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Just A Moment! Trivia Quiz

This is a quiz about song lyrics that include the words, "Just" or "Moment". Tell me the movie or show, the writer, or whatever is asked for. Merrily you should roll along!

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

Author
mpkitty

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
356,854

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
7 / 10

Plays
395

Question 1 of 10

1. A song from a Broadway musical and movie includes these lyrics:
"It only takes a moment, to be loved your whole life through".
What show and movie is "It Only Takes a Moment" from? Hint

Guys and Dolls

The Unsinkable Molly Brown

Miss Saigon

Hello Dolly

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Question 2 of 10

2. This song is a wonderful standard which has been performed by many artists; my favorite is by Ella Fitzgerald. The lyrics start:
"From this moment on, you for me dear
Only two for tea dear, from this moment on"
Who wrote this great song?
Hint

Sammy Kahn

Ira Gershwin

Cole Porter

Shania Twain

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Question 3 of 10

3. "Magic Moments" was a 1958 hit for a popular singer noted for being laid back.
Some jokes about him at the time were on the theme, "I was afraid he'd fall asleep before he finished the song". (Ha ha).
Who was this mellow crooner? Hint

Bill Haley

Larry Fortensky

Richard Marx

Perry Como

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Question 4 of 10

4. This song was a 1988 release which was an Emmy winner. The singer was a very
popular recording artist who was also in films. A sad fact about her was that
she was addicted to drugs, sometimes appearing to be anorexic. What was this song? Hint

One Moment in Time

Hello Dolly

Bodyguard Moments

In Golden Moments

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Question 5 of 10

5. "At this Moment" ("What did you think/I would do at this moment...") became a very popular song in 1987, it was heard everywhere, it seemed. What songwriter/singer wrote and made it popular? Hint

Dolly Parton

George Gershwin

Porter Wagoner

Billy Vera

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Question 6 of 10

6. An old song, recorded by many, was revived by David Lee Roth in 1985. The song
has proved its longevity by being performed since W.W.I until the present.
What song is it? Hint

Just a Gigolo

Just a Love Call

Roses of Picardy

Just Bummin' Around

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Question 7 of 10

7. A popular country song, recorded by Hank Snow, Jimmy Dean and others, it became a very popular crossover hit when recorded by Dean Martin. This great song had what name (sometimes preceded by "Just")? Hint

Sixteen Tons

Bumming Around

Strawberry Roan

Walkin' in the Rain

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Question 8 of 10

8. Which word completes the song title in this 1921 song, written for the Broadway show, "Shufflin' Along"?

"I'm Just ________ About Harry" Hint

Crazed

Wild

Sweet

Nuts

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Question 9 of 10

9. "Just One More" was a song from the movie, "Tin Cup". It was sung by great country singer, George Jones. In the song, what did the singer want "just one more" of? Hint

Drink of Gatorade

Drink of milk

Drink of wine

Drink of whiskey

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Question 10 of 10

10. For Bob Dylan fans, one of his great songs from the 60s was "Just Like a Woman".
Finish this verse with the next few words:

"She takes just like a woman, yes she does
She makes love just like a woman, yes she does
And she aches just like a woman
But she breaks just _________________".
Hint

with a toss of her curls

like a sipping glass

like a little girl

with a small cruel word

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. A song from a Broadway musical and movie includes these lyrics: "It only takes a moment, to be loved your whole life through". What show and movie is "It Only Takes a Moment" from?

Answer: Hello Dolly

The first Broadway production of "Hello Dolly" starred Carol Channing in the title role. Other stars followed her, and the movie version starred Barbra Streisand. The production I saw starred the wonderful Mary Martin.

2. This song is a wonderful standard which has been performed by many artists; my favorite is by Ella Fitzgerald. The lyrics start: "From this moment on, you for me dear Only two for tea dear, from this moment on" Who wrote this great song?

Answer: Cole Porter

"From This Moment On" was only one of the almost l,000 songs written by the great American songwriter, Cole Porter. It can be heard in the 1953 film,
"Kiss Me Kate", and was first recorded by Doris Day in 1950.

