Which of the following item does not belong?

A) Eskimo sweater

B) haircut money

C) watch

D) bicycle

E) community chest money

F) library book

I say (A) Eskimo sweater because of that list of items reported missing, it is the only one that was "ditched," or deliberately discarded.

Which of the following item does not belong?

A) Eskimo sweater

B) haircut money

C) watch

D) bicycle

E) community chest money

F) library book

I love these trivia questions! This is a good one. All of the items represent something that Wally or Beaver lost except one thing!. The answer to the question I am going to guess is (C.) Bicycle.

Beaver did not lose his bike, it was stolen by a boy when Beaver was with Larry. Beaver allowed the stranger to ride it. Beaver also won a bike having the winning ticket at the movies. However, he went when he was grounded for spilling ink in Ward's Den. (i.e "Beaver's Prize." episode) This episode is I think the ONLY time that Ward refers to his Den as a "study."

Jack

I was thinking about your answers and I have to say that as far as June and Ward are concerned...Beaver did "lose" his sweater even though he ditched it behind a candy machine....Beaver did "lose" his bike when a kid never returned with it...so my answer was C. Watch (things that Beaver lost except a watch) ...there was never a lost watch to begin with Lumpy made it up to blackmail Beaver to get $15. Beaver never lost a watch. So are we happy with my answer....???

I was thinking about your answers and I have to say that as far as June and Ward are concerned...Beaver did "lose" his sweater even though he ditched it behind a candy machine....Beaver did "lose" his bike when a kid never returned with it...so my answer was C. Watch (things that Beaver lost except a watch) ...there was never a lost watch to begin with Lumpy made it up to blackmail Beaver to get $15. Beaver never lost a watch. So are we happy with my answer....???

LOL! Actually more confused than happy! This sounds like Ward's confusion at the end of "Beaver's Jacket" when June tries to explain it to him!!! :lol:

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Jack

"Never a lost watch?" Remember, it was lost to Lumpy; Fred found it and was holding it to see how long it would take before Clarence admitted he didn't have it.

Here's another "Which one does not belong:"

A. Mary Ellen Rogers
B. Benjie Bellamy
C. Mr. Willet
D. Penny Woods
E. Uncle Billy

Okay..one more point...Let's put it this way...all the items were things that Beaver had at one time...but did not have in his possession when he returned home regardless of how he "lost" them. In the case of Lumpy's watch...Lumpy might have lost it but Beaver never did lose something Lumpy never gave him...and Lumpy knew that.:confused:

Now onto your question which will take some doing.

"Never a lost watch?" Remember, it was lost to Lumpy; Fred found it and was holding it to see how long it would take before Clarence admitted he didn't have it.

Here's another "Which one does not belong:"

A. Mary Ellen Rogers
B. Benjie Bellamy
C. Mr. Willet
D. Penny Woods
E. Uncle Billy
E. Uncle Billy. He's the only one who doesn't live in Mayfield!

Wow I've been racking my brain and never thought of that. Is it that easy?

That's not the answer I had in mind, but it's not a bad one, although I don't think it's ever established that Mr. Willet lived in Mayfield (and many people commute, of course).

That's right Mr. Willet could have lived in Madison, Bellport or Riverside. Even Lynbrook where Eddie, Wally and Lumpy went for the track meet in Credit Card. Can I have a hint? I've been trying to think what Benji would have to do with Uncle Billy and Mr. Willet.

Alright; it has more to do with the actors who played those roles than the roles themselves.

I'm taking a guess...D. Penny Woods a.k.a Karen Sue Trent.

They all appeared in the show Dr. Kildare except Karen. If not then they all had a TV series after LITB except Karen (Penny Woods)

No; and I also don't see that Pamela Beaird (or Baird) [Mary Ellen Rogers] appeared in Dr. Kildare.

I will add to the hint that the answer has nothing to do with other roles outside LITB.

I knew that about Pamela and was grasping at straws. LOL more to do with the actors than characters and nothing to do with other roles. I'll choose E. Uncle Billy.

My guess is B, Benjie Bellamy. Joey Scott only played Benjie. All the other characters...actors who played them...also played another character during the run of the show.

You got it. They all had multiple appearances as the character listed, but only Joey Scott played no other role in LITB.

But Joey Scott played Benji in three episodes. Do you mean they all played other characters? Like Pamela played ME Rogers and Myra Parker?

