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Let's start with a rather easy one. This quiz is called "Ride the Wild quiz". I'm sure you know it's because of the song "Ride The Wild Wind", but, which album is this song from?

Innuendo. "Innuendo" was released in 1991, and it was the last Queen album that was released while Freddie Mercury was alive.

Who was the singer in the pre-Queen band Smile where Roger and Brian played?

Tim Staffel. Tim left the band in 1968 because he thought they wouldn't succeed. Some decades after that, he said he was glad he had left Smile, because if he hadn't done so, Queen would have never existed.

Which British TV series did the video of "I Want To Break Free" recreate?

Coronation Street. It was Roger's idea to make this videoclip.

Which was the first Queen single released?

"Keep Yourself Alive"/ "Son and Daughter". Both tracks were written by Brian May. The single was released in 1972 and the songs were then included in Queen's first LP, called "Queen".

What's John Deacon's middle name?

Richard. Meddows is Roger Taylor's middle name and Harold is Brian May's.

Which song are these lines from? "There's all the more reason for laughing and crying. When you're younger and life isn't too hard at all"

Drowse. This song was included in the album "A Day at the Races". It was sung and written by Roger Taylor.

There's a line in "Now I'm Here" which says "down in the city just Hoople and me". What or who is Hoople?

Mott the Hoople is a band Queen played support act for in the early seventies.. Mott the Hoople is the only band which Queen played support act for. All the other options were produced by my imagination. ;)

Whose girlfriend is the girl in the videoclip of the song "Breakthru"?

Roger's. Her name is Debbie Leng and she has two children with Roger.

There's a phrase I like too much. I'd like you to tell me which ALBUM is it from. "You have learnt how to teach then forgot how to learn."

A Day At The Races. If you chose "A Day At The Races" you might know it's from "White Man" - a very nice song written by Brian May.

Brian has three copies of his hand-made guitar, the amazing Red Special. What did he call them?

John, Paul and George. He named them after three of the Beatles (John Lennon, George Harrison and Paul McCartney). He is a big fan of them.