Nursery Rhymes Quiz

I've always heard it as "The itsy-bitsy spider crawled up the waterspout", but okay. Got it anyway.

I've always said 'shepherd's delight', and it's what a lot of Brits say so should be accepted..

I'm with annie1892, shepherd's should be acceptable

It's 'Red sky at night, sailor's delight, red sky at morning, shepherd's warning'

agree with the two above i've only ever heard shepherds delight used

I've always heard "red sky at night, sailor's delight, red sky in morning, sailor's warning"

I agree

I spent the first two minutes typing in all the Andrew Dice Clay rhyme completions, but for some reason they were not accepted :-)

tamandjer ~ that was funny! Little Boy Blue...

Loved this!!! Thanks quizmaster:)

pocketful is two words.......right?

17/18 My mother taught me well.

should allow "old lady" for the old woman who lived in a shoe

Isn't it 'ring a ring of roses'?

I've always heard, "ring around the roses"

Yes, txbdog - I think it's a pocket full of posies. Fun quiz - a nice relief from all these new football quizzes!

I've always heard it as 'pink sky at night', but of course that didn't stop me from getting the answer... Only missed the St Ives one cos I couldn't remember how many wives he had and never heard of Jack Sprat or his wife...

haha, I didnt know any of them

ya i tried pocket over and over forgetting the full. and ya it should be pocket full

Ahh.. I got the hardest one again. As I was going to St Ives... I didn't know that was a nursery rhyme? I thought it was a riddle..

Got them all :)

I second KatM, but hey, getting it right makes me look smart, so no complaints here