How Well Do You Know "The Brady Bunch” Theme Song?
Have you watched the classic show, "The Brady Bunch? Are you a fan of the theme song, and know the lyrics? Can you find the right words to fill the missing part? Take this quiz to find out how well you know "The Brady Bunch" theme song!
Questions and Answers
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“Here’s the story of a ___________ lady.”
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Pretty
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Charming
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Lovely
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Delightful
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C. LovelyExplanation
The correct answer is "Lovely" because the phrase "Here's the story of a _______ lady" implies that the lady being described is attractive and pleasant. "Lovely" is a word commonly used to describe someone who is beautiful and charming, making it the most suitable option among the given choices.Rate this question:
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“Here’s the story of a lovely lady, who was bringing up ____________ very lovely girls.”
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Two
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Three
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Four
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Five
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B. ThreeExplanation
The correct answer is "Three" because the sentence states that the lady was bringing up "very lovely girls," indicating that there were multiple girls. Since the options are numbers, the answer must be the option that represents a number greater than one, which is "Three."Rate this question:
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“All of them had hair of gold, like their _____________.”
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Auntie
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Father
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Uncle
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Mother
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D. MotherExplanation
The correct answer is "Mother" because the sentence implies that all the people being referred to had hair of gold, just like their mother.Rate this question:
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“Like their mother, the _____________ one in curls.”
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Middle
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Oldest
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Youngest
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Only
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C. YoungestExplanation
The correct answer is "Youngest" because the sentence states that the person in question has curls, just like their mother. This implies that there are multiple people being referred to, and the youngest one among them is the one with curls.Rate this question:
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“It’s the story of a man named Brady, who was busy with three _____________ of his own.”
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Boys
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Kids
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Girls
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Sons
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Correct Answer
A. BoysExplanation
The correct answer is "Boys." The given sentence is a reference to the theme song of the television show "The Brady Bunch." The show tells the story of a man named Brady who has three sons from a previous marriage, and marries a woman who has three daughters of her own. Therefore, the correct answer is "Boys" as it completes the sentence and accurately reflects the context of the show.Rate this question:
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“They were ____________ men, living all together.”
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Three
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Four
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Five
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Six
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B. FourExplanation
The sentence states that "They were ____________ men, living all together." The word "men" indicates that the missing word should be a number that represents a group of people. The only option that fits this criteria is "Four," as it represents a group of four individuals.Rate this question:
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“’Til the one day when the lady met this ____________.”
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Fellow
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Boy
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Man
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Adult
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Correct Answer
A. FellowExplanation
The correct answer is "Fellow" because it fits the context of the sentence. The sentence is referencing a lady meeting someone, and "fellow" is a term commonly used to refer to a man or a person in a general sense. The other options, such as "boy," "man," and "adult," do not fit as well in this context.Rate this question:
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“And they knew that it was much more than a ___________.”
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Guess
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Feeling
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Hunch
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Idea
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Correct Answer
C. HunchExplanation
The word "hunch" suggests a strong intuition or gut feeling about something. In this context, the sentence implies that the individuals involved had a sense or feeling that whatever they were experiencing or witnessing was significant or important. The word "much more than" indicates that their hunch went beyond a simple guess or idea, further emphasizing the strength and certainty of their intuitive feeling.Rate this question:
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“That this ____________ must somehow form a family.”
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Lot
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Gang
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Club
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Group
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Correct Answer
D. GroupExplanation
The word "group" fits best in the given sentence because it implies a collection of individuals who come together and form a family-like unit. The other options - lot, gang, and club - do not necessarily convey the same idea of individuals forming a family. A group typically suggests a sense of unity, cooperation, and common purpose, which aligns with the concept of a family.Rate this question:
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“That’s the way we all became the ____________ bunch.”
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Lovely
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- B.
Family
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- C.
Brady
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Funny
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Correct Answer
C. BradyExplanation
The correct answer is "Brady" because the sentence is referencing the theme song from the television show "The Brady Bunch." The show follows the story of a blended family, so the phrase "That's the way we all became the Brady bunch" is a line from the theme song that describes how the characters came together as a family.Rate this question:
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