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1. This track topped the Billboard charts for four weeks in the fall of 1980. Which song, performed by a "supremely" talented singer, was it?
2. Which song, the biggest hit of 1981, spending nine weeks in the top spot on Billboard, was an allusion to a particular attribute of an old-time movie star?
3. Which upbeat, catchy song (in which the singer is dressed up as a cheerleader in the video) was number one on Billboard for one week in December 1982?
4. This massive hit was number one on the Billboard charts for six weeks in the spring and summer of 1983 and came from a movie soundtrack. Which song, that might have you "dancing for your life", was this?
5. Another big hit from an iconic 80s movie soundtrack, which song was number one on Billboard for two weeks in the spring of 1984? Don't forget what the title of the quiz is!
6. This number one was from an 80s icon who is still going strong in this millennium. Which "sort of insane" song reached number one on Billboard for one week in May 1985?
7. Which Billboard number one hit (three weeks in 1986) relates to us through its lyrics that "children are our future?"
8. This song managed to "go-go" to the top of the Billboard charts for one week in December 1987. Which song is it?
9. This tune, from the youngest artist (she was 17) to ever write, produce and perform a solo number one hit, topped the Billboard charts in early summer 1988. Which song was this?
10. Which song, number one for two weeks in summer 1989, includes the lyrics: "step by step, heart to heart, left, right, left, we all fall down?"
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