Daily Andy Griffith Quiz: ''Opie Flunks Arithmetic''

In which Andy miscalculates his parenting approach!

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This quiz is about Season 5, Episode 30: "Opie Flunks Arithmetic." See which details you recall, and which you might need a little refresher on. Good luck, have fun, and be sure to share your score (cumulative or otherwise) in the comment section below!

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  1. What grade does Opie have at the beginning of the episode?
  2. Barney: "_____ Fife, they used to call me."
  3. Opie mentions Johnny Unitas of the _______ Colts.
  4. Andy and Opie try to see how many times 14 goes into...
  5. Barney offers Aunt Bee a ride, but ________ is picking her up.
  6. Aunt Bee is scared Opie will be a...
  7. Barney brings Andy a magazine article about...
  8. Opie gets intercepted on his way home from school, because Barney wanted him to take a ______ test.
  9. Who told Aunt Bee Einstein was a dropout?
  10. If Aunt Bee followed a different path, she could've been...

Daily Andy Griffith Quiz: ''Opie Flunks Arithmetic''

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59 Comments

leeroyprice 13 days ago
Don't feel bad Ope. Out of 10 questions I got 2 right and 6 wrong.
Crappie 16 days ago
10/10
8176Morgan Crappie 12 days ago
You did better on your second try Crappie, or maybe it was your third!
Wendy57 18 days ago
8/10

I had to really work at Math to keep my grades up.
I had a lot of extra tutoring at night, because my Dad was a teacher. He always made me prove my work and never gave me the answer. He was tough but fair.
frenchman71 19 days ago
4/10. May have to go to summer school.
WVsassy 19 days ago
3/10, but, I don’t like this episode because of everyone’s attitude, including Andy’s, which sucks. It reminds me of my own childhood, in which I was horrible at math, because I didn’t understand it, and yet got punished for it. Years later, it came to light that I am mildly dyslexic, with numbers being worse than letters and words. I guess I wasn’t as stupid or lazy as I was made to believe. Sorry about the venting. I just hate this episode.
ncadams27 WVsassy 19 days ago
I had trouble with math in grade school because of the way they taught it. We had to memorize multiplication tables and do flash cards for addition and subtraction. I would know 7x3 since I learned the 3’s table but didn’t know 3x7 until we got to the 7’s table. We had quizzes where we were timed, rather than being taught to understand the relation between numbers. Didn’t know that multiplication was a series of additions.
snowbird1234 ncadams27 19 days ago
I’m 64 years old and the exact same thing happened to me when I was a kid. It’s still fresh in my mind
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kathyo ncadams27 18 days ago
im glad im not alone
kathyo snowbird1234 18 days ago
yes and i still use my fingers to count sometimes
WVsassy ncadams27 18 days ago
Oh my gosh, yes! I remember in first grade we were given a paper with like 20 subtraction problems that we had a time limit to do. I was in such a hurry to get done what I didn’t know how to do, that I wrote anything down, as I didn’t understand how to subtract, not to mention the fact that I felt the numbers were jumbled. I guess it was a flash card memorization test. Anyway, my mom found the paper, which was almost all wrong answers, and I was worn out for it. Fast forward 40+ years later, and I told her how that stuck with me, and I had made a pact to myself that I would NEVER punish my children for bad grades; When my kids were in school, I sat them down and helped them to understand the problem, not punish them for it. She apologized and said “I didn’t know”. I said “because you never asked”. Nothing like old school parenting 🙄
JumpingJimFlash 19 days ago
The Luck of Newton Monroe, this episode and Banjo Playing Deputy are my least favorite episodes in B&W
Wendy57 JumpingJimFlash 18 days ago
Anything with Newton Monroe in it was my least favorite.
Those two are in top ten worst
i really liked the one with Newton Monroe, and also the Banjo playing deputy. Two of the best from season five.
FredGoss88 19 days ago
The only episode I dont like Barney in. He was way out of bounds.
brierfield 19 days ago
This is one of my least favorite episodes.
FLETCH 19 days ago
4 out of 10. My usual lousy score 🤷‍♂️
Zip 19 days ago
4/10
Not good at arithmetic either, nor Andy Griffith Show quizzes, apparently.
It probably in the genes then.
BuzzFluheart 19 days ago
10/10. Not so funny of an episode given the story line. But I think there is some truth to this episode though. You can push a person too hard and they end up doing worse.
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