Sequences Trivia

1. What is next in Hydrogen, Helium, and Lithium?

From Quiz What Is Next?

Answer: Beryllium

Hydrogen, Helium, Lithium, and Beryllium are the first four elements in the periodic table. The order is based on the number of protons in each element. Hydrogen has 1 proton, helium has 2 protons lithium has 3 protons, and beryllium has 4 protons.

From Quiz The What's Next? General Miscellany

Answer: China

Those named in the question make up the seven largest countries. At 17.1 million square kilometres, Russia is easily the world's largest by area. With 9.984 million square kilometres, Canada is a little over half the size of Russia. In addition, its 202,080-kilometre coastline gives it a longer shoreline than any other nation. Now comes the caveat, the USA is third only because of its overseas territories - a total of 9.83 million square kilometres. China would be larger than the USA but for the overseas territories bit - and there is another caveat - if you added in disputed territories, China would be the world's second largest nation by area. The sources here are worldatlas.com and statista.com, both supported by the United Nations Statistics Division. Several other sources reverse USA and China.

From Quiz Now What?

Answer: October

January would also work for the sequence, since it is a list of the months in order of the number of letters in their name. The full list is three - May; four - June/July; five - March/April; six - August; seven - January/October; eight - February/November/December; and nine - September.

From Quiz It's Nice to Belong

Answer: Mercury

Since the demotion of Pluto from planet status, our Solar System has consisted of eight planets. The four planets closest to the Sun are the inner rocky planets: Mercury, Venus, our own fair Earth and Mars; the four planets most distant from the Sun are the gas giants: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. The sequence starts with Uranus and works its way toward the Sun, skipping out every other planet, hence: Uranus >> Jupiter >> Earth >> MERCURY

From Quiz Get Your Ducks In A Row!

Answer: Millimeter

Each of these units of measurement is decreasing in size by one decimal place. A decimeter is 1/10th of a meter, a centimeter is 1/100th of a meter, and a millimeter is 1/1000th of a meter.

From Quiz ABC, 123...What's Next?

Answer: Delta Air Lines

Alpha, beta, gamma, and delta are the first four of the 24 letters in the Greek alphabet. It is still used in Greece. The letters are also used to name sororities and fraternities (the oldest of which is Phi Beta Kappa), and for scientific designations. Strangely enough, it's omega that's last ("I am the alpha and the omega"), not zeta.

From Quiz Continue the Sequence

Answer: Italy

These are the hosts of the Football World Cup Finals. England in 1966, Mexico in 1970, West Germany in 1974, Argentina in 1978, Spain in 1982, Mexico in 1986 and Italy in 1990. Italia '90 as it was known, was won by West Germany, beating Argentina 1-0 in the final. The Golden boot award was won by Salvatore Schillaci of Italy.

From Quiz Inquizition's 'Sequences' 2

Answer: Adam

All these people appeared in the Old Testament of the Bible. Aaron was the brother of Moses. Abel was the second son of Adam and Eve. Abraham was the founder of the Hebrew people and the father of Isaac. Absalom was the third son of David. Andrew was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus who appeared in the New Testament.

From Quiz Inquizition's 'Sequences' 1

Answer: August

Months of the year in descending order. September, August, July, June etc.

From Quiz What Is Next?

Answer: Generation Z

Generation Z refers to individuals born between 1997 and 2012.

From Quiz The What's Next? General Miscellany

Answer: Seinfeld

"M*A*S*H" - "Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen" (Series Finale) was watched by 50.15 million viewers on February 28, 1983. "Cheers" - "One for the Road" (Series Finale) was watched by 42.36 million viewers on May 20, 1993. "Dallas" - "Who Done It?" was watched by 41.47 million viewers on November 21, 1980. "Seinfeld" - "The Finale" was watched by 40.5 million viewers on May 14, 1998. "Roots" - Part 8 (Series Finale), was viewed by 36.38 million people on January 30, 1977. Seven other "Roots" episodes were in the top 20. "The Cosby Show" - "Say Hello to a Good Buy" was watched by 36.1 million viewers on January 22, 1987. "The Thorn Birds" - Part 3 was watched by 35.99 million viewers on March 29, 1983. [Source: "Business Adviser", based on Neilsen ratings.] As a bit of perspective, at the time this quiz was written in January 2020, the largest ever US television audience had been the 114m who tuned in to Super Bowl XLIX on February 1, 2015.

From Quiz Now What?

Answer: Little Rock

Montgomery is the capital of Alabama, Juneau is in Alaska, and Phoenix is in Arizona. So the next in the alphabetical sequence is the capital of Arkansas - Little Rock. Santa Fe is the capital of New Mexico, Baton Rouge is in Louisiana and Jefferson City is in Missouri.

From Quiz It's Nice to Belong

Answer: Pawn & Pawns

Chess has developed a reputation as a very tough board game in which to excel, but with a little bit of time spent reading over the rules of the game, chess is a game that everybody can enjoy. The 64 squares and 32 pieces mean that there is an enormous number of possible arrangements that the pieces can find themselves in, and as such it is very, very unlikely to find yourself playing the same game twice. The sequence relates to the assignment of a relative value to each of the pieces on a chessboard. There are a few systems that are used to give pieces their relative value but the simplest, and most commonly used, gives the queen a value of nine points, the rook a reasonable six, the bishop and knight a value of three and the pawn just one. Whilst not being as strong as the queen, the king is the most important piece on the board because its capture results in a player's defeat. Consequently, relative value systems give the king an arbitrary value that is very, very high and in real terms means that anything to do with the king is of utmost priority. So the sequence is of chess pieces of decreasing relative value: Queen >> Rook >> Bishop/Knight >> PAWN

From Quiz Get Your Ducks In A Row!

