The Bob Dylan Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of the Folk Rock Legend


Bob Dylan Quiz 5- (Shooting Star) (10 Questions)

Bob Dylan, the folk rock icon and one of the most influential singer-songwriters in music history, has left an indelible mark on the world of music with his poetic lyrics and soul-stirring melodies. From the early days of the Greenwich Village folk scene to his iconic protest songs and poetic ballads, Dylan’s career has been nothing short of legendary. Now, it’s time to celebrate his remarkable legacy with the Bob Dylan Quiz. Let’s see how well you know this enigmatic troubadour!

 

Bob Dylan Quiz - 5

Question 1
Which one of these songs has a part played by the harmonica?
A
Blood in My eyes
B
Oxford Town
C
Disease of Conceit
D
Shooting Star
Question 2
What year was the album "The Times They are Changin" released?
A
1963
B
1969
C
1962
D
1964
Question 3
Who Did Dylan Not collaborate with on the Album "Down in The Groove"?
A
Albert Brumley
B
Wilbert Harrison
C
Robert Hunter
D
Michael King
Question 4
minnesota

What year did Bob Dylan start attending the University of Minnesota?

 
A
1959
B
1958
C
1957
D
1960
Question 4 Explanation: 
In September 1959 Dylan left Hibbing to attend the University of Minnesota
Question 5
Which of These songs has same the melody as "Boots of Spanish Leather"?
A
Spanish Harlem Incident
B
Girl From the North Country
C
Don't Dall Apart on me Tonight
D
Bob Dylan's Dream
Question 6
bob-medal-oboma

What year did Bob Dylan receive the US Presidential Medal of Freedom ?

A
2011
B
2012
C
2010
D
2009
Question 6 Explanation: 
Bob Dylan received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the country's highest civilian honor, at a ceremony at the White House @2012
Question 7
bob-lebowski

Which Dylan Song was used in several scenes of the film The Big Lebowski?

A
Went to See the Gypsy
B
Blowing in the wind
C
The Man in Me
D
Father of Night
Question 7 Explanation: 
The song is featured in the soundtrack to the 1998 Coen Brothers film The Big Lebowski.
Question 8
medgar-evers

Who was Medgar Evers from "Only a Pawn in Their Game"?

A
Comedian
B
Boxer
C
Activist
D
Actor
Question 8 Explanation: 
was an African American civil rights activist from Mississippi who worked to overturn segregation at the University of Mississippi and gain social justice and voting rights.
Question 9
Finish the lyrics : "May you grow up to be ............. . May you grow up to be true?
A
Fabulous
B
Horrendous
C
Contagious
D
Righteous
Question 9 Explanation: 
FOREVER YOUNG ------------------------- May you stay forever young. May you grow up to be righteous. May you grow up to be true. May you always know the truth. And see the lights surrounding you
Question 10
beatles-meets-bob-dylan

In which City Bob Dylan meet The Beatles First Time?

A
London
B
New York City
C
Hamburg
D
Liverpool
Question 10 Explanation: 
On Friday 28 August 1964, in a room in the Delmonico hotel at Park Avenue and 59th in New York City – at a rendezvous brokered with a keen eye to a story by journalist, mutual friend and assiduous self-publicist Al Aronowitz – the Beatles encountered Bob Dylan for the first time.
There are 10 questions to complete.

 

Scoring:

0-3 points: Time to dive deeper into the world of Bob Dylan and discover more of his musical brilliance!

4-7 points: You have a decent knowledge of Bob Dylan’s career, but there’s still much to explore.

8-10 points: Congratulations! You’re a true Bob Dylan aficionado. Your knowledge of his music and impact is exceptional, and you deserve a standing ovation.

Conclusion: Bob Dylan’s poetic lyricism and revolutionary spirit have made him a musical legend. Whether you’re a devoted fan or a newcomer to his discography, we hope this quiz served as an enjoyable tribute to the folk rock icon. So, keep listening to the poetic melodies of Bob Dylan and let his timeless songs continue to resonate with your soul!

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  1. Albert E. Brumley wrote Rank Strangers To Me, which Dylanindeed covered on Down In The Groove in 1988. However, Brumley passed away in 1977, so to say the two writers “collaborated” is a little misleading.