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1. Sing a song of? Adding the number of pence in the song to the number of blackbirds baked in the pie equals which number, the same as the number of days in November?
2. Starting with the number of bags of wool the black sheep had and subtracting the billy goats gruff will help you work out the number of things in Mother Hubbard's cupboard. What is the answer?
3. In the counting rhyme, if you multiply the number before 'buckle my shoe' by the number before 'a big fat hen' what answer do you get?
4. Dividing a baker's dozen by an unlucky number (in some countries) will give you which number from 'Hickory Dickory Dock'?
5. In the rhyme about counting magpies, adding the numbers for 'a girl' and 'a boy' gives you which total?
6. If you take away the number of 'Famous' characters in Enid Blytons's books from the number 'Secret' characters from the same author, how many 'dicky birds' do you end up with?
7. Dividing the drummers drumming by the turtle doves in the song 'The Twelve Days of Christmas' gives you how many geese a-laying?
8. If you multiply the number of little pigs by the number of blind mice, what number do you get? It's the same as the number of lives the animal in the picture is said to have.
9. If you divide the number of days in a fortnight by Snow White's dwarfs, how many ugly sisters do you end up with?
10. Add the men in the tub, Old King Cole's pipers and the little kittens who lost their mittens together. The answer should be which number, the same as the number of days that the pease porridge had been in the pot?
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