Hello, happy quizzers and friends! Welcome to this week's Stupendous Quotes quiz, featuring bits from various nursery rhymes (with perhaps a camp song snuck in). We like being silly and remembering our childhood days, and we hope you do, too. The first line or verse is missing, because we want you to guess the titles. :-) Have fun!
1. "But," said Betty. "This butter's bitter."
2. Along came a spider, And sat down beside her
3. Cracked it open, cracked it open, cracked it open, just now...
It was rotten, it was rotten, it was rotten, just now.
4. Kits, cats, sacks, and wives, How many were going to St. Ives?
5. And the dish ran away with the spoon.
6. The mouse ran up the clock.
7. Jack fell down
And broke his crown
8. Snips and snails,
And puppy dog tails,
9 __________'s child is fair of face
Jana says: This one is in honor of Miss R, who rocks. Jami says: Double points question! Can you guess the blank AND the title of the rhyme? Hint: They are different.
10. He stuck in his thumb
And pulled out a plum,
And said, "What a good boy am I!"
7 comments:
Titles
1. Betty Botter (Id actually never heard this one before)
2. Little Miss Muffet
3. FOOUND A Peanut(what a tough one that one was!!! for me) I only ever knew the first 3 lines LOL
4.Going to St. Ives
5. "And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon" (althought Ive always known this one as - "Hey, diddle, diddle")
6."Hickory Dickory dock" Although again it could be called "The mouse ran up the clock"
7. Jack and Jill went up the hill
8. What are Little Boys Made of?
9 Monday's
A Week of Birthdays
10. Little Jack Horner
Again that was fun U may have got a new regular player :)
1. ?
2. Little Miss Muffet
3. ?
4. ?
5. Hey diddle diddle
6. Hickory, dickory dock
7. Jack and Jill
8. That's what little boys are made of
9. Sunday's
10. Little Jack Horner
9. Wednesday's (hee, hee)
thankyou Jana - you are a sweet gal!
1. i've heard this but can't remember the name ...
2 little miss muffet
3. ?
4. ?
5. hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle
6. hickory dickory dock
7. humpty dumpty
8. what are little boy's made of?
9. monday's child is fair of face / monday's child (hmmmm, i could be wrong but aren't they both monday's? i am friday's child, loving and giving, heh heh though i've also heard friday's child is full of woe so am not really sure ... :p (i'll bet there are different versions, lol - i'm going with loving and giving ;-))
10. little jack horner
Fun! I haven't played before, but I think I have these.
1. Betty Botter
2. Miss Muffett
3. Found a Peanut
4. Going to St. Ives
5. Hey Diddle Diddle
6. Hickory Dickory Dock
7. Jack and Jill
8. What Little boys are made of
9. blank: Monday's Child, title: Monday's Child is Fair of Face (I think they are the same?! Wednesday's Child is full of woe, but that's not the title.)
10. Little Jack Horner
1. Names? well, how about more of the rhyme: but a bit of bitter butter made the bitter batter better. (do they have names or is the first line their name?) Betty Botter
2. Little Miss Muffett
3. some version of Clementine?
4. As I Was going to St Ives or Going to St Ives
5. Hey Diddle Diddle
6. Hickory Dickory Dock
7. jack and Jill
8. What are little boys made of?
9. Monday's Child is fair of face;
A week of Birthdays.
10. Little Jack Horner
oh, hey, I feel much better about this one. I guess I see what "grade" level my education is on. =]
2. Little Miss Muffet
5. Hey Diddle Diddle
6. Hickory Dickory Dock
7. Jack and Jill
8. What are Little Boys made of?
10. Tom Thumb
That's all the ones I know.
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