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Quiz about American Idol The First 4 Seasons Pt 2

"American Idol" - The First 4 Seasons - Pt. 2 Quiz

This quiz is a continuation of my first review of seasons 1 through 4 of "American Idol". Relax and enjoy part two.

A multiple-choice quiz by memorylane42. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
memorylane42

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
210,599

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

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Avg Score
7 / 10

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Question 1 of 10

1. Which season 1 finalist recorded the album "Thankful", which includes the songs "A Moment Like This" and "Miss Independent"? Hint

Tamyra Gray

Kelly Clarkson

Nikki McKibbon

Ryan Starr

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Question 2 of 10

2. Which former contestant co-wrote the song "I Believe", which was sung by the winner and runner-up at the grand finale of season 3? Hint

Christina Christian

Justin Guarini

Tamyra Gray

Kelly Clarkson

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Question 3 of 10

3. Two "American Idol" finalists were natives of Hawaii. Can you name them? Hint

Christina Christian and A.J. Gil

Anthony Fedorov and Anwar Robinson

Jasmine Trias and Camille Velasco

Julia D'amato and Ricky Smith

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Question 4 of 10

4. Which season 4 contestant dropped out of the race just before the start of the finalist rounds? Hint

Corey Clark

Mario Vasquez

Nikko Smith

R.J. Helton

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Question 5 of 10

5. Of these "American Idol" finalists, which one previously taught disabled children in Raleigh, North Carolina? Hint

Josh Gracin

Anwar Robinson

Clay Aiken

Kimberley Locke

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Question 6 of 10

6. Three of these "American Idol" finalists performed during the same season. Which one does not belong to this group? Hint

Lindsey Cardinale

Carmen Rasmusen

Trenyce

Kimberly Caldwell

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Question 7 of 10

7. Which of these celebrities has never appeared on "American Idol" during it's first four seasons? Hint

Celine Dion

Lionel Ritchie

Elton John

Gladys Knight

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Question 8 of 10

8. How was the previous age requirement changed prior to auditions for season 4? Hint

The maximum age was raised from 24 to 28

The maximum age was lowered from 28 to 24

The minimum age was lowered from 18 to 16

The minimum age was raised from 16 to 18

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Question 9 of 10

9. How many of the season 4 "American Idol" finalists would not have qualified for the competition if the age requirement had not been changed? Hint

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Question 10 of 10

10. Who entered the final competition with Carrie Underwood in season 4? Hint

Bo Bice

Anthony Fedorov

Vonzell Soloman

Constantine Maroulis

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Which season 1 finalist recorded the album "Thankful", which includes the songs "A Moment Like This" and "Miss Independent"?

Answer: Kelly Clarkson

Kelly Clarkson was the first "American Idol" winner. She sang "A Moment Like This" at the final competition, and again on the show's final results night. Her album "Breakaway" was later released.

2. Which former contestant co-wrote the song "I Believe", which was sung by the winner and runner-up at the grand finale of season 3?

Answer: Tamyra Gray

Both Diana DeGarmo and Fantasia Barrino sang "I Believe" at the season 3 finals. Fantasia later recorded the song on a single CD. It is also included in her album, "Free Yourself". Tamyra Gray, who placed fourth in season 1, co-wrote the song.

3. Two "American Idol" finalists were natives of Hawaii. Can you name them?

Answer: Jasmine Trias and Camille Velasco

Camille and Jasmine both auditioned for "American Idol" in Hawaii. Camille comes from Haiku, Maui. Jasmine is from Miliani. Both girls, were extremely popular with their Hawaiian fans during season 3.

4. Which season 4 contestant dropped out of the race just before the start of the finalist rounds?

Answer: Mario Vasquez

Mario, who advanced from the semifinals to finalist status, dropped out of the race for "personal reasons". This move created an opportunity for Nikko Smith to take his place. Nikko lasted an additional three weeks before being voted off.

5. Of these "American Idol" finalists, which one previously taught disabled children in Raleigh, North Carolina?

Answer: Clay Aiken

Clay, who became season 2's runner-up, majored in special education at the University of North Carolina, and worked with autistic children prior to his "Idol" days. Anwar Robinson, who finished in seventh place during season 4, taught music at a middle school in East Orange, New Jersey.

6. Three of these "American Idol" finalists performed during the same season. Which one does not belong to this group?

Answer: Lindsey Cardinale

Trenyce, Carmen, and Kimberly finished in fifth, sixth, and seventh places during season 2. Lindsey was the first finalist to be eliminated in season 4.

7. Which of these celebrities has never appeared on "American Idol" during it's first four seasons?

Answer: Celine Dion

Many guest stars have been featured on the show; acting as judges along with Simon, Randy, and Paula. This was especially true during seasons 2 and 3, when many greats, including Barry Manilow, Lionel Richie, Elton John, Gladys Knight, and Neil Sedaka appeared.

8. How was the previous age requirement changed prior to auditions for season 4?

Answer: The maximum age was raised from 24 to 28

The original age range for "American Idol" was from 16 to 24. The producers later raised the maximum age to 28, allowing for more experienced candidates to audition.

9. How many of the season 4 "American Idol" finalists would not have qualified for the competition if the age requirement had not been changed?

Answer: 5

By the end of season 4, Bo and Constantine were 29 years of age. Scott Savol and Nadia Turner were both 28, and Anwar Robinson was 26. These five would have been too old to have qualified in previous seasons.

10. Who entered the final competition with Carrie Underwood in season 4?

Answer: Bo Bice

The grand finale was a contest between the "rocker with soul" from Helena, Alabama and "the country girl with heart" from Checotah, Oklahoma. Though the race was close between these two very diverse singers; Carrie's sweet, angelic voice won her the title of "American Idol". Three weeks later, Bo admitted (in a press interview), that he actually hoped he would not win the competition. Though he was grateful for all of the exposure that the show provided him, he believed that the title of "American Idol" may have hindered his opportunity to record the type of records that he most identifies with.

Source: Author memorylane42

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