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Noughty, Noughty, Noughty Trivia Quiz

More noughts and...noughts. Match the number words on the left to the number of noughts each has from the column on the right. (As written in the US 'short scale' system.) There are clues to some, the rest you will have to figure out yourselves.

A matching quiz by darksplash. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Undecillion

Answer: Thirty-six

This can be written in 12 groups of three zeroes after the figures and before the decimal point.

In 2014, a New York man sued several defendants for $2 undecillion after he was bitten by what he claims was a rabid dog on a bus.

He demanded damages for "civil-rights violations, personal injury, discrimination in national origin, retaliation, harassment, fraud, attempted murder, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and conspiracy to defraud".

He claimed his middle finger was bitten off by a 'rabies infected' dog on a city bus and that a Chinese couple took photographs of him in hospital without his permission.

To put it in perspective, the estimated economic value of all of the goods and services ever created in the history of humanity to that time was $2,400,000,000,000,000, less than half of what he claimed.

2. Duodecillion (Clue: The number of steps taken by an adventurer in book, play and movie form?)

Answer: Thirty-nine

This can be written in 13 groups of three zeroes after the figures and before the decimal point.

The clue was a reference to the adventure story of Richard Hannay that first appeared in John Buchan's 1915 novel "The 39 Steps."

3. Sexdecillion

Answer: Fifty-one

This can be written in 17 groups of three zeroes after the figures and before the decimal point.

4. Quatttuor-decillion (Clue: a Peacemaker beloved for the quick draw?)

Answer: Forty-five

Fifteen groups of three zeroes after the figures and before the decimal point.

The clue was a reference to the Colt .45 'Peacemaker' revolver.

5. Quindecillion

Answer: Forty-eight

This can be written in 16 groups of three zeroes after the figures and before the decimal point.

6. Tredecillion

Answer: Forty-two

This can be written in 14 groups of three zeroes after the figures and before the decimal point.

7. Septen-decillion (Clue: The nightclub favoured by the rich and famous in New York City.)

Answer: Fifty-four

This can be written in 18 groups of three zeroes after the figures and before the decimal point.

The clue referred to Studio 54, a building at 54th Street that became a nightclub mecca at the height of the 1970s disco era.

8. Novemdecillion

Answer: Sixty

This can be written in 20 groups of three zeroes after the figures and before the decimal point.

9. Octodecillion (Clue: Think Heinz varieties.)

Answer: Fifty-Seven

This can be written in 19 groups of three zeroes after the figures and before the decimal point.

"57 Varieties" was the advertising claim of the Heinz food company.

10. Vigintillion

Answer: Sixty-three

This can be written in 21 groups of three zeroes after the figures and before the decimal point.

Currently the highest number is Centillion, which has 303 zeroes in 101 groups of three.

Source: Author darksplash

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Questions		Choices
1. Undecillion		Forty-five
2. Duodecillion (Clue: The number of steps taken by an adventurer in book, play and movie form?)		Fifty-one
3. Sexdecillion		Forty-eight
4. Quatttuor-decillion (Clue: a Peacemaker beloved for the quick draw?)		Sixty-three
5. Quindecillion		Thirty-six
6. Tredecillion		Fifty-four
7. Septen-decillion (Clue: The nightclub favoured by the rich and famous in New York City.)		Thirty-nine
8. Novemdecillion		Sixty
9. Octodecillion (Clue: Think Heinz varieties.)		Forty-two
10. Vigintillion		Fifty-Seven