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Name a Valid Answer - General Knowledge

Guess any valid answer which fits each selected category.
Answer must correspond to the yellow box
Quiz by Quizmaster
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Last updated: July 13, 2021
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First submittedOctober 4, 2020
Times taken44,627
Average score64.7%
Rating4.34
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Weapon in the board game "Clue", aka "Cluedo"
candlestick | knife | lead pipe | revolver |
rope | wrench
Event in Olympic women's gymnastics
balance beam | floor exercise | uneven bars | vault
Number spelled in English with exactly five letters
(spell it out in letters)
three | seven | eight | forty | fifty | sixty
Synthetic fiber developed by DuPont
nylon | acrylic | spandex | Kevlar | Teflon
Country on the Arabian peninsula other
than Saudi Arabia
Kuwait | Oman | Qatar | United Arab Emirates | Yemen
Language that uses this letter: ø
Danish | Norwegian | Faroese | Southern Sami
Food that appears in the title of a song by the Beatles
honey | onion | mustard | truffle | pepper |
strawberry | pie | octopus
Official languages of a European country that
are least similar to English (top 5)
Hungarian | Finnish | Estonian | Maltese | Latvian
Method of execution mentioned in the Bible
beheading | burning | crucifixion | stoning
Sign of the Zodiac that starts with A
Aries | Aquarius
Disney movie based on a
Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale
The Little Mermaid | Frozen
Titan from Greek mythology
Atlas | Cronus | Oceanus | Rhea | Prometheus | others...
Canadian province that doesn't border the ocean
Alberta | Saskatchewan
Day of the week in Spanish
lunes | martes | miércoles | jueves |
viernes | sábado | domingo
Vegetable, other than broccoli, which is a
variety of Brassica oleracea
cabbage | cauliflower | kale | Brussels sprouts | others ...
Book of the Catholic Bible starting with E
Exodus | Ezra | Esther | Ecclesiastes |
Ecclesiasticus | Ezekiel | Ephesians
One of the Three Musketeers
Athos | Porthos | Aramis
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Level 94
Oct 6, 2020
Walrus is a food
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Level 77
Oct 6, 2020
Octopus for octopus's garden should be included
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Level 75
Oct 6, 2020
By that logic, blackbird and octopus should also be included
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Level ∞
Oct 6, 2020
No
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Level 89
Oct 6, 2020
Octopus should definitely be included. It's eaten in many parts of the world.
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Level 75
Oct 6, 2020
It's referring to the animal, not the food
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Level 80
Oct 6, 2020
I agree that octopus should be allowed, it's commonly eaten. The fact that the song title isn't referring to it in a culinary context is irrelevant - that's also true of many of the other answers permitted.
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Level 82
Oct 6, 2020
Is sergeant pepper food?
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Level 68
Oct 12, 2020
Octopus is delicious - even with pepper!
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Level 78
Jan 21, 2022
PLEASE include polythene. I regularly eat it and it should be included.
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Level 59
Dec 12, 2023
at least Pam. I use it to cook
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Level 82
Oct 15, 2020
they probably eat them in Norway and club them in Canada.
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Level 93
Oct 6, 2020
Curious what is meant by least similar to English. What would disqualify languages that use a different alphabet - Russian, Greek, for example? Thanks.
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Level ∞
Oct 6, 2020
It's based on lexical similarity from this calculator.
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Level 89
Oct 6, 2020
Latvian seems out of place since it is still Indo-European and probably isn't that different from Lithuanian.
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Level 82
Oct 6, 2020
Yeah it's likely a small margin. Four are obvious but then one of the remaining Indo-European languages has to be chosen.
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Level 60
Oct 15, 2020
According to the calculator, German and French are more similar to English than Hungarian.
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Level ∞
Jul 13, 2021
Exactly. We are asking for the least similar.
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Level 34
Oct 20, 2022
How is it that Gaelic is more similar to English than Hungarian???
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Level 88
Nov 2, 2022
@Js006, probably because Gaelic is part of the Indo-European language family, while Hungarian is not.
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Level 83
Oct 6, 2020
Please accept submarine as food
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Level 71
Oct 8, 2020
Seconded. While walrus and blackbird might be niche dishes, submarines are definitely more common as food than octopus (even if some of the heathen refer to them as 'hoagies')
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Level 79
Oct 9, 2020
as in Subway.
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Level 82
Oct 15, 2020
They all live in a yellow submarine sandwich?
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Level 82
Oct 6, 2020
Andersen's misspelt
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Level 77
Oct 6, 2020
^ Yep, it's Hans Christian Andersen not Anderson.
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Level ∞
Oct 6, 2020
Fixed
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Level 87
Oct 7, 2020
Why isn't "The Ugly Duckling" in there for Andersen / Disney films?
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Level 89
Oct 15, 2020
There's no film in the Disney Animated Canon that's based on The Ugly Duckling.
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Level 82
Oct 15, 2020
There actually is, unless by animated canon you mean the "Disney Animated Classics" collection which officially only includes feature-length animated movies and then only some of them.
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Level 89
Oct 15, 2020
Yes that’s what I meant. None of the movies from this list are directly based on the Ugly Duckling.
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Level 89
Oct 17, 2022
Whoops. The link didn't work. This one should.
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Level 88
Oct 7, 2020
This seems like a good opportunity to plug my quiz about cultivars of Brassica oleracea.
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Level 74
Oct 15, 2020
These quizzes are great, I'm sure it took a while to put something like this together but I would love to see more like this in the future!
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Level 48
Oct 15, 2020
Weapon in the board game* Left me confused for longer than it should
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Level 63
Oct 15, 2020
Does Basque not count? It's a co-official language in Spain, and is certainly the furthest from English.
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Level 89
Oct 15, 2020
It's not co-official nationally. It's co-official only within certain areas
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Level 44
Sep 4, 2021
I'm with you. Basque is official on some parts so it is "an official language of Spain". It does not say "official language of the Federal Government"
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Level 65
Oct 15, 2020
Very good. Thank you. More like this please QM
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Level 69
Oct 15, 2020
How did I not know that Frozen was based off Hans Christian Anderson?
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Level 76
Oct 15, 2020
Well, it's less "based off of" and more "vaguely inspired by." The similarities between The Snow Queen and Frozen are limited to "woman/supernatural being with cold powers" and "a person getting a shard of magic glass/ice in their eye and heart." If you didn't see the "inspired by" credit, you'd be forgiven for not realizing the stories have anything to do with each other.
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Level 76
Oct 15, 2020
accept lead piping? pretty sure it’s called that in UK cluedo
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Level 79
Oct 15, 2020
It certainly is
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Level 58
Feb 5, 2021
second this
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Level 65
Oct 15, 2020
A submarine is food!
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Level 75
Oct 15, 2020
I misread the clue as "languages that are at least similar to English". I thought the wording was unusual but I figured you were trying to head off complaints that some of the answers weren't close enough to English to be included. I reread the clue several times and every time my silly brain added "at" to the clue. Needless to say, none of my answers worked and I was totally confused when the answers appeared. Sigh.
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Level 65
Oct 18, 2020
Exact same for me :D
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Level 68
Oct 18, 2022
Same ander. Exact same. And then I wondered why I wasn't seeing dutch and flemish when the answers appeared.