But Joey Scott played Benji in three episodes. Do you mean they all played other characters? Like Pamela played ME Rogers and Myra Parker?

Yes; J.Scott is the only one who did not play another character.

Which item does not belong?

a) Wally's nose contraption

b) Wally's letter from Ward to June in war

c) Beaver's report card

d) Wally's letter to Kitty about glamorous life

e) Letter from Merchant Marines

f) Beaver's 14 caret gold locket

(a) Wally's nose contraption.
All other items are in the Cleaver house under some falsification. Wally's reason for ordering the nose thing may have been a faulty premise, but the item itself, though arguably useless, is not falsified in the strictest sense.

That's not what I was thinking of. All the things mentioned can fall into the same category except one which is not like the others.

C, Beaver's report card. All the other items were hidden from view. The report card was on Ward's desk, ready for parental viewing.

Some of these can be a little HARD ON THE BEAVER fans...! :);)

Yeah that's correct C. Beaver's report card and your reasoning about 90% correct, Zinc. All the other items were found by June while snooping in the boys' room.

She found Wally's nose contraption in their wastebasket.

She found the crumpled letter Wally wrote from Ward to June during the war in the wastebasket.

She found the crumpled letter Wally wrote to Kitty Bannerman in their wastebasket.

She found Beaver's 14 caret gold locket in Beaver's drawer.

She found the Merchant Marines letter addressed to Wally in his drawer.

The report card was on Ward's desk.

We all know Beaver gave June the "silent treatment" in that episode but name the episode where Beaver gave Ward the silent treatment.

Beaver gives Ward the silent treatment in "Beaver's Big Contest," when Beaver is mad at Ward for making him sell the sports car he won in the raffle.

In your previous question, I thought about June snooping and finding those items, but since I was thinking of her finding them in the trash, so that didn't cover them all except one.

Me too, tdr. I held back mentioning June. That's why I used the term "hidden from view". "Hidden from view, but June still found them" was the way to go.

I was going to mention the cap, lunchbox and baseball glove under the bed (Beaver and Kenneth) but she found them while cleaning. All these items were found by June while snooping even in their drawers and presented to Ward except that report card which Ward saw first.

So did I redeem myself or are my questions too convoluted?

Redeemed!

Thank you. Here's one with an answer that should be without discussion.

Which does not belong?

Sports car

2 fish

Ring

Racing bike

1st prize ribbon

Trophy

Blue ribbon

I see at least 3 possibilities, but I will guess: Ring-- which wasn't won or given from a contest.

Correct. Everything was won by Beaver or Wally except a ring given by Aunt Martha. I could only think of one thing Wally actually won.

which of these does not belong?

Pigeon

Bicycle

Suit

Car

Monkey

Equine

I see how these can be very hard when you aren't the initiator of the items...I wonder if someone knows the answer already..I have to think about them. Of hand I think I'll say monkey because they were all bought by Ward or Wally or worked for except Stanley, he was free.

No, not on the right track.

Okay I'll pick suit.

No.
Clue: the fact that the word "equine" was used, instead of something more specific, should give a tip.

Does "car" refer to all the cars? Birthday present car, parts car, Wally's convertible car, raffle-won sports car, family car? Or just one of them? Same thing with "bicycle". The stolen bike, the paper route bike, the movie theatre drawing bike? Or one in particular?

The items refer to things attained by Beaver and/or Wally.

I have no idea because I don't know if "car" is the car Wally bought or the "car" Beaver won. If the suit is the one Wally bought by himself or the suit Beaver ripped or bicycle stolen or won by Beaver so I can't think of the right episodes. Beaver did win both a car and a bicycle.

This virtually gives it away, but.... ask "Which?" about every item listed and see if there is not something unique about one of them without having to consider the finer details about the episodes; just remembering they are items attained by Beaver or Wally.

Asking, "which" leads me toward Monkey. There were multiples of the other items, but only one monkey. And it correlates with the equine hint.

Asking, "which" leads me towards Monkey. Their were multiples of the other items, but only one monkey. And it correlates with the equine hint.


That's it!
Sorry, Scrabjan; you did pick the right answer quickly, but not on the right basis.

How were there multiples of Equine...I just remember one horse in the show, Nick? Oh wait....Pepe was a burro so he was in the equine family...right?

Yes, that's why I thought the first clue, using "equine" instead of horse or burro, would be more telling.

