Elton John Trivia Quizzes

I remember singing along to "Daniel", by Elton John, whenever I heard it on the radio. Here is a quiz about the song.

This is a quiz based on the life and works of Sir Elton John. It offers a variety of questions. I hope you have no problems answering them. Good luck!

Elton John released "Madman Across the Water" in the US on November 15, 1971. Contrary to rumor, the title does NOT refer to U.S. President Richard Nixon. What else do you know about the album?

Test your knowledge of Elton John's albums.

I'll give you the name of the song and a few unusual lyrics. You decide which definition matches the lyric.

Here are some first lines written by Bernie Taupin for Elton John. Your job is to guess the song title. For diehard early Elton fans, as these songs are not the well known ones.

Elton John's first album was released in 1969 in the UK (1975 in the US, making it NOT his first album ... but I digress). How well do you know it?

This album was Elton's breakthrough in both England and the United States. How much about it do YOU remember?

Elton John has released several songs or albums in memory of famous performers or others who have saddened him by their loss. This quiz will test your knowledge of those songs and the people they memorialize.

This is my second EJ quiz. I think the first one may be difficult. I think this one is better for the casual EJ fan with just a couple of toughies for the die hard!

Did you ever listen to what was on the other (B) side of an Elton John single? I'll give you some B-side songs, you tell me what album they are associated with (what album the A-side was from).

If Elton wasn't already a star by 1972 (he was), the release of "Honky Chateau" cemented his growing legacy of hit-making, adding "Honky Cat" and "Rocket Man" to the mix. Here's a quiz on the album as a whole.

Whether or not you're an avid Elton fan, you know his greatest hits. This is a quiz to test your knowledge of his greatest hits album. Good luck - some may be tricky!

"Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player" was the first Elton John album I ever had and it's one of my favorites. Can you guess the song from the lyrics? Have fun!

As one of Elton's best albums, I thought 'Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy' deserved a quiz to its name! The questions are all about the words. Good luck...

Finish the lyrics or name the song. These should be fairly easy!

In Elton's own words, 'Without Bernie there would be no Elton'. How well do you know his words?

In a career spanning almost thirty years, Elton John has produced numerous classics that hold a place in our hearts. These questions refer to some of those songs that may not have been big hits but are classics none the less. (#2)

Any Elton fans out there? I thought so! Try this quiz to test your knowledge of a true Elton classic, "Tumbleweed Connection."

Whether it's brutal honesty or diva-like ramblings, Sir Elton John is notorious for his sharp tongue. This quiz will include some spoken words and some lyrics from the pop superstar's songs. Good luck!

This quiz is about Elton John's 2006 album "The Captain and the Kid".

I have been a longtime fan of Elton John, in fact the very first album I owned was his "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road". This quiz is one about the various musicians and singers that worked with Elton, so if you read sleeve notes you should do okay.

Elton John is well-known for his long-time collaboration with lyricist Bernie Taupin. However, not all of his songs had words by Taupin. Fill in the Blank for some of these non-Taupin creations!

This test is good for casual fans as well as die hard. Many will get most of them, but only a top-notch EJ fan will get them all!

This quiz is for the ultimate Elton John Fan! If you get more than half of these questions right You are a fanatic just like me.