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One Letter Answers #1

Can you guess these answers that are just one letter long?
Every letter A-Z is used
Quiz by SaturnD
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Last updated: June 26, 2020
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First submittedSeptember 10, 2014
Times taken48,958
Average score53.8%
Rating4.37
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Hint
Answer
Complete the analogy. E is to W as S is to _
N
Series of vitamins including niacin, riboflavin, and others
B
Equal to 9/5 C + 32
F
Three of these in a row indicates the sound of sleeping
Z
Like an A-Bomb but more powerful : _-Bomb
H
Ford's best-selling vehicle: the Model _
T
First person pronoun
I
Character who supplies James Bond with his gadgets
Q
Widely used programming language invented in the 1970s
C
Short, informal name of a place the Village People sang about
Y
1990s TV show: The _ Files
X
Word that comes before "say can you see"
O
MPAA rating for films suitable for ages 17 and up
R
In ancient Roman times it was the same as the letter U
V
Atomic symbol of Potassium
K
Harry Truman's full middle name
S
500, in Roman numerals
D
Letter which the British pound sign is derived from
L
In sheet music, a letter that means "soft"
P
Metro rail system in German countries: _-Bahn
U
Indefinite article
A
The longest letter in the English alphabet when fully spelled out
W
Number approximately equal to 2.718
E
$1000, in street lingo
G
Will Smith's character in "Men in Black": Agent _
J
Classic 1931 crime drama film directed by Fritz Lang
M
PSTSCCH
+13
Level 47
Sep 11, 2014
I think there still be some time for guessing.
Zefyrinus
+17
Level 71
Jul 8, 2020
No, I didn't even get to the last two questions. :(
bminus95
+1
Level 81
Jun 26, 2020
Top-tier quiz!
brainchild
+1
Level 69
Jun 26, 2020
Cool Quiz! 😎
TenThousand
+9
Level 76
Jun 26, 2020
Never heard of that use for G. Is that an American thing?
Djilas
+4
Level 82
Jun 26, 2020
Short for grand which is used also in UK, but the short firm seems to be mostly US.
Algernon
+3
Level 72
Jun 28, 2020
Yeah, I missed that one too. I ran out of time, but definitely more an American thing. Never heard it used in Britain.
Billahhh
+4
Level 58
Jul 8, 2020
I'm surprised, I'd say I hear G used a lot in the UK myself.
BolyaiAnna
+1
Level 82
Jul 8, 2020
but Jerry is from NZ so maybe it's in the US and the UK but not there
daQuokka
+29
Level 66
Jul 8, 2020
Yeah, I've definitely seen K used for $1000 but not G.
morcaca
+12
Level 59
Jul 8, 2020
I certainly hear K more than G, but I think K isn’t as associated with street lingo.
Berney
+1
Level 80
Jul 8, 2020
G has been used in the UK for a long time, well before K became more common.
JonOfKent
+3
Level 56
Nov 10, 2020
I've only ever heard it in American films I think... I've heard "grand", but not just "g"
RudeDog
+1
Level 59
Apr 22, 2022
Same, I've never heard of "G" being used in the UK for 1000
WT2008
+6
Level 77
Jun 26, 2020
German Metro rail can either be U-bahn (underground) or S-Bahn (above ground)
chelsea97
+3
Level 78
Jun 28, 2020
The S-Bahn is not a metro, it is a suburban network. Only the U-Bahn is a rapid transport network.
JonOfKent
+2
Level 56
Nov 10, 2020
No, the S-Bahn at least in Berlin goes right through the city centre in three different routes. It is suburban as well, but so is the U-Bahn. The Wikipedia page begins "The Berlin S-Bahn is a rapid transit railway system..."

But my understanding of "Metro" is specifically an underground railway.

TenThousand
+1
Level 76
Aug 12, 2023
16 German cities have an S-bahn network, but only 4 (Berlin, Munich, Hamburg and Nuremberg) have a U-bahn system.
Ghostbuster
+9
Level 90
Jun 26, 2020
More people should do themselves a favor and watch M.
JackintheBox
+3
Level 79
Jul 8, 2020
I watched it (as I am studying German). 'Twas great!
TravelingMama
+1
Level 73
Jun 27, 2020
Good quiz!
mightythor
+3
Level 66
Jul 8, 2020
MPAA rating for films suitable for ages 17 and up is X.

R is if there is a parent with you.

tylerdavid
+1
Level 73
Jul 8, 2020
X no longer exists under the MPAA ratings.

Rated R: Restricted – Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian.

Rated NC-17: Adults Only – No one 17 and under admitted.

