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What do we call the 21 English letters that are not vowels?
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Which letter attaches to regular English singular nouns to form plurals?
Answer: S
Why: Attaching this plural suffix often creates a voiced /z/ sound aloud, even though the spelling stays unchanged.
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Which script was used in early England before the Latin alphabet?
Answer: Runes
Why: The Anglo-Saxon runic alphabet is called the Futhorc, named after the sounds of its first six letters.
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Which letter comes from gimel, the Phoenician 'camel' letter?
Answer: C
Why: Gimel became Greek gamma and then Latin C, and G was split off from C later by adding a bar, in the third century BC.
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Which number key shares the letters ABC on phones?
Answer: 2
Why: Letters were added so exchange names could be dialed: PEnnsylvania 6-5000 began with PE, which meant keys 7 and 3.
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What is the highest point value of any English Scrabble letter?
Answer: 10 points
Why: Only Q and Z carry this top value because they are the least frequent letters in English.
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Which letter was borrowed from Greek to write upsilon in loanwords?
Answer: Y
Why: Rome added it in the first century BC and called it i graeca, Greek i, a name still heard in French i grec and Spanish i griega.