* Which song from the first album "Kansas" contains the lyric: "The fool and the wise man both burn at the stake".
* The stage for which song from the "Song for America" is set with the words: "On a winter's night, stars are cold and bright in the sky, the slumber of the earth is pure and deep".
* In the song "Point of Know Return" the singer finds a note. The person who wrote the note "Wrote that when you could see it, you ...".
* "Here all life abounds" is a recurring lyric in the first two verses of which song?
* The last half of this quiz will deal with Kansas' lyrics. We'll start with an easy one. In "Carry On, Wayward Son" the wayward son is advised to "Lay your weary head to rest, don't you cry ...".
* Kansas' highest position on the US Billboard singles charts was #6. Which song reached that position?
* At which Kansas landmark can the cover art for the band's first album, "Kansas" be seen?
* Kansas' highest position on the US Billboard album charts was #4. Which album reached that position?
* Which of these songs was the first cover tune recorded by Kansas?
* What was the original song written specifically for the original release of the "Best Of Kansas" album?
* Kansas recorded a version of what song in 1999 on the album "Always Never The Same"?
* Which song reached the highest point on any chart for this band?
* Kansas opened for which major act of the 1960s as one of their first big shows?
* Who was the lead singer from 1982 to 1985?
* The song "Portrait (He Knew)" on the album "Point of Know Return" was written about which historical figure?
* What was the working title of the album "Leftoverture"?
* What was the title of the band's first live album?
* What was the title of the first Kansas song that was completely instrumental?