7 Days 7 Questions quiz

[cchapman]

Only one, and I got the kookabura one wrong, pretty strange since I just happened to be humming it the other orning !!!

 

[longers]

3, a complete fluke for one, an educated guess for another and I knew one.

 

[Landslide]

3. Which is more than it's taken England to lose their first wicket...

 

[Corvette chic]

3 - pure guesses all of them

 

[swee'pea99]

1. sob.

 

[ComedyPilot]

Bottom of the shop.......ZERO

 

[Dayvo]

Back to my usual 3!

 

[4F]

4, all guesses

 

[alecstilleyedye]

4, as ffff

 

[Wolf04]

3 guesses - all the ones I knew, I got wrong.

 

[papercorn2000]

The usual crappy 2. Don't know why I bother sometimes...

 

[threefingerjoe]

3 for me, but, since I live in the USA, and a couple of the questions were kind of "local" stories, I think I started at a disadvantage.

I was rather proud of recognizing the Kookaburra song, though.

Please, though, answer this for me: How many of you know the song, "Bobby Shaftoe"? (This was the 3rd choice on that Kookaburra question). Is it well-known? I've never heard it, or tried to play it, but I've seen it in a couple books of old fiddle tunes. Is it a good tune, and should I take the time to learn it?

 

[beanzontoast]

3. Only one wildly guessed this week - and yet again it was a hit!

 

[badkitty]

Please, though, answer this for me: How many of you know the song, "Bobby Shaftoe"? (This was the 3rd choice on that Kookaburra question). Is it well-known? I've never heard it, or tried to play it, but I've seen it in a couple books of old fiddle tunes. Is it a good tune, and should I take the time to learn it?

Bobby Shaftoe is very well known. Pretty much every child who ever played recorder in the UK after the Three Blind Mice stage gets to play Bobby Shaftoe.

It sounds good on the fiddle, so I'd learn it if that was my instrument.

 

[Paulus]

My usual 3/7.