I thought to myself, "Finnish IS close to English...???? What's going on?"

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Level 77
Oct 15, 2020
Fun grammar lesson: The "vegetable other than broccoli question" (#15) is written incorrectly. By using "which", you are implying that there is one vegetable and it is Brassica oleracea. You need to use "that". It would be best written as "Vegetable other than broccoli that..." or "Vegetable belonging to Brassica oleracea other than broccoli".
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Level 79
Oct 15, 2020
Shout out to Pulp Fiction for helping with Ezekiel 25:17
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Level 67
Oct 15, 2020
Never gave much thought to what it meant. I just thought it was a cold-blooded thing to say to a guy before I put a cap in him.
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Level 65
Oct 15, 2020
What's concerning about this quiz is that 98% of the English quiz takers don't know an English number with five letters...
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Level 67
Oct 15, 2020
98% of them *do* know a five-letter number. You're misreading the stats. Only 2% didn't get that question right, which is almost certainly a representation of people who gave up or something. You only need to get to "three" to find an answer.
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Level 63
Oct 17, 2020
But if you count backward from four trillion, six hundred billion, four million two hundred thousand, nine hundred twenty it will take a long time. I did for me at least.
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Level 50
Oct 16, 2020
Decapitation should also work as beheading
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Level ∞
Jul 13, 2021
That will work now.
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Level 26
Oct 16, 2020
Just learned that Chronos and Cronus are different mythological entities... Dammit
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Level 56
Oct 16, 2020
Can we maybe have "sprout" instead of having to write out "Brussels sprout"?

I concede that I should have just chosen "cabbage" or something...

And also, while I'm at it, "Cronos" as well as Cronus, as the -us ending is the Latinised version?

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Level 75
Oct 17, 2020
I got it with 'Kronos'.
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Level 56
Dec 16, 2020
For q. 1, may we have "lead piping"? That's what it is in Cluedo.
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Level 59
Feb 11, 2021
I missed the execution method question. I facepalmed so hard when I saw crucifixion.
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Level 68
Jun 7, 2021
Is Esdras not from the Catholic Bible? All the books mentioned are not unique to the Catholic Bible, but Esdras is.
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Level 91
Oct 21, 2021
Part of it is in the Catholic Bible but it is divided up. We refer to them as Ezra (1 Esdras) and Nehemiah (2 Esdras).

3 and 4 Esdras are sometimes included in the Apocrypha.

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Level 73
Oct 24, 2021
The inuit eat walrus, and it is edible, ergo walrus should be allowed. Just because it sounds disgusting does not mean it is not food.
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Level 52
Jan 24, 2022
No Bahrain on the Arabian Peninsula?
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Level 78
Oct 17, 2022
Bahrain is an island nation, not a peninsular one
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Level 67
Feb 11, 2022
Is broccolini too similar to broccoli? I feel like that should count.
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Level 70
Oct 17, 2022
Mustard as in Mean Mr. Mustard
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Level 64
Oct 17, 2022
I somehow misread the underline on one of the questions...though I do believe it could use better wording
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Level 75
Oct 17, 2022
Armis and Parthos. That's what I came up with. It's been a long time.
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Level 62
Oct 17, 2022
Ray Harryhausen lied to me! I Thought for sure the Kraken would be on the titan list. Typhon didn't work either.
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Level 67
Oct 18, 2022
Thank you for accepting D'Artagnan. Despite the actual Musketeers having simpler names, D'Artagnan is the only one my brain has latched onto so far.
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Level 75
Oct 19, 2022
this might be my favorite format, make more!
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Level 30
Jan 10, 2023
i know you mentioned the lexical similarity calculator above; albanian is more similar to english than latvian, at least