Answer: S

The letters given are the first letter in the numbers one through five, leaving six as the next number in the sequence, so the correct answer would be S.

From Quiz Continue the Sequence

Answer: Victor

These are the common men's names that are included in the Police/NATO alphabet in alphabetical order. The full list is: Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo, Foxtrot, Golf, Hotel, India, Juliet, Kilo, Lima, Mike, November, Oscar, Papa, Quebec, Romeo, Sierra, Tango, Uniform, Victor, Whiskey, X-ray, Yankee, Zulu.

From Quiz Inquizition's 'Sequences' 2

Answer: Rich man

This comes from a nursery rhyme: Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor, rich man, poor man, beggarman, thief.

From Quiz What Is Next?

Answer: In the Zone

"Baby One More Time", "Oops I Did It Again", "Britney", and "In the Zone" are the first four albums released by Britney Spears.

From Quiz The What's Next? General Miscellany

Answer: Frigga

In English we talk about Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, all of which are connected to Norse mythology. Tyr (Tuesday) comes from Tiu, or Tiw, the Anglo-Saxon name for Tyr, the Norse god of war. Woden (Wednesday) was the supreme deity. Thor (Thursday) was the god of thunder. Frigga (Friday) was the wife of Odin, aka Woden. Note: the anglicised name Frigga is used here as an answer. Authorities in Norse mythology would tell you their spelling is Frigg.

From Quiz Now What?

Answer: Azure

Scarlet is a shade of red, apricot a shade of orange, lemon a shade of yellow and olive a shade of green. So the next in the rainbow sequence has to be azure, which is a shade of blue, as we work through the colours of the spectrum in order. Cerise is a shade of pink, lilac a shade of mauve and ebony is black. None of those colours appear in the rainbow spectrum, which is red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet.

From Quiz It's Nice to Belong

Answer: £125,000

This sequence shows a few of the rungs on the original prize ladder of the British version of the massively popular quiz show, 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire'. This sequence is also applicable to a large number of other versions of the show worldwide except that the currency symbol would be different. By answering nine consecutive questions correctly, a player would be entitled to walk away with £16,000; the next two questions then give the player a chance to double up, firstly to £32,000 and then to £64,000. As a contestant gets closer to the £1,000,000 jackpot, they answer questions of increasing difficulty, but the prize money goes up handsomely to compensate: £125,000, £250,000, £500,000 and finally, £1 million. Revisions were made to the structure of this ladder in the original UK version and in other worldwide versions as well. The sequence is: £16,000 >> £32,000 >> £64,000 >> £125,000

From Quiz Get Your Ducks In A Row!

Answer: Monkey

These are the animals that correspond to the Chinese New Year zodiac calendar. Each year is given a specific animal on a twelve year rotation where every twelve years, the calendar repeats. So if you were born in 1996, you would be a rat, 1997 an ox, 1998 a tiger, 1999 a rabbit, 2000 a dragon, 2001 a snake, 2002 a horse, 2003 a goat, 2004 a monkey, 2005 a rooster, and 2006 a dog, 2007 a pig.

From Quiz Continue the Sequence

Answer: 1993 - PS

These are the winners of the Men's Singles Title at Wimbledon. 1990 - Stefan Edberg, 1991 - Michael Stich, 1992 - Andre Agassi, 1993 - Pete Sampras. Pete Sampras won the 1993 title 7-6, 7-6, 3-6, 6-3 against Jim Courier. In his career he won the Wimbledon title another 6 times and won 14 grand slams overall.

From Quiz Inquizition's 'Sequences' 2

Answer: Crow

All are members of North American Indian people.

From Quiz Inquizition's 'Sequences' 1

Answer: Satur

These are all days of the week with the word 'day' missing, therefore Wednesday is shown as 'Wednes' and not 'Wed'.

From Quiz What Is Next?

Answer: Romans

These are books in the New Testament. It starts off with the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Then there's the Acts of the Apostles, and the next item in the sequence is Paul's letter to the Romans.

From Quiz The What's Next? General Miscellany

Answer: Thunderball

Those four movies were made in 1962, 1963, 1964 and 1965. Connery reprised the role in "You Only Live Twice" (1967); "Diamonds are Forever" (1971); and "Never Say Never Again" (1983). At the risk of courting controversy among 007 fans, if you include unofficial and other media productions, 12 actors had portrayed James Bond by the end of 2019. They were Barry Nelson (on TV), Bob Holness* (on radio), Sean Connery, David Niven, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Christopher Cazenove (TV documentary), Timothy Dalton, Michael Jayston (on radio), Pierce Brosnan, Daniel Craig, and Toby Stephens (on radio). * Yes, British television viewers, the Bob Holness of "Blockbusters" fame.

From Quiz Now What?

Answer: 10

Forget arithmetical calculations, and go back to ancient Rome. C = 100, D = 500, I = 1, L = 50, M = 1000, and V = 5. Now you can probably see that it is the Roman numerals in alphabetical order, so the next in the sequence is X, which is 10.

From Quiz It's Nice to Belong

Answer: Woodlouse

Though perhaps this proportionality stops at eight legs, as I'd imagine that there are many more people who have arachnophobia than there are people who are afraid of the very gentle woodlouse. The woodlouse, which has fourteen legs, is something of an oddity as it is a crustacean that is quite happy existing far away from large bodies of water; compare that to the likes of barnacles, crabs, shrimp and lobsters and you get an idea about the isolation of the woodlouse from the rest of the Crustacea subphylum of the phylum Arthropoda. That said, the woodlouse seeks out damp places and it is in such an environment that the gilled creature thrives. The other options of boll weevil, cicada and woodworm are all insects and thus have just six legs, less than the eight legs of spiders. So the sequence goes: Snail >> Cockroach >> Spider >> WOODLOUSE

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