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Quiz about Noughty Noughty
Quiz about Noughty Noughty

Noughty Noughty Trivia Quiz


Let's have a game of noughts and...noughts. Match the number words on the left to the number of noughts - or zeroes - each has from the column on the right. (As written in the US 'short scale' system.) I have given you clues to some of them.

A matching quiz by darksplash. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
darksplash
Time
3 mins
Type
Match Quiz
Quiz #
393,625
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Easy
Avg Score
8 / 10
Plays
464
Awards
Top 35% Quiz
(a) Drag-and-drop from the right to the left, or (b) click on a right side answer box and then on a left side box to move it.
QuestionsChoices
1. Million  
  Twenty-seven
2. Billion  
  Eighteen
3. Decillion   
  Twenty-four
4. Quadrillion  
  Twenty-one
5. Nonillion (Clue: Think pieces of silver.)  
  Thirty
6. Sextillion (Clue: Will it get you the key to the door?)  
  Twelve
7. Octillion (Clue: The age at which many movie and music stars were dying to get into a club.)  
  Nine
8. Septillion (Clue: Jack Bauer would know the answer.)  
  Fifteen
9. Quintillion (Clue: This gets my vote.)   
  Six
10. Trillion  
  Thirty-three





Select each answer

1. Million
2. Billion
3. Decillion
4. Quadrillion
5. Nonillion (Clue: Think pieces of silver.)
6. Sextillion (Clue: Will it get you the key to the door?)
7. Octillion (Clue: The age at which many movie and music stars were dying to get into a club.)
8. Septillion (Clue: Jack Bauer would know the answer.)
9. Quintillion (Clue: This gets my vote.)
10. Trillion

Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Million

Answer: Six

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

The first movie to cost more than $1m was "Foolish Wives", which cost $1.104m in 1922. It was directed by Erich von Stroheim, who also led the acting cast.
2. Billion

Answer: Nine

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

In 1988, "Titanic" became the first movie to gross over $1 billion worldwide.

Meanwhile, "A Billion And One Dalmatians" was the number of doggies left off at Splash's Rest Home For Pampered Pooches, according to a famed quiz on this site.
3. Decillion

Answer: Thirty-three

This can be written in 11 groups of three zeroes after the figures and before the decimal point.
4. Quadrillion

Answer: Fifteen

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

$1 quadrillion is a bit more than four times the 2018 US National Debt.

Or another way of looking at it, in 2011 it was estimated that the total value of the economic output produced by the human race to that time was $2.3 quadrillion.
5. Nonillion (Clue: Think pieces of silver.)

Answer: Thirty

This can be written in ten groups of three zeroes after the figures and before the decimal point.
6. Sextillion (Clue: Will it get you the key to the door?)

Answer: Twenty-one

This can be written in seven groups of three zeroes after the figures and before the decimal point.
7. Octillion (Clue: The age at which many movie and music stars were dying to get into a club.)

Answer: Twenty-seven

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

The clue refers to the so-called '27 Club', the age at which many well known stars of music, stage and screen met their deaths.
8. Septillion (Clue: Jack Bauer would know the answer.)

Answer: Twenty-four

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

Astronomers, meanwhile, estimate that if you multiply the number of stars in our galaxy by the number of galaxies in the Universe, you get approximately one septillion stars. But they do not know for sure, and there may be even more.
9. Quintillion (Clue: This gets my vote.)

Answer: Eighteen

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

Answer: Twelve

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

A trillion and four is the number of stars in the sky, according to the song "Jennifer's Rabbit", by Tom Paxton. This was proved by Jennifer and her rabbit (along with a turtle and a kangaroo
and seventeen monkeys from the city zoo) when they counted them one night.

In 2018, the National Debt of the USA was estimated at $21 trillion.
Source: Author darksplash

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