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    Question 1: Which of the following lyrics are not from a song written in the 1980s?
    A. Hotel, motel, Holiday Inn!
    B. Our house, in the middle of our street.
    C. I want to tell her that I love her, but the point is probly moot!
    D. I bless the rain down in Africa!
    Question 2: Name the song title and performer of these 80s lyrics:
    A. Africa by Toto
    B. Johnny Loves Chachee! by Bergman
    C. Shout by A-ha!
    D. Africa by Toto
    Question 3: What 80s song are these lyrics taken out of?
    A. Let the Music Play by Shannon
    B. Synchronicity by Sting
    C. Let the Music Play by Shannon
    D. True by Spandau Ballet
    Question 4: Venus by Bananarama is the original version of the song.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 5: In 1973 this singer, comedian and actress recorded The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia, a song written by her husband, Bobby Russel.
    A. Carol Burnett
    B. Phyllis George
    C. Dorothy Lyman
    D. Vicki Lawrence
    Question 6: This group, formed in 1973 in Edinburgh, Scotland, had huge chart success in the UK with the song entitled Magic.
    A. The Poppy Family
    B. Pilot
    C. Bay City Rollers
    D. Nazareth
    Question 7: This pop singer and songwriter, born in Montreal, Canada performed Rock Me Gently, a #1 hit single on the American charts in 1974.
    A. Maria Muldaur
    B. Tiny Tim
    C. Donny Hathaway
    D. Andy Kim
    Question 8: This band, formed in Nottingham in 1969, recorded the song The Night Chicago Died, which starts with the following words: My daddy was a cop on the east side of Chicago.
    A. Bo Donaldson and The Heywoods
    B. Jigsaw
    C. Terrry Jacks
    D. Paper Lace
    Question 9: This Brazilian singer and songwriter became famous with his 1975 hit, Feelings.
    A. Dan Hill
    B. Shaun Cassidy
    C. Morris Albert
    D. Rupert Holmes
    Question 10: This group, formed in 1969 at Rutgers University in New Jersey, had one #1 hit in 1972 -- Brandy (Youre A Fine Girl).
    A. Looking Glass
    B. Foghat
    C. Sweet
    D. Fleetwood Mac
    Question 11: This band, formed in New York City, became famous in 1973 with the hit single Dancing in the Moonlight.
    A. King Vitamin
    B. Krokus
    C. King Harvest
    D. King Crimson
    Question 12: This performer and songwriter recorded the song, I Like Dreamin , which reached #3 on the Billboard singles chart in 1976 and stayed in the Top 40 for a 20-week run.
    A. Jimmy Greene
    B. Michael Grey
    C. Johnnie Whitaker
    D. Kenny Nolan
    Question 13: This group released a cover of Brother Louie, a song about an interracial love affair, which begins with the words: She was black as the night, Louie was whiter than white.
    A. The Stories
    B. Hot Tuna
    C. Thin Lizzy
    D. 10cc
    Question 14: This Grammy-winning American songwriter and singer released her most successful single, At Seventeen in 1975, a song about teenage fears and anxiety.
    A. Jean Knight
    B. Phoebe Snow
    C. Melba Moore
    D. Janis Ian
    Question 15: Busted flat in Baton Rouge
    A. was feeling nearly as faded as my _______
    B. Jeans
    C. Soul
    D. Jeans