In a normal deck , how many playing cards have names made of unique letter (no repeats)?
(Ignore the “the”).
Answer
In a normal deck , how many playing cards have names made of unique letter (no repeats)?
(Ignore the “the”).
Answer5 king of hearts eight of clubs ten of clubs king of clubs joker
I’m holding a playing card.
It’s name contains all 5 vowels.
Which card is it?
(Ignore the “the” before any names).
AnswerQueen of Diamonds
Name a word whose first, second and last letters are successive letters in the alphabet.
So… if your word begins with an “A”, the second letter must be a “B” and the last letter must be a “C”.
If you’re feeling clever, go for more than one word but, be warned, it’s harder than you think and there are only a dozen such words in the whole English language.
Try going for well known ones rather than obscure words.
Answerabsolutistic deaf debrief effacing effecting effectuating effusing ghazi ghiberti ghibli northrop northrup
There’ll be lots of barbecues taking place tonight. It’s often abbreviated to “BBQ”.
There are TWO well known English words which contain two “B”s and a “Q”.
They begin with different letters.
Name BOTH of them.
AnswerQuibble Squabble Squibb also works. Of course you could just add "s" on the end (and similar) to turn them into similar words but this isn't in the spirit of the game!
A pet shop assistant is sent off to the wholesaler – by his boss – with £100. He is ordered to come back with exactly 100 animals and no change.
When he gets there, they only have three types of animal left:
Rabbits cost £8
Mice cost £3
Goldfish cost 50p
What is the lowest number of goldfish the assistant could have returned with having succeeded on his mission? He returns with at least one of each of the three types of animal.
Answer1 rabbits,
17 mice,
82 goldfish.
On the table in front of me I have £8.89
Each denomination (type!) of coin used is there in the same number.
So, for example, if I’ve used 1p, 5p and 50p pieces there is the same number of each of them.
What coins are in front of me?
AnswerSEVEN of each of.. pound coin, twenty, five and two penny pieces. (£1.27 x 7 = £8.89)
On a cooked breakfast:
42 people have Danish bacon,
65 have fried eggs and
22 have baked beans,
how many people have espresso coffee?
Answer53 Why? Take the first letter of each word and loot at their position in the alphabet. So espresso (5th letter) coffee (third letter).
Today is the Summer Solstice and, therefore the longest day (ie. most daylight). Which country has the longest name containing NO letters from the word “solstice”?
AnswerParaguay (8 letters)
Which is the only country in the whole world to have the same first two letters and last two letters?
AnswerSeychelles
In a wildlife documentary this week, Sir David Attenborough used the line “The Sea Eagle makes good use of its enormous ******** as it flies over the river in which the salmon are ********.”
The two disguised words are anagrams of each other.
What are they?
Answerwingspan / spawning.