1. Name the singer who sang the song "Lady D'Arbanville". Robert Plant Prince Cat Stevens Freddie Mercury

2. This song's original name was "Driving to __________". It was composed by the lead singer of the band while they were driving through the Sahara Desert. The title of the song, surprisingly, is a region of the world they were nowhere near to at that time. Which famous song am I talking about? Answer: (A very cold, 'violent' region of the world)

3. This song is supposed to be about a boy by the name of _________ Delle, a 16 year old who killed himself in front of his English class at Richardson High School in Richardson, Texas. The chorus goes '________ spoke in class today'. Name the song. Answer: (There is a good reason why I have left the blank)

4. This song by a one hit wonder band, is also the title of a movie starring Audrey Hepburn. The song centres around a couple who are about to break-up, because they seem to have nothing in common. Which song is it? Carol Roman Holiday Breakfast at Tiffany's Gone With the Wind

5. Who sang the inspiring title song of the movie, 'Flashdance'? Irene Cara Roberta Flack Tracy W Bush Pat Benatar

6. Connect the following: Spencer Elden, age 4 months A Brand of deodorant Buddhism Moulin Rouge Answer: (Something smells? (A song))

7. Another connection, another song. Connect the following: The opening words of the Kuran A renaissance astronomer The Lord of the Flies An Arabic word meaning "a stock character who turns out to be a boastful coward" Answer: (A region in the Czech republic??)

8. The song "Woke Up This Morning", by the band A3, is also the theme song for which popular television show? Friends Desperate Housewives Dharma and Greg The Sopranos

9. Which of Bruce Springsteen's songs was named after a 1958 Robert Mitchum movie? Thunder Road Dancing in the Dark Born in the USA Down to the River

10. With which popular fictional character will one associate the "Imperial March" tune? Answer: (I'm Your Father.. two words)