What does not belong in the group?

lawyer

principal

policeman

head librarian

bank teller

Mrs. Rayburn, a principal, is the only female among the choices?

No that's not it. I don't specifically say Mrs. Rayburn. Remember there was Mr. Farmer at the high school and Mr. Hallor.

How about bank teller? The only one in the series was played by actor Jonathan Hole, and it was his only appearance in LITB; whereas among the other roles-- at least one such role per category-- listed were played by actors with more than one appearance.

No not bank teller. I believe there was also one head librarian played by Theodore Newton and one lawyer. You want to look at what purpose each of these people served.

I was 'gambling' that Theodore Newton was not the head librarian, as he was just listed as "Mr. Davenport," while a woman was listed as "librarian." And yes, there is one lawyer, but he was played by Bartlett Robinson, who also played the lot owner who showed up with Ward's magazines that had been dumped on his property.

So now, considering purposes....
It was Beaver who had a personal encounter with each (Wally did with 2, maybe 3); a cash transaction was done in 2 of the 5, canceled in one, and deferred in the other 2=> if it's the canceled one, then it must be Mrs. Rayburn; but you've already say she is "not it," though that does not entirely rule out another principal. Hmm. Then, the only one who made a mistake by accusing Beaver of something he did not do was the policeman to whom Richard gave Beaver's name as his own. But that's not unique, because Beaver got the ticket for driving the little car on the street, so one cop was right in his accusation, another wrong. Well then, Beaver got something like a 'chewing out' from each of these, so that doesn't work.

But I'll go with policeman this time, either because Beaver was the wrong 'suspect,' or because he was the only one who came to the Cleaver house to discuss the trouble Beaver was in.

Yes it was policeman. All the others called Ward to explain about some trouble Beaver was in or had been in.

Mr. Davenport called Ward (even though he only knew his last name) to tell him about Beaver's fear of losing the library book.

The bank teller called Ward about Beaver trying to "deem" the bond and needing money.

Mrs. Rayburn called several times about trouble but I was thinking of when he brought Poncho to school.

Mr. Compton, the lawyer, called Ward about how Beaver hired him as his lawyer.

A policeman did call Wally in Borrowed Boat and later Ward in Mistaken Identity but never discussed trouble on the phone. He came to the house and found out they had the wrong kid, as you said.

Which does not belong?

baseball glove
hamster
model airplane
punch bowl
pedestal
pedometer
basketball
kite kit
can of green paint
$5

PS. It's not that the hamster is the only living thing on the list.

Basketball-- it was given by Beaver to his friend, Billy, on the farm in Crystal Falls. The others were bought or given by Ward.

I'm going with the $5. Beaver earned $5 mowing the lady's lawn and there was a mixup with the check. So she kindly brought the money over to the Cleaver's house and Ward delivered it to Beaver in his room. It was never Ward's money. All the other items were owned (pedometer-given by his father) or purchased by Ward...including a basketball in Perfect Father.

And the answer is pedometer. All the following items were brought home by Ward but the pedometer was already at the house. June found it when she was cleaning out a drawer. By the way I don't think Beaver ever gave Billy the basketball because they repacked the suitcase without the ball.

baseball glove - Ward bought Beaver a new one and gave it to Beaver in the boys' room
hamster - came upstairs and gave it to Beaver
model airplane- came home with it but Beaver never got it (Beaver's Report Card)
punch bowl- Ward came home with it in Party Spoiler
pedestal - Ward had it made for his baseball and came home with it
basketball- Perfect Father, Ward came upstairs and gave it to the boys
kite kit- came upstairs and gave it to Beaver
can of green paint - Wally's Job, Ward came home with the paint after work
$5 Ward came home after seeing the lawn lady and gave it to Beaver

Which does not belong?

baseball
car window
record
trophy

Record. It's the one thing Beaver didn't ruin.

Record. It's the one thing Beaver didn't ruin.

I've gotta agree with that!

Correct. I could have sworn I answered this before. By the way Wally actually broke the record in Dance Contest.

This is a bit easier than trying to figure out which does not belong. Here is the question.

Which one of the following characters did not get any mention in an episode title?

Lumpy
June
Chuey
Dudley
Whitey
Miss Landers
Larry
Eddie
Kenneth
Chuckie

Whitey.

Correct all the others have their name featured in a title except Whitey who remained on the show the longest of Beaver's friends.