Cole Porter had an interesting life and this life was the basis for two films, "Night and Day" (1946) starring Cary Grant, and "De-Lovely" starring Kevin Kline. "Night and Day" was not very true to the life of Porter, probably because it had restrictions about telling the truth about his homosexuality.
"De-Lovely" was a truer depiction.

You can find a list of his huge number of songs on the "Cole Porter Songlist Page".

3. "Magic Moments" was a 1958 hit for a popular singer noted for being laid back. Some jokes about him at the time were on the theme, "I was afraid he'd fall asleep before he finished the song". (Ha ha). Who was this mellow crooner?

Answer: Perry Como

"Magic Moments" was a bouncy song written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David, authors of many hit songs.

4. This song was a 1988 release which was an Emmy winner. The singer was a very popular recording artist who was also in films. A sad fact about her was that she was addicted to drugs, sometimes appearing to be anorexic. What was this song?

Answer: One Moment in Time

"One Moment in Time" was written, not for a Broadway show or a movie, but for the Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea, in 1988. Whitney Houston sang it there, at the opening ceremonies. The song became a great hit for her and won an Emmy in 1989,

5. "At this Moment" ("What did you think/I would do at this moment...") became a very popular song in 1987, it was heard everywhere, it seemed. What songwriter/singer wrote and made it popular?

Answer: Billy Vera

A prolific songwriter for many artists, Billy Vera started his own band after moving to Southern California in 1979. There, he continued writing songs and playing in local venues. "At This Moment" was heard in a club by a television producer who included it on his show and the song became wildly popular. Billy Vera continued his music career and became an important figure in popular music.

6. An old song, recorded by many, was revived by David Lee Roth in 1985. The song has proved its longevity by being performed since W.W.I until the present. What song is it?

Answer: Just a Gigolo

This song has had an interesting history, including a start in post W.W.I. Austria. It has been recorded by many artists from Bing Crosby to Marlene Dietrich to Louis Prima. It even made an appearance in an old "Betty Boop" cartoon.

Answer: Bumming Around

This song was written by a little-known songwriter and band leader, Pete Graves. He was from a small town, White Salmon, Washington. As a teen, I used
to go to dances where Pete Graves and the Bunkhouse Buddies played. "Bumming Around" was his greatest claim to fame.

8. Which word completes the song title in this 1921 song, written for the Broadway show, "Shufflin' Along"? "I'm Just ________ About Harry"

Answer: Wild

This song has been performed by many artists, and heard in several movies through the years. Two of the movies are "Babes in Arms" performed by Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney in 1939, and "Rose of Washington Square" performed by Alice Faye, the same year.

When President Harry Truman was running for President of the United States in 1948, he used the song for his campaign song. It must have been effective; he won!

9. "Just One More" was a song from the movie, "Tin Cup". It was sung by great country singer, George Jones. In the song, what did the singer want "just one more" of?

Answer: Drink of wine

George Jones is and was one of the greatest country singers. He has a very twangy voice that on him, sounds good. He got a lot of publicity from his on-off relationship with ex-wife, singer Tammy Wynette. He is known as "Ole Possum".

10. For Bob Dylan fans, one of his great songs from the 60s was "Just Like a Woman". Finish this verse with the next few words: "She takes just like a woman, yes she does She makes love just like a woman, yes she does And she aches just like a woman But she breaks just _________________".

Answer: like a little girl

"Just Like a Woman" was a Dylan song that kept people guessing. Just who was it about? Although he didn't like people to try and figure out his songs, they did anyway. Some think it was about the famous folksinger, Joan Baez, while others
were convinced it was Edie Sedgwick of Andy Warhol fame.

Written in 1965, later it was covered by many other artists (Joe Cocker, Rod Stewart, etc,) It was recorded on Dylan's album, "Blonde on Blonde" and is worth a listen on You Tube.

Source: Author mpkitty

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