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Apr 1, 2018

[Ans] Which nursery rhyme was originally a riddle referencing a clumsy person?

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...A nursery rhyme is a traditional poem or song for children in Britain and many other countries, but usage of the term only dates from the late 18th/early 19th century. The term Mother ... List of nursery rhymesl. This is a list of English nursery rhymes. Title, Other titles, Place of Origin, Date First Recorded. 'Aiken Drum', Scotland, 1825. 'A Was an Apple Pie', England, 1671. 'A Wise Old Owl' ...




Step 2 : Answer to the question "Which nursery rhyme was originally a riddle referencing a clumsy person?"



Humpty Dumpty:


At the time the nursery rhyme "Humpty Dumpty" was first printed, a humpty dumpty was a clumsy person. The original 1810 nursery rhyme was a riddle. The reader was to guess what Humpty really was, as there was no mention of him being an egg. Many speculate the rhyme represents King Richard II of England, with the wall being his horse. Others insist the rhyme represents King Henry VIII bringing down Cardinal Wolsey. Source: ListVerse.com


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Nov 1, 2017

[Ans] Who inspired the phrase "has a bug in it" when referencing a malfunction?

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GHe removed the intruder and the computer's malfunction corrected. This was the genesis of the phrase, "_a bug in it" whenever something goes awry with a computer. He would go on to develop the IBM automatic sequence-controlled calculator and helped to develop computing rocket trajectories and calibrating minesweeper

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Grace Hopper :

Grace Hopper was there to investigate, When a computer malfunctioned at Harvard in 1945. Inspection of the computer's inner workings revealed a moth in one of the circuits. Grace removed the intruder and the computer's malfunction corrected. 

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