Under The Bridge Trivia Quiz

Answer: Graffiti Bridge

"Graffiti Bridge" was released six years after "Purple Rain" hit the theaters. The sequel still featured actor and musician, Prince, in the lead role of The Kid. He was now a night club owner and battled his nemesis, Morris, a fellow club owner. The soundtrack included original music by Prince, The Time, George Clinton, Tevin Campbell, and Mavis Staples.

Answer: Pontoon

A pontoon bridge is a movable bridge that is usually temporary and made up of boats (pontoons) to form a bridge to cross water. Suspension and arch bridges are permanent structures that are the strongest types of bridges. A truss bridge is made by welding strong metallic triangle pieces to form a very sturdy bridge that trucks can drive over.

Answer: Billie

Billie is a nickname for Lillian in the feminine sense. Billie or Billy could also be used as a nickname for William in the masculine sense. Bri, Bree, or Birdie are all shortened or variations on the name Bridget. You may also see the name spelled as Brigit or Brigitte.

Answer: BSSM

The Red Hot Chili Peppers' song "Under The Bridge" was a departure for the California rock band. The sensitive ballad was written by lead singer Anthony Kiedis about his life and addictions growing up. It appeared on their landmark album "Blood Sugar Sex Magik" in 1991.

Answer: George Washington

The George Washington Bridge is not only the busiest bridge in New York City, it has the most traffic volume of any bridge in the world. The large suspension bridge connects Manhattan to Fort Lee in New Jersey. In total, New York City is home to almost 800 bridges and tunnels.

Answer: Don't Stop Me Now

"Don't Stop Me Now" is a classic song by the British rock band that has many dramatic tempo changes. The upbeat and positive song slows down during a bridge with a piano break and the given lyric before building up the intensity again. It was released on their 1978 album "Jazz".

Answer: Seven

The Seven Mile Bridge is a scenic travelway that has been featured in motion pictures like "True Lies". The seven mile bridge has a speed limit up to 55 miles per hour in parts and serves to connect Key West to the rest of inland Florida. The bridge was built in 1982 for traffic. Specifically it starts at Knight's Key in the Middle Keys to Little Duck Key in the Lower Keys.

Answer: Naomi Judd

Naomi Judd and her daughter, Wynonna formed The Judds, a beloved country music duo that dominated the Grammy and Country Music Association Awards in the 1980s. Naomi co-wrote "Love Can Build A Bridge" in 1990 with Paul Overstreet and John Barlow Jarvis. The Judds released the song on the same named album and it reached the top five of the Billboard Country Music charts in 1991.

Answer: The Saturdays

The Saturdays were a five-member girl group that continued the pattern set by the Spice Girls in the prior decade. The pop group released their debut single "If This Is Love" in 2008 and it reached the top ten on the UK Singles chart. The band's original lineup included Frankie Bridge, Una Healy, Rochelle Humes, Mollie King, and Vanessa White.

They had one UK Single reach the top of the charts, "What About Us", which was a collaboration with reggae artist Sean Paul.

Answer: Played by two teams of two

Bridge is a four person card game using all 52 cards. Players are not allowed to verbally give clues to their partners about their strategy during game play. The goal is to accumulate tricks. The ace is worth the most points, four. The king is worth three and the queen is worth two tricks. The game with pegging is called cribbage.