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Hit the Road, Jack! Trivia Quiz

Each of the following song titles refers to a specific roadway.

A multiple-choice quiz by JellyTrollMorton. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
JellyTrollMorton

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
79,158

Updated
Jul 26 22

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
7 / 10

Plays
1238

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Question 1 of 10

1. Which of the following songs was written by Bob Dylan? Hint

Irrefutably Fifth Street

Absolutely Third Street

Positively Fourth Street

Undeniably Second Street

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Question 2 of 10

2. Where is there a fireman with an hourglass? Hint

Sunset Boulevard

Madison Avenue

Main Street

Penny Lane

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Question 3 of 10

3. What song was a hit for Gerry Rafferty in 1978? Hint

Sixth Avenue

Bleeker Street

Baker Street

Sunnyside Street

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Question 4 of 10

4. Where did the Drifters find that the neon lights are bright? Hint

On Fifth Avenue

On 42nd Street

On Broadway

On Wall Street

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Question 5 of 10

5. Where did I write 'I am you'? Hint

On Broadway

On Second Avenue

On the Road Again

On Santa Monica Boulevard

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Question 6 of 10

6. Who recorded an album with the tracks 'Thunder Road' and 'Tenth Avenue Freeze Out'? Hint

Steppenwolf

Yes

The Doors

Bruce Springsteen

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Question 7 of 10

7. Which bridge is mentioned in a Simon and Garfunkel song title? Hint

George Washington Boulevard Bridge

Queensborough Parkway Bridge

Lincoln Avenue Bridge

59th Street Bridge

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Question 8 of 10

8. Which song written by George Harrison is named after a real street in Los Angeles? Hint

Blue Jay Way

Santa Monica Boulevard

Sunset Boulevard

Sixth Street

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Question 9 of 10

9. Which of the following songs was written by Harry Chapin? Hint

Second Avenue

Old College Avenue

Bleeker Street

La Guardia Taxi Way

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Question 10 of 10

10. What song was a hit for Eddy Grant?

Answer: (Two Words (Remember the theme))

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Which of the following songs was written by Bob Dylan?

Answer: Positively Fourth Street

Although they all sound like Dylan titles, 'Positively Fourth Street' is the correct answer. (I've got a lot of nerve, for starting with this question).

2. Where is there a fireman with an hourglass?

Answer: Penny Lane

'And in his pocket is a portrait of the queen, He likes to keep his fire engine clean, it's a clean machine.'

3. What song was a hit for Gerry Rafferty in 1978?

Answer: Baker Street

'Winding your way down on Baker Street, Light in your head and dead on your feet.'

4. Where did the Drifters find that the neon lights are bright?

Answer: On Broadway

The song was later recorded by George Benson.

5. Where did I write 'I am you'?

Answer: On Second Avenue

'Then all the things that we felt, must eventually melt and fade, like the frost on your window pane, Where I wrote 'I am you' on Second Avenue'.

6. Who recorded an album with the tracks 'Thunder Road' and 'Tenth Avenue Freeze Out'?

Answer: Bruce Springsteen

The two songs appear on his 'Born to Run' album.

7. Which bridge is mentioned in a Simon and Garfunkel song title?

Answer: 59th Street Bridge

The 59th Street Bridge Song has the famous refrain 'Feelin' Groovy.'

8. Which song written by George Harrison is named after a real street in Los Angeles?

Answer: Blue Jay Way

Blue Jay Way is a small residential street where Harrison rented a house when he wrote this song.

9. Which of the following songs was written by Harry Chapin?

Answer: Old College Avenue

10. What song was a hit for Eddy Grant?

Answer: Electric Avenue

I thought that this one would be too easy if I made it a multiple choice question.

Source: Author JellyTrollMorton

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