From: heard@franklin.cc.utas.edu.au (George Lance Heard)
Subject: Laurie 8's 70's mega-quiz!!!
Summary: the condensing of text
Keywords: quiz, 70's hubba-bubba bubble gum
Organization: University of Tasmania, Australia.
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1992 00:29:14 GMT


G'day trivophiles,

	Last time I posted a quiz (Laurie 8's Glam Quiz), I got a bit of flack,
and flames and things, but one constructive criticism was to post a more
general seventies quiz. So here it is!!!

LAURIE 8'S MEGA 70's QUIZ

Rules:
	I guess everyone knows the general rules. Don't post answers, email them
to me (heard@franklin.cc.utas.edu.au) by Saturday 25th April, 197022. Each
question is worth two points, except for the prologue and epilogue. There
are four sections; film questions, film quotes, music questions and the
obligatory lyrics. All the films were big hits, all the songs were big hits,
and I have tried to eliminate Australian acts totally (and failed, of course).

	All things in this quiz are between 1970-1979, of course.

PROLOGUE (5 points)

P)	Name an internationally successful band from the 70's still performing
with the original members.

PART A - 70's Films (2pts ea, partial credit will be given)

A1) How many James Bond films were made and screened during the 70's?

A2) Steve Martin sang in two 70's films. Name the films and the songs.

A3) Who is missing from this list?
	Tony Curtis, Ringo Starr, Dom DeLuise, Timothy Dalton, George Hamilton,
	Alice Cooper.

A4) Which film was the first that Terry Gilliam directed solo?

A5) Jodie Foster made a film in 1976! What was it?

A6) Which Mark Twain novel was filmed twice in 1973?

A7) Beryl Reid played the silent Vulnavia (and the violin) in which 70's
	horror film?

A8) What was different about Frankenstein's monster in William Levey's
	1973 film?

A9) Barbara Eden starred in which film based on a Jeannie Riley song?

A10) Raplh Bakshi made some pretty weird films during the 70's, but in
	which one did he feature the 'Rotoscope'?

PART B - Movie quotes. Film and actor please. As an aid, the year of the
		film is given.

B1) "The hair. Don't touch the hair." (1977)

B2)	"I go to funerals." (1971)

B3) "Death awaits you all with nasty big teeth." (1975)

B4)	"I like to watch." (1979)

B5) "I was fondling my woolen jumper? (1973)

B6) "Why don't we all drink some very sexy wine?" (1975)

B7) "How ripping." (1971)

B8) "Frying time tonight!" (1972)

B9) "How is father? Still alive and dying?" (1977)

B10) "I've seen people that have gone green." (1976)

PART C - 70's music

C1) What was the title of Aretha Franklin's disco record?

C2) Name the Jackson 5.

C3) In 1978, 96.6% of "Seventeen" reader's poll voters named who as
	"Favorite male vocalist"?

C4) The Billboard Hot 100 chart of March 4, 1978 features three Bee Gees
	songs in the top 10; however, who held the #1 sopt?

C5) The liner notes of what 1975 album include "No one I know has listened
	to it all the way through, including myself. It is not meant to be"?

C6) Who am I? I have one leg, I play the flute, I write bizarre sleeve notes
	so long that they have to be included in the album as booklets and I
	front an English band.

C7) Name the album featuring the track listings:
		It Better End Soon (1st movement)
		It Better End Soon (2nd movement, Flute Solo)
		It Better End Soon (3rd movement, Guitar Solo)
		It Better End Soon (4th movement, Preach)
		It Better End Soon (5th movement)

C8) Which band once played under the name "The Spots"?

C9) Which 70's band gets a chapter to themselves in "American Psycho"?

C10) In April 1974, a singer and his backing band both had hits in the
	NME top 5. Who were the acts?

PART D - The obligatory lyrics section. Artist and title.

D1) Choo choo train, chuffing down the track.
	Gotta travel on, ain't never coming back.

D2) I! Don't wanna know your name.
	'Cos you don't look the same
	The way you did before.

D3) I'd like to tell you a story
	About a little man
	If I can.

D4) I've got a brand-new pair of roller-skates.

D5) When I was young, I never needed anyone.
	And making love was just for fun.

D6) Hey - you know what paradise is? It's a lie, a fantasy we create about
	people and places as we'd like them to be. But you know what truth is?
	It's that little baby you're holding, and it's that man you fought with
	this morning.

D7) I never understood a single word he said
	But I helped him to drink his wine.

D8) Now that I know you socailly
	Obviously I felt heavenly.

D9) You and me, you and me, you and me, you and me, you and me.

D10) Jack Dugan was his name.

EPILOGUE

E1) Totally irrelevant. What was written on Gabe Kotter's apartment door
	in "Welcome Back Kotter"? (2 pts)

E2) Sadly, all things must come to an end; and recently some 70's legends
	have died. Which bands would you associate with Freddie Mercury, Steve
	Gilpin and Eric Carr?

Have fun, and remember, if you've had half as much fun doing this quiz as
I did compiling it, then I've had twice as much fun as you.

Laurie 8. (heard@franklin.cc.utas.edu.au)

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