RobNobody
+1
Level 77
May 21, 2022
"X" hasn't been used as an MPAA rating for more than 30 years. It wasn't copyrighted, so anyone could use it and it became heavily associated with pornographic movies, so in 1990 the MPAA replaced it with the copyrighted NC-17 rating.
Scaro88
+1
Level 78
Jul 8, 2020
Got 100% with five seconds left. Got a lot by guessing
Nathaniel
+1
Level 74
Jul 8, 2020
I love the Truman question! XD
McLerristarr
+12
Level 62
Jul 8, 2020
It never clicked what the 9/5 C + 32 question was about. I guess I've never needed to know before because we don't use F in Australia. Though it would have been much easier if you'd used the correct unit for Celsius (°C). Without the degree sign, C is coulombs.
iRDM
+4
Level 76
Jul 24, 2022
good point, the degree sign would really help
partdavid
+2
Level 71
Aug 14, 2023
It's not that typical to write the formula that way, though. C in the formula isn't really the unit abbreviation for Celsius, it's a variable in an equation (representing "the temperature in degrees Celsius), so it's common to see it F = 9/5C + 32. The degree symbol doesn't really belong. It's probably best to write it TF = 9/5 TC + 32 or something like that, and you certainly could write it as T′ °F = 9/5 T °C + 32 °C but that's less typical.

It's not a conversion from °C to °F, though, because that's °F = 9/5 °C. One degree celsius is nine-fifths of a degree Fahrenheit, period.

Personally, I think this question is truly U.S.-centric, but I also don't think that's a problem on a trivia quiz (it's okay to occasionally have to know something about the U.S. in trivia).

JackintheBox
+4
Level 79
Jul 8, 2020
Not enough time for me to answer all (missed the last four).
JWatson24
+9
Level 71
Jul 8, 2020
I don't understand the analogy one at the beginning. Can someone explain that?
jennraven
+15
Level 68
Jul 8, 2020
Took me a second too. East/West vs South/North. I was guessing relative position in the alphabet and on the keyboard.
ngc213
+3
Level 21
Jul 11, 2020
Yeah, I struggled with that one too. I assumed it was the position in the alphabet (so what comes 18 letters after S) and ended up trying every letter in the alphabet before getting to N
Jasp
+1
Level 56
Feb 8, 2024
It's kind of a silly one when a just as reasonable answer would be D, since E and W are next to eachother on the keyboard. There's no clear answer like with all the others.
ander217
+3
Level 75
Jul 8, 2020
Had no idea about the 2.718 one - looked it up and now I'm really confused. Anything beyond simple math is pretty much beyond me.
Geoguessin
+1
Level 69
Jul 8, 2020
5 S
DonTheLamplighter
+1
Level 84
Jul 8, 2020
Disappointed time ran out before I got to the last couple. I would've known the least-guessed answer, "M". :-(
Damangio
+2
Level 64
Jul 9, 2020
I had just enough time to keyboard mash to correctly guess the last two.
rjfrommtl
+7
Level 78
Jul 9, 2020
Maybe I am just being nitpicky, but two of these answers should be displayed with the lower case letter, given the context of the clue. The musical term, and the number approx equal to 2.718 should always be indicated with the lower case letter, so the answer looks strange when it comes up with the capital letter.
Sifhraven
+3
Level 67
Jul 10, 2020
Why was my comment deleted? All I said was I ran a bit short on time and than I usually see and hear "k" being used for 1000,-. But so did others and all their comments are still up. I didn't say anything weird or rude.

Or maybe you did delete all the comments about K/G and these are all new ones. (though I don't think the june 26 are new). Still wouldn't see why you'd do that.

Seanthesheep
+4
Level 66
Jul 13, 2020
I feel like K should be accepted for G, I've heard it much more often and it seems like a lot of other people here think the same thing
GeoPhilia
+1
Level 56
Aug 18, 2020
You know what, I can easily get 100% on this quiz, just remove the yellow box!
CS
+1
Level 66
Oct 7, 2020
I started by spamming the down arrow key and spamming A until one of the answers was correct. Then I did for B, then the rest of the alphabet. Easy 5 points.
McKenzieFam
+2
Level 63
Jul 13, 2021
O say you can see????

Huh?

RobNobody
+3
Level 77
May 21, 2022
It's the first line in the US national anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner."
PapaFurchetta
+1
Level 91
Oct 3, 2021
This quiz inspired me to create two A-Z quizzes where each answer is comprised of one letter and one number, such as:

Audi's 4-door luxury sedan = A8

At first the quizzes were pretty tough, but I expanded the hints and hopefully they're easier now. I'd appreciate it if you'd check them out:

One Letter and One Number Answers #1

One Letter and One Number Answers #2

JonOfKent
+1
Level 56
Aug 12, 2023
Interested about the "British Pound" one. Are there other countries which use a symbol for the pound which isn't based on the L?
Cezar
+1
Level 53
Aug 13, 2023
$1000 could easily be K. I've a grand referred to as a 'K' before even in speech but never as 'G'. If anything 4G or 5G I would never assume they're talking about money.
partdavid
+1
Level 71
Aug 14, 2023
Can you cite any such usage? Someone verbally "dropping a K" and meaning $1000?
Pearl2270
+1
Level 79
Aug 31, 2023
Needs 30 more seconds.
SpencerGT
+1
Level 67
Nov 11, 2023
Am I dense, or should the first clue be 'Z'.
Trueintrovert
+1
Level 51
Apr 12, 2024
west-east w-e

south-north s-n

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