Queen Haikus Trivia Quiz

Answer: Bohemian Rhapsody

The iconic Queen song "Bohemian Rhapsody" was first released in 1975 on the album, "A Night at The Opera". It was the top single in the United Kingdom in 1976 and in 1991. The song gained more popularity after it was featured in the comedy movie "Wayne's World" in 1992. The song was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2004.

Answer: I'm Going Slightly Mad

The Queen song "I'm Going Slightly Mad" was featured on Queen's final studio album, "Innuendo" in 1991. The music video for "I'm Going Slightly Mad", had Brian May dressed as a penguin, Roger Taylor riding a tricycle and Freddie Mercury wearing a bunch of bananas on his head.

Answer: Don't Stop Me Now

The Queen song "Don't Stop Me Now", was featured on the album known as "Jazz", released in 1978. The song would be featured in the comedy horror film, "Shaun of The Dead" in 2004.

Answer: Under Pressure

The Queen song "Under Pressure" was released in the "Hot Spice" album in 1981. The track famously featured a duet with Freddie Mercury and the late David Bowie. Rap musician Vanilla Ice would use music from "Under Pressure" in his signature song "Ice, Ice, Baby" in 1990.

Answer: One Vision

"One Vision" was a song included on the album, "A Kind of Magic", released in 1985. The song would be featured in the soundtrack to the movie "Iron Eagle" in 1986. "One Vision" was also featured on one of the in-car radio stations included in the 2008 video game, "Grand Theft Auto IV".

Answer: Fat Bottomed Girls

The Queen song "Fat Bottomed Girls" was released on the "Jazz" album in 1978. The cover for the single featured a nude woman riding a bicycle. The cover was censored for the American release of the single, with a painted-on red bikini bottom covering the woman's exposed rear.

Answer: Hammer to Fall

The Queen song "Hammer to Fall" was first released on "The Works" album in 1984. "Hammer to Fall" was one of many Queen songs to be featured on the "Highlander" movie in 1986. The song is a reference to the high level of tension in the world during the Cold War era.

Answer: We Are The Champions

"We Are The Champions" is often played along with its sister track "We Will Rock You". Both songs were released in 1977 as part of the "News of The World" album. The two songs have become iconic as inspirational themes often used by sports teams around the world.

Answer: Somebody to Love

The Queen song "Somebody to Love" was released on the album "A Day at The Races" in 1976. Following Freddie Mercury's death in 1991, the late George Michael would perform "Somebody to Love" at a tribute concert to Mercury in 1992. The song was featured in the movie "Ella Enchanted" in 2004 where it was sung by lead actress Anne Hathaway.

Answer: Save Me

"Save Me" is a Queen song featured on the album, "The Game", which was released in 1980. The song was written by lead guitarist Brian May. This is one of Queen's lesser known songs, as it has not been featured in movies, games or other media. The single reached as high as number eleven on the British charts.