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Name a word in the NATO phonetic alphabet.26 accepted answers
A codeword such as those used in radio communication. Not just a letter.
Source: NATO · Phonetic alphabet · Reference version: 2026-09-13. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name a NATO codeword representing a letter from A to M.13 accepted answers
The first half of the phonetic alphabet. Enter the codeword.
Source: NATO · Phonetic alphabet · Reference version: 2026-09-13. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name a NATO codeword representing a letter from N to Z.13 accepted answers
The second half of the phonetic alphabet. Enter the codeword.
Source: NATO · Phonetic alphabet · Reference version: 2026-09-13. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name a four-letter NATO phonetic codeword.9 accepted answers
Use the official spelling. Alfa, not Alpha, is four letters.
Source: NATO · Phonetic alphabet · Reference version: 2026-09-13. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name a five-letter NATO phonetic codeword.7 accepted answers
Count letters in the official spelling, ignoring punctuation.
Source: NATO · Phonetic alphabet · Reference version: 2026-09-13. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name a NATO phonetic codeword with at least seven letters.6 accepted answers
Use the official spelling. Enter the full codeword.
Source: NATO · Phonetic alphabet · Reference version: 2026-09-13. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name a letter of the standard 24-letter Greek alphabet.24 accepted answers
English letter names or Greek characters count. Archaic letters such as digamma are outside the 24-letter set.
Source: Open University · The Greek alphabet · Reference version: 2026-10-21. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name an English letter encoded by a single Morse signal.2 accepted answers
One dot or one dash in International Morse code. Enter the letter, not the punctuation signal or a NATO codeword.
Source: ITU · International Morse code, Recommendation M.1677 · Reference version: 2026-10-21. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name one of English’s three primary auxiliary verbs.3 accepted answers
Use the base form. Modal auxiliaries such as can are a separate group.
Source: Cambridge English Grammar Today · Be · Reference version: 2026-10-21. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name a core English modal verb in Cambridge’s grammar list.9 accepted answers
The nine core modals. Cambridge lists dare, need, ought to and used to separately as semi-modals.
Source: Cambridge English Grammar Today · Modal verbs · Reference version: 2026-10-21. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name a grammatical person category in English.3 accepted answers
The three person categories. Enter the category, not an example pronoun; ordinal words or numbers count.
Source: Cambridge English Grammar Today · Verb forms and person · Reference version: 2026-10-21. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name a grammatical number used for English nouns.2 accepted answers
The two standard number categories in English grammar. Enter the category, not an example noun.
Source: Cambridge English Grammar Today · Nouns: singular and plural · Reference version: 2026-10-21. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name a Spanish punctuation-mark type with an inverted opening sign.2 accepted answers
The two paired mark types used for questions and exclamations. Enter an English or Spanish name, not a bare symbol.
Source: RAE · Question and exclamation punctuation · Reference version: 2026-10-21. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name one of the three main scripts used to write Japanese.3 accepted answers
Kanji and the two kana scripts. Rōmaji is romanization and is outside this three-script classification.
Source: Japan Foundation · Irodori, Japanese writing · Reference version: 2026-10-21. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name one of XML’s five predefined entity names.5 accepted answers
XML 1.0, not the much larger HTML entity list. Enter the name alone, such as amp, without & or ;.
Source: W3C · XML 1.0, section 4.6 · Reference version: 2026-10-21. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name an SI prefix adopted in November 2022.4 accepted answers
The four new prefix names. Use the word, not the case-sensitive symbol; ronna and ronto have opposite scales.
Source: BIPM · New SI prefixes, 2022 · Reference version: 2026-10-21. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name an English question word in Cambridge’s wh-question list.9 accepted answers
The nine single words in the reference list, including how. Do not enter a longer phrase such as how many.
Source: Cambridge English Grammar Today · Wh-questions · Reference version: 2026-10-21. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name a diacritic type in the French accent guide from UT Austin.5 accepted answers
The guide’s five types. English or French names count; enter a name, not a marked letter or bare accent.
Source: University of Texas at Austin · Les accents · Reference version: 2026-10-21. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name a NATO codeword for a vowel letter.5 accepted answers
Only A, E, I, O and U. Use a full codeword from the NATO chart, not a single letter. Alfa also accepts Alpha.
Source: NATO · Phonetic alphabet chart · Reference version: 2026-10-02. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name a NATO codeword containing a double letter.3 accepted answers
Two identical letters next to each other in the official full spelling. Juliett also accepts Juliet as an alias.
Source: NATO · Phonetic alphabet chart · Reference version: 2026-10-02. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
Question details →Name one of the six official languages of the United Nations.6 accepted answers
The UN’s six official languages in the October 2026 reference set. Use the language’s English name, not a country name.
Source: United Nations · Official languages · Reference version: 2026-10-02. Scores are fixed knowledge ratings.
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