Quiz about More Fractured Pairs a Trio and a Quartet

More Fractured Pairs, a Trio, and a Quartet Quiz

I give you a well-known pair, trio, or quartet of words or names in fractured form. You type in the correct spelling. Every answer includes the word AND. NO PUNCTUATION OF ANY KIND! Example: Sultan pea purr = salt and pepper.

A multiple-choice quiz by robynraymer. Estimated time: 7 mins.

Author
robynraymer

Time
7 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
216,178

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
15

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
11 / 15

Plays
13580

Awards
Top 10% Quiz

Last 3 plays: Guest 98 (15/15), Guest 68 (14/15), Guest 173 (10/15).

1. Raw kin Raoul?

Answer: (Three words--4, 3, and 4 letters.)

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2. Hum barker rend fringe frights?

Answer: (Four words--9, 3, 6, and 5 letters.)

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3. Reigning cots in docks?

Answer: (Four words with 7, 4, 3, and 4 letters.)

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4. Whoosh shunned rye?

Answer: (Three words--4, 3, and 3 letters.)

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5. MiG sin Madge?

Answer: (Three words--3, 3, and 5 letters.)

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6. London see?

Answer: (Three words--4, 3, and 3 letters.)

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7. Hard sin flours?

Answer: (Three words--6, 3, and 7 letters.)

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8. Bay Gannon digs?

Answer: (Three words--5, 3, and 4 letters.)

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9. Hunter logging ghee?

Answer: (Four words--5, 4, 3, and 3 letters.)

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10. Moue nun's tars?

Answer: (Three words--4, 3, and 5 letters.)

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11. Connives for Ken's boons?

Answer: (Four words and NO COMMAS! Six, five, three, and six letters.)

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12. Sly sin dyes?

Answer: (Three words--5, 3, and 4 letters.)

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13. Stunned dental liver?

Answer: (Three words--5, 3, and 7 letters.)

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14. Pennant pay purr?

Answer: (Three words--3, 3, and 5 letters.)

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15. Yawn, poll, chore gin wrinkle?

Answer: (NO COMMAS! Five words--4, 4, 6, 3, and 5 letters. This is a quartet.)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Raw kin Raoul?

Answer: rock and roll

"Just let me hear some more rock and roll music, any old time you choose it!" --Lennon/McCartney

2. Hum barker rend fringe frights?

Answer: hamburger and French fries

C'est tres calorique. Remember Freedom Fries? (What a silly notion!)

3. Reigning cots in docks?

Answer: raining cats and dogs

I have four cots and one dock. Two of my cots, Katrina and Beausoleil, are Katrina survivors that I adopted in November of 2005. In late August of 2005 that hellcat Hurricane Katrina rained cats and dogs and worse on the poor Gulf Coast (Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama).

4. Whoosh shunned rye?

Answer: wash and dry

When we were little our mom used to give us those little Wash 'n' Dry packets to clean our sticky little hands with. I loved the smell of those.

5. MiG sin Madge?

Answer: mix and match

MiGs (Russian fighter planes) were named so for the Mikoyan-Gurevich plane design bureau.

6. London see?

Answer: land and sea

"One if by land and two if by sea." Or was it vice-versa? Paul Revere's co-conspirator used lanterns in a tower to signal the Redcoats' mode of travel inland from Boston, Massachusetts. (The Redcoats were your ancestors, Brits! Probably some of them were my ancestors, too, since my family hadn't yet made it to North America.)

7. Hard sin flours?

Answer: hearts and flowers

That reminds me of some dreadful song lyrics from the 1970s: "Sunshine, lollipops, and rainbows--everything that's wonderful is what I feel when we're together!" By Lesley Gore.

8. Bay Gannon digs?

Answer: bacon and eggs

Cholesterol City! "A Man Called Gannon" was a 1969 Western with Anthony Franciosa.

9. Hunter logging ghee?

Answer: under lock and key

Ghee is clarified butter. They use it in East Indian cooking.

10. Moue nun's tars?

Answer: moon and stars

And clovers!

11. Connives for Ken's boons?

Answer: knives forks and spoons

When I used to set the table as a kid, I thought of the spoon as Olive Oyl, the fork as Popeye, and the knife as Brutus. Remember Wimpy the hamburger glutton?

12. Sly sin dyes?

Answer: slice and dice

Wasn't there a labor-saving device called Slice 'n' Dice (or something similar) that had an absolutely lethal blade?

13. Stunned dental liver?

Answer: stand and deliver

That's what masked highwaymen demanded of unfortunate coach travelers whom they stopped and robbed on lonely backroads. If you didn't "deliver" your purse and jewelry, you faced death.

14. Pennant pay purr?

Answer: pen and paper

Sadly, letter writing by hand is fast becoming a lost art.

15. Yawn, poll, chore gin wrinkle?

Answer: John Paul George and Ringo

"I know I'll never lose affection for people and things that went before. I know I'll often stop and think about them...."
--Lennon/McCartney

Source: Author robynraymer

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