Simon and Garfunkel SONG Quiz – 1


Simon and Garfunkel SONG Quiz - 1

ANSWER 10 QUESTIONS

NOTE: THERE IS A VIDEO GIFT AT THE END OF THE QUIZ 

Simon and Garfunkel SONG Quiz - 1

Question 1
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Which title does not belong here?

A
Bridge Over Troubled Water
B
A Simple Desultory Philippic
C
Wednesday Morning, 3 a.m.
D
Punkys Dilemma
Question 1 Explanation: 
"Bridge Over Troubled Water" is the chorus of the song. The other titles are not part of the lyrics.
Question 2
Motion, in any form combines three songs. Which song is not among these?
A
Old Friends
B
America
C
The Only Living Boy in New York
D
Keep the Customers Satisfied
Question 2 Explanation: 
The old friends on the park bench isn't moving, but in the other songs someone is travelling. In "America" they take the Greyhound bus, in "The Only living boy" Tom takes a plane, and in "Keep The Customer Satisfied" he is always moving.
Question 3
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The narrator in the song is what differs one song from the other? Which song?

A
Flowers Never Bend With the Rainfall
B
A Hazy Shade of Winter
C
Big, Bright, Green Pleasure Machine
D
Punkys Dilemma
Question 3 Explanation: 
The "I" person is present in the other songs.
Question 4
Breaking up or being separated is another common theme/action in S&G songs. But who leaves who? One song differs from the other, which one?
A
Cecilia
B
Somewhere They Can't Find Me
C
Wednesday Morning, 3 a.m.
D
Overs
Question 4 Explanation: 
Cecilia is the only one who leaves the singer. In the other songs, the singer is the one who leaves or is thinking of leaving.
Question 5
Another motion question. Walking, wandering, basically moving with your feet, which song does not contain this?
A
For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her
B
59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)
C
Bridge Over Troubled Water
D
Sounds of Silence
Question 5 Explanation: 
Whereas the narrator in the other songs are walking (or wandering/kicking down), the narrator in "Bridge Over Troubled Water" offers himself to lay down.
Question 6
sg2

Paul Simon seems to like sitting by the window. In which song doesn't the word "window" appear?

A
Overs
B
Kathys Song
C
The Dangling Conversation
D
I am a Rock
Question 6 Explanation: 
"gazing from my window to the streets below" - (I am a Rock) "sitting on the window sill" - (Overs) "through the window of my eyes" - (Kathys Song)
Question 7
Religious elements are often found in Paul Simon songs. Which song does not contain any such elements?
A
Sounds of Silence
B
Bleecker Street
C
Blessed
D
Why Don't You Write Me
Question 7 Explanation: 
Some examples: "Holy, holy is his sacrament" (Bleecker Street) "Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit" (Blessed) "And the people bowed and prayed/ to the neon god they made" (Sounds of Silence)
Question 8
Another popular theme is of course death. But which of these songs does not mention the word?
A
He Was My Brother
B
Save The Life Of My Child
C
Bye, Bye Love
D
Patterns
Question 8 Explanation: 
Though it is about death, "Save the Life of My Child" does not mention the word death, dead or die, like the other three.
Question 9
Weather is the common denominator in three of these songs. Which song has a different type of weather from the others?
A
Kathy's Song
B
Bleecker Street
C
The Sun is Burning in the Sky
D
Cloudy
Question 9 Explanation: 
This is all about the weather; the foggy "Bleecker Street", the cloudy "Cloudy" and the rainy "Kathys Song", is not at all like the sunny "The Sun is Burning", though the burning sun isn't always positive.
Question 10
An action combines three of these, which one is not among those three?
A
Save the Life of My Child
B
A Most Peculiar Man
C
Overs
D
Richard Cory
Question 10 Explanation: 
The other songs revolve around a person who commits suicide. "Overs" is about a failing marriage.
There are 10 questions to complete.


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