The international (NATO) alphabet
When you spell a word such as your surname, it sometimes makes sense to use so called 'code words' for each letter. You will find the code words on a list which is called 'The International Alphabet' also known as 'The NATO Alphabet'. Many people from all around the world are familiar with the 26 words on this list because they are the same or similar in almost every language such as 'alpha', 'mama' and 'papa'. Of course every word in the NATO alphabet also has a meaning. The following test will help you memorize the 26 code words of the international alphabet in a very short period of time. Have fun. Here are the 26 code words of the NATO alphabet in alphabetical order: Alfa, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo, Foxtrot, Golf, Hotel, India, Juliett, Kilo, Lima, Mike, November, Oscar, Papa, Quebec, Romeo, Sierra, Tango, Uniform, Victor, Whiskey, X-ray, Yankee, Zulu.
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Which of the code words of the NATO alphabet is also a type of clothing worn by members of an organization?
Which of the code words of the NATO alphabet is most likely in a hospital context?
Which of the code words of the NATO alphabet also means 'one thousand'?
Which of the code words of the NATO alphabet describes an alcoholic beverage which is popular in western countries?
Which of the code words of the NATO alphabet describes a large country?
Why is the word 'zero' not used a code word for the letter 'z' in the NATO alphabet?
Which of the code words of the NATO alphabet describes a large ethnic group in Africa?
Which two of the code words of the NATO alphabet are also dances?
Which of the code words of the NATO alphabet is also the name of a very popular car model by a German manufacturer?
Which of the code words is also a month?
Which code word of the NATO alphabet is also a capital city of a country in South America?
Which two code words of the NATO alphabet are also the title of a tragedy written by Wilhelm Shakespeare?
