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Groups of Six Quiz #3
Name the members of these famous sixsomes.
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| First submitted | May 31, 2013 |
| Last updated | April 19, 2018 |
| Times taken | 25,673 |
| Rating | 4.28 |
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kittykris
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level 48
Aug 8, 2014
Needed about a minute more...
Algernon
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level 67
Sep 7, 2016
Yeap, definitely needs more time. I hadn't a clue on the romantic poets, no interest in poetry, and even still I was struggling to go over answers I'd missed
DeusCaritasEst
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level 59
Mar 27, 2015
People do not know their Romantic poets?? I'm shocked! And disappointed. :( Then again, maybe I'm just biased. Actually, no....people really should know them. If they come from an English-speaking country, of course. Wordsworth?? Come on!
sillie
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level 81
Dec 19, 2015
I've heard the name and know he is a poet. No, I didn't remember he was a romantic poet. And no, English is not my first language.
Arp2600
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level 77
Feb 22, 2016
As a French speaker, I have only heard of Blake, Shelley and Byron. Maybe a bit Yeats.
Baltimorean
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level 71
Jun 26, 2016
And there's your problem: Keats ≠ Yeats. They're not even pronounced the same (another trap the English have laid to catch the unwary).
Swanbabe
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level 43
Jun 26, 2016
And yeats is irish. Surprised Blake scored so low
tshalla
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level 67
Oct 29, 2016
Can you name any six English-language African writers? Six from South Asia? Some English speakers who can might even find some of their work more relevant or (heresy alert) beautiful than Wordsworth's.
ccc746
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level 57
Jun 11, 2015
Well Economics isn't really a Nobel...
tom88
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level 66
Jul 7, 2017
ya, it's not one of the actual Nobel prizes, but since it's commonly referred to as the "Nobel Prize in Economics" I don't think it's a big stretch to put it on the quiz
tshalla
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level 67
Apr 18, 2018
I don't think it fits. It's not the same organization that grants it, right? Doesn't it just piggyback on the name somehow?
Djilas
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level 73
Dec 19, 2018
They're all granted by different organizations
onegonecat
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level 80
Mar 29, 2016
What about Jane? Why is she never included as a monarch?
DonTheLamplighter
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level 70
Aug 21, 2017
I know, right?! Tarzan not like!!!
MacZidane
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level 59
Jun 23, 2016
Lady Jane Grey was the English Monarch famously for just 9 days, but technically was still the monarch.
svitapeneela
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level 63
Jun 26, 2016
I thought of her too, and Matilda. Almost completely forgot Victoria though... Oops.
Possums
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level 34
Jun 29, 2016
Certainly surprised Matilda wasn't there, and I tried Jane too. Jane is generally excluded because she didn't even want to be queen.
nanook
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level 52
Mar 31, 2018
Matilda should have been crowned queen. Stephen was a usurper.
Bonzo007
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level 62
Mar 30, 2018
Jane was only de facto queen for nine days - and she was never crowned, though she was officially proclaimed as queen which just adds to the confusion.
kalbahamut
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level 76
Jun 26, 2016
I've now been to every Black Sea country. That and US time zones were the easiest categories for me.
worm
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level 58
Jun 27, 2016
Cornwall is a nation? err. ok.
Moosefight
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level 67
Jun 28, 2016
Why single out Cornwall?
Possums
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level 34
Jun 29, 2016
Yes, it was. Why are you not saying the same for Brittany and Isle of Man? Or any of them for that matter.
Thorvald
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level 65
Jun 28, 2016
Maybe you should change the category to "American/US space shuttles" - Soviet Union has also had a space shuttle program and "Buran" (model 1.01) has completed a successful space mission.
Malbaby
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level 67
Oct 29, 2016
The whole of Britain was a Celtic Nation including England. Made up of many different tribes. Those nations given in this quiz are only the last remaining groups of Celtic Tribes in Britain and Northern France. To name just a few of the large tribes in England: The Brigantes (Northern England), Ancalites (Wiltshire/Hampshire), Bibroci (Berkshire), Parisii (Yorkshire), Cantiaci (Kent named after them), Carveti, (Cumberland), and many, many others. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/11483608/The-secret-history-of-Britain-is-written-in-our-genes.html
granuaile
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level 63
Mar 30, 2018
Ireland (Republic of) is not part of Britain!! Also, Galicia in northern Spain is considered a Celtic nation.
nanook
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level 52
Mar 31, 2018
He probably meant British Isles.
ADPW
+2
level 52
Apr 18, 2018
It is based on where a Celtic language is still spoken today, eg. Wales - Welsh, Isle of Man - Manx, Brittany - Breton etc.
Djilas
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level 73
Dec 19, 2018
I heard Manx went extinct in 1970s or something.
manchesterutd10
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level 51
Nov 16, 2016
i got roseau but blanked on rome
WalterHall
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level 63
Apr 1, 2018
Lady Jane Grey ruled if only for 9 days..........
ReyFer
+1
level 58
Apr 18, 2018
Please, accept NYC for New York
Quizmaster
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level ∞
Apr 19, 2018
Fixed
Kaz60
+1
level 49
May 21, 2018
I'm an ancalite but never knew till today.
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