Quiz Break Three

[vicmarion]

Not asking for any answers, just want to know if there is an error on Question 5. fictional detectives. I cant find the name in the question but have found a name very near to it and wondered if I have to delve further or there is an error. Thank you.

[Diane1954]

yes i found that Millhouse or Millhone just went with it

[vicmarion]

Thank you Diane1954 that is just as I thought.

[candled]

Also do you think there is an error on the Songs / Singers section # 6 , I thought it should perhaps be R N I G-- RC not R D I G , but maybe theres another song I haven't found yet...c

[Diane1954]

songs an place names..1 I've found an inhabitant of a country but not a country 4 I've found DTTB not DTB and 6 RNIG not RDIG

[candled]

Yes Diane I agree with those other 2 as well....c

[poodledoo]

in the proverbs section no 10, the proverb that I know is widely accepted as ITLOTBTOEMIK, but the quiz writer has changed the third letter(L) to a C. what word beginning with C have they substituted for "land?"

[Mamyalynne]

poodldoo
could be country

[tazmac25]

Hi

not saying Im right but ...these are my comments

Songs
4 DTB by RC put the first 2 words you are thinking together then look at the song - its the right initials then
6 RDIG by RC - Ive found that one on the net but not on every hit

Proverbs
10 ITCOTBTOEMIK,
Ive found an answer for this but its so odd Im hoping theres a typo

thanks

[poodledoo]

Erasmus said that Mamyalynne-its a quote not a proverb, but in this case I think the setters got quotes & proverbs mixed-I,m not searching for your obscure answer tazmac-hope I don't live to regret that, as I value your opinion thanks. Personally I'm getting fed up with people's local take on these proverbs and sayings-seems words get changed at random to what the setter believes it to be, or what local dialect says it is.

[vicmarion]

Looks as though I have stirred up a can of worms on this quiz - I hadn't got as far as the songs yet so have taken note of your alterations to the initials.
I found most of the proverbs under
http:/www.wiseoldsayings.com
and in question it did use the C