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Quiz about One to Ten
Quiz about One to Ten

One to Ten Trivia Quiz


One - Two - Three - Four - Five - Six - Seven - Eight - Nine - Ten! Can you answer questions relating to these ten numbers?

A multiple-choice quiz by coachpauly. Estimated time: 2 mins.
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Author
coachpauly
Time
2 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
369,219
Updated
Sep 14 23
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Very Easy
Avg Score
9 / 10
Plays
1322
Last 3 plays: srcttpi (10/10), Guest 35 (10/10), AlexxSchneider (10/10).
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Question 1 of 10
1. The number of Earth moons is equal to the number of this many humps on a dromedary camel. What number is it? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. The number of wheels on a bicycle is equal to this many ears on a ferret. What number is it? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. The number of sides of a triangle is equal to this number of medals usually presented to the place-getters in different sports at the Olympic Games. What number is it? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. The number of children in the Famous Five books is equal to this number of seasons in the year for people living in temperate zones. What number is it? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. The number of legs on the common starfish is equal to this number of Great Lakes in North America. What number is it? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. The number of sides on a regular die is equal to this number of strings on a standard guitar. What number is it? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. The number of colors in a rainbow is equal to this number of players on a water polo team. What number is it? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. The number of legs on a spider is equal to this number of white pawns in a game of chess. What number is it? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. The number of innings in a baseball game is equal to this number of justices that sit on the United States of America Supreme Court. What number is it? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. The number of Provinces in Canada is equal to this number of pins in the sport of bowling. What number is it? Hint





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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. The number of Earth moons is equal to the number of this many humps on a dromedary camel. What number is it?

Answer: 1

There are two species of camel, the dromedary that has one hump and the bactrian camel that has two humps. The ancient Greeks did not consider the number one to be a number at all, rather the mother unit of all other numbers.
2. The number of wheels on a bicycle is equal to this many ears on a ferret. What number is it?

Answer: 2

The forerunner of the bicycle was the dandy horse, a contraption designed by Baron Karl von Drais in Germany. The dandy horse was a wooden frame with two wheels and no pedals. A rider would steer using handlebars and motor along using their feet. Linguistically, two is "di" in Greek and "cycle" is Greek for wheels. Thus in theory the "bicycle" should really be called a "dicycle".
3. The number of sides of a triangle is equal to this number of medals usually presented to the place-getters in different sports at the Olympic Games. What number is it?

Answer: 3

Triangles can be equilateral, scalene, or isosceles. Equilateral triangles have equal side lengths and angles that are equal to 60 degrees. Isosceles have two equal sides and two angles that measure the same. A scalene triangle has no equal angles and unequal side lengths.

At the Olympic Games, athletes are awarded gold medals for first, silver medals for second, and bronze medals for third. Estimates of relative cost to make Olympic medals include approximately $600 for gold, $350 for silver, and $10 for bronze.
4. The number of children in the Famous Five books is equal to this number of seasons in the year for people living in temperate zones. What number is it?

Answer: 4

The "Famous Five" books by Enid Blyton are some of the most beloved of all children books in the British Isles. The stories follow the adventures of Julian, Dick, Anne, and George along with Timothy the dog. The first book was published in 1942 and there are a total of 21 books in the series. Over 100 million books have been sold since the publishing of "Five on a Treasure Island". Seasons of the year? Spring, summer, autumn (fall), and winter.
5. The number of legs on the common starfish is equal to this number of Great Lakes in North America. What number is it?

Answer: 5

Over 1,500 different species of starfish exist in the oceans of the world. The starfish can exist in warm tropical water and cold Arctic seas. Starfish are invertebrates and usually have a core body and five legs. The North American Great Lakes comprise the largest body of freshwater lakes on the planet.

The five lakes include Lake Huron, Lake Ontario, Lake Michigan, Lake Erie, and Lake Superior.
6. The number of sides on a regular die is equal to this number of strings on a standard guitar. What number is it?

Answer: 6

All cubes have six sides, and a die is a cuboidal structure. Interestingly, all opposite faces of a die add to the number 7. While the viola, violin, and cello have four strings, most guitars are of the 6-string variety. According to the Bible, the Earth was created in six days, insects have six legs, and the number six is lucky in Chinese culture.
7. The number of colors in a rainbow is equal to this number of players on a water polo team. What number is it?

Answer: 7

An effective mnemonic device to remember the colors of the rainbow is "Richard of York Gave Battle in Vain". Each word corresponds to a letter of the spectrum -- red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. Including the goal-keeper, a water polo team is comprised of seven players. Seven also corresponds to the number of days in a week, events in a heptathlon, and number of hills of Rome.
8. The number of legs on a spider is equal to this number of white pawns in a game of chess. What number is it?

Answer: 8

Spiders, arachnids, and octopi all have eight legs. In chess, each player will begin with eight pawns along with two castles, two knights, two bishops, a king, and a queen. In the game of pool, the all-important black ball is also known as the eight-ball. Eight is also a town in West Virginia and the number of furlongs in a mile.
9. The number of innings in a baseball game is equal to this number of justices that sit on the United States of America Supreme Court. What number is it?

Answer: 9

The first official baseball game with institutional rules took place on June 19, 1846 in Hoboken, New Jersey. In the game the New York Nine was victorious over the Kinickerbockers by a score of 23-1 in four innings of play. The Supreme Court of the United States was established in 1789 and is considered to be the highest judicial power within the country. In 1869, the number of nine for Supreme Court Justices was set for perpetuity. There are also nine square feet in a square yard and nine months in a standard human pregnancy.
10. The number of Provinces in Canada is equal to this number of pins in the sport of bowling. What number is it?

Answer: 10

The ten Canadian provinces are Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, and Saskatchewan. The modern 10-pin bowling game is actually based upon a similar German game that used just 9 pins.

In basketball, the hoop is 10 feet from the floor and in cricket a team must take 10 wickets in order to bowl the other team out. Finally, the Bible mentions ten commandments, ten lost tribes of Israel, and ten plagues.
Source: Author coachpauly

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