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An Apple a Day Quiz

ringer | 11:38 Thu 03rd Jul 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

12 Answers

Can anyone confirm that the number of letters indicated for
24. This was to fall on the houses of Montague & Capulet (6)
is correct?
Please note - I do not want an answer to the actual question!!!!

local rag 2/7/08

sun.crusader

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novalis

24 - The word from the "Romeo and Juliet" quote has six letters.

novalis

Act 3 Scene 1 of "R&J"

ringer

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Thank you novalis

podger123

Why did you post your second reply.? This wasn't asked for novalis. Are you just trying to spoil the Quiz for others?

squarebear

And here comes podger....

FoxLee2

How exactly does Novalis's post spoil the quiz for others? Are you assuming everyone has a copy of Romeo & Juliet to hand and will look up the quote? Or that they will google the scene? In which case they could google the actual question.

podger123

Help wasn't asked for but was given. That's all. And here comes squarebear. I do have a copy of the Complete Works of WS. Was using it for the GFQ question for which squarebear hasn't told the answer yet.
In our house R & J stands for Richard and Judy. LOL

squarebear

What is the GFQ question? Lead me to it and I will try to help.

If you mean this one, the answer is "plague". A line from Romeo & Juliet is "A plague o' both your houses.".

podger123

I was curious to see if ringer got what was not asked for and ............DID.
Thanks for the offer of help squarebear but I like to look up my own answers the hard way.
Thanks for plague but no use to me. Not doing it!

squarebear

No problem podger. It could be handy for anyone who finds this thread through searching. I think the question setter is asking as they might have thought "pox" was the answer?

I've seen "a pox on both your houses" but plague is correct.

podger123

GoodNight squarebear!

squarebear

Night night Podger, see you tomorrow x

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