Jun 13, 2014

Zippy

(66)

I have the same problem, so I have discovered that, if I go ahead and start typing the wrong answer, I will often come up with the right answer. At the very least, it usually kicks the wrong answer out of my head.

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Feb 27, 2015

fuanacdc

(73)

I kept trying "centiliters in a deciliter" for cents in a dollar until I realized there are only 10 centiliters in a deciliter.

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Jul 9, 2014

Banter911

(4)

the answer is 5

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Feb 26, 2016