Test Your Christmas Carol Knowledge with this Fun Quiz | Holiday Entertainment

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Discussion Overview

This thread features a playful quiz centered around Christmas carols, where participants share clues and attempt to identify the songs. The conversation includes various interpretations of the clues, personal experiences with the quiz, and humorous exchanges related to the holiday theme.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares a list of clues for Christmas songs, inviting others to guess the titles.
  • Another participant humorously comments on the style of the clues, likening them to a military band inventory.
  • Several users provide their guesses for the songs, with one noting they found the quiz enjoyable.
  • One participant mentions a joke related to Christmas, adding a light-hearted element to the discussion.
  • Another participant expresses confusion over one of the clues, seeking clarification from others.
  • Some participants engage in playful banter about their guessing abilities and the nature of the clues.
  • One user points out that not all items listed are traditional carols, suggesting a distinction between carols and other holiday songs.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the interpretation of certain clues, with some participants expressing confusion while others seem to enjoy the challenge. No clear consensus emerges regarding the difficulty of the clues or the categorization of the songs.

Contextual Notes

The thread reflects a light-hearted approach to holiday entertainment, with participants sharing personal experiences and engaging in a fun quiz format. The nature of the clues encourages creativity and humor in responses.

Who May Find This Useful

Participants looking for a fun and engaging way to celebrate the holiday season through music and humor may find this thread enjoyable.

stacywhitlow said:
That does not help me at all. Will you please tell me the answer? Pleeeeaaaassseee?:cry:
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PLEASE HELP ME - I can't figure it out

:D PLEASE:D
 
stacywhitlow said:
That does not help me at all. Will you please tell me the answer? Pleeeeaaaassseee?:cry:
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PLEASE HELP ME - I can't figure it out

:D PLEASE:D

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Here's another hint:
the 9 dancers dancing from the 12 Days of Christmas would like it
the apartment isn't really an apartment, it's an office
 
Hint Four:It's a smaller set of a much larger work.(The third hint was Herr Drosselmeyer.)
 
Well, rats! You're just the king of hints, KG.<giggle>
 
I think you're Clara voyant.At least you didn't call me a cracker.
 
Or a fairy.
 
I was just thinking about Sugar Plums, too.
 
With coffee, or tea?
 
Coffee is good, pennywhistles are nice, but I'm a trepak kinda guy.(Oh, how I wish I could dance like that!)Actually, coffee is haunting.
 
whiteyteresa said:
PLEASE HELP ME - I can't figure it out

:D PLEASE:D

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Sure you want to know?







Nutcracker Suite
 
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I know they're not all carols, but that's the title I was given for the quiz. It took me a long time to figure out The Nutcracker Suite. It's one of those weird things that popped into my head a day or two later. (I hate checking the answers before I have an answer for each one.)
 
The "2" in the clue for that one threw me off. Well, that and I don't tend to refer to the shortened collection of music (the suite) from the whole work.
 
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What threw me was the word "apartment." I think of a suite as either an office or a hotel room. I was literally sitting at lunch one day when the answer popped into my head. I'm such a dork.
 
chefann said:
The "2" in the clue for that one threw me off. Well, that and I don't tend to refer to the shortened collection of music (the suite) from the whole work.
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"One" would have been sufficient. I kept thinking of things with "shrink" and "head shrinker" until the "nut" popped into my head. I'm not sure how I would have obfuscated the name, but then, I never would have put The Nutcracker in a list of Christmas Carols.

I also suspect that many people cannot differentiate the The Nutcracker Suite from The Nutcracker. Ironically, Tchaikovsky didn't really like it very much and yet, it is his most endearing work. Of all the wonderful music he wrote (I love his 6th Symphony, known as the Pathatique and the waltz from Swan Lake is one of my favorites) I suspect certain tunes from The Nutcracker are whistled by many unknowing people this time of year.
 
Rae, I had the same problem with apartment. Hotel Room would have suggested "suite," as would office.KG- there is no way in heck I would have gotten nutcracker from psychiatrist. I kept getting hung up on shrink, doc, paradox (for 2 of them). I may have thought "nut" for a brief moment, but didn't make the connection.
 
Well, remember, I left the factory with a slight defect in my wiring harness.
 
This is true. But that's part of what makes you, you. And why we love you.
:love:Awww.... hugs for everybody!
 
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