...and, as you know, I'm not a KJVOer.
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008
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44 comments:
Once more: don't say which you missed! It's kind of like saying that a movie has a surprise ending.
Daryl, I just emailed you, but I think your Blogger email is defunct. Drop me a line, please!
(C:
Alas, alas, only 6 out of 10!!
Oh NASB, NASB, wherefore art thou?
As for the ones I got wrong, well, it was the four I answered inaccurately.
But, at least I scored right in line with the mean!
Wow. 90%. Wow.
5 out of 10.
That's why I just read more than I comment.
LOL; KJV's tricksy, and stylistically very similar to Shakespeare. Same era.
7 out of 10.
And I was an English major.
This stingeth. And stinketh.
Dan, you should challenge that young pup Nate B. to this quiz and see how he fares. He and I had a lot of the same professors.
8 out of 10 the first time. And 8 out of 10 the second time! A different 8. (Blush!)
7 out of 10. Give me that test with the ESV, and I get 10 out of 10.
Oh!! You can take it again?? Ha. Now it's on.
Hm. Bible mulligan. Whadaya know.
9 out of 10
9 out of 10.
It pains me to admit to 8/10.
Apparently I have pride issues. Hunh. Who knew??
8 out of 10
Who's this Bard guy anyway?
;{)
8 out of 10
and I have no problem admitting I hate Shakespeare or anything else in tights!
8 out of 10 for me.
80% here as well.
I will follow the lead of previous contributors and blame this poor performance on my long association with the NASB and recent conversion to ESV.
I say you have one up on us all because Proverbs is your thing.
Weak.
(c;
9 out of 10 for me, and I'm a NASB guy.
Woot! 10/10.
Who needs English translations anyhow? :-)
Guessing counts right? 8/10
10/10.
And sorry if this seems pedantic, but Shakespeare quotes the Geneva Bible, not the KJV. :-)
Weak.
and a tiny bit sour grapesy, too.
10/10. Though the KJV is the only version I've read over the last 7-8 years basically...
Well then, that's cheating.
(c;
8 out of 10.
9 out of 10, I guess I cheated as well since I only switched from reading the KJV (after 15 years) to the NKJV this past year.
80 % not bad for early morning :)
9 out of 10.
7 out of 10; could've done better...
I took it; my husband took it; we both missed one...the same one. When I was answering, I thought... wait isn't that in ________? But in order not to spoil the fun, I can't tell you where I thought the quote was from. Fun quiz.
8/10 - I guess I need to brush up on my Shakespeare...
9/10. Nice one, ibex scribe!
9 of 10. I will now hang my head in shame.
70%. better than average!
7 out of 10. Sadly, I was primarily a KJV girl before the ESV and I'm an English teacher with Shakespeare in 3 of my 4 curriculums. Blech!
Maybe I can use that score to aid my argument that we need to study more than just the tragedies from the Bard?
My husband, who abhorred Shakespeare, got a 6 out of 10. However, he was an NIV guy before the ESV unless it was Genesis 1, Psalm 23, or the Christmas story from Luke.
I can't believe this, I got a 70%! I'm very disappointed...I knew that ESV wouldn't do me so good!! (kidding! :P)
9 out of 10.
I'm reading through Proverbs now, and the one I missed I'm pretty sure has something very close to it in there.
BTW, what bible did Handel use for Messiah?
9 out of 10.
Man and the one I missed was so easy that I thought it was a trick question!
Very fun though. Shakespeare is always amusing.
9 out of 10. Consolation prize, I guess, considering I didn't do so hot on that civil liberties test. (Yes, I took that one before I took the BorB? test.)
Oops, I meant to say the "civic literacy" test. Small wonder I did so badly on it! >:P
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