Last week was kinda...boring... Well, not boring exactly. Just, not really fertile fields for blog posts.
I had three days where the the majority of the day was spent in silence. And no, I wasn't alone. I was in class. The classes worked silently.
I even covered a period where I blundered through a PowerPoint...and the kiddos took notes and didn't give me a lick of trouble.
So, it was a good week, subbing wise. But the blog... What am I possibly going to write about?
Time for a Random Quiz Friday.
Hopefully it embedded. (If not, you can access the quiz here.) It's a quick one. Only 14 TV shows. You just need to put them in chronological order (the dates when the shows take place, not when they were made.)
I made one error early on (the 6th show), but I immediately knew which was wrong, so I retook and got 100%. Try it and see how you do...
Have a great weekend.
That took me a couple tries. Fun quiz. Hey, at least it was a calm week of subbing.
ReplyDeleteLOL....I did not take it yet. Maybe in a bit. But do you think that the kids moods vary due to the weather outside? What was different that day that had the kids behaving so well?
ReplyDeleteWeather does have an impact, but usually when it gets warmer, they get wilder. It's been getting warmer, so that wasn't it.
DeleteWhoops. I should have started with the Flintstones, duh. Those are fun. We've been having a crazy week. Too much to blog about. I'm ready for a nice, dull week now, please.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe it; I got all right the first time through! And I don't watch that much TV nor heard of some of those shows (The Tudors)
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I managed to get all of them. It was pretty fun. I'm more impressed that the classes worked in silence!
ReplyDeleteYou aren't going to tell me that Robin Hood isn't the second oldest setting after the Flintstones. Guess I haven't had my coffee yet, although it is nearly 6pm. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteSpartacus?
DeleteBelieve it or not, I didn't see Spartacus. I think I will give up,noting that I was originally a history major. Aaaargggh....Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
DeleteI didn't either, but I assumed like the movie it was about Roman slaves. "I am Spartacus" and all that. Meaning it was after the stone age but before the middle ages.
DeleteThis is a silly quiz. I think the more you know about history, the harder it would be.
I really suck at this. And I know my history.
ReplyDeleteA couple of those were challenging (MASH vs Happy Days?)
DeleteOk...first time I got 86% because I screwed up with Star Trek and Futurama
ReplyDeleteYeah, that's a tough one.
DeleteHi Liz - definitely not for me ... I did look, but as I needed to sign in - I stopped ... also I don't really watch tv or shows etc ... so I'd be hopeless! Have a happy weekend - Hilary
ReplyDeleteOh, darn, I overlooked Happy Days...and I was doing so well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the fun.
Barbara from Life & Faith in Caneyhead
The middle part was trickiest on the quiz. I didn't know what order Happy Days and The Waltons go in. I guess "no news is good news" on your blog, but the downside is you didn't get any material!
ReplyDeleteLOL nope! I made it to 40ish percent. Fun to see where things fell :)
ReplyDeleteAwww. I screwed up Tudors and Robin Hood. I could have sworn Tudors would have been set prior. @_@
ReplyDeleteYeah, that's a tricky one. Since Robin Hood is mythology mostly, when, exactly would it have taken place?
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