Do You Know Beatles' Album Let It Be?

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Do You Know Beatles Album Let IT Be? - Quiz

Consider yourself a true Beatles fan? That's cool, but if that's case then you should have no trouble answering these questions at all. Let's start.

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1.

In the beggining, name for the album was?
- A.
  
  Get back
- B.
  
  Get it right
- C.
  
  Try again
- D.
  
  Go for it
Correct Answer
A. Get back

Explanation
The correct answer is "Get back." This suggests that the initial name for the album was "Get back."

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2.

Album Let it be includes motion picture of the same name. Where is the live concert held in that documentary film?
- A.
  
  Wembley stadium
- B.
  
  Town hall
- C.
  
  Broadway
- D.
  
  Rooftop
Correct Answer
D. Rooftop

Explanation
In the documentary film "Let it be," the live concert is held on a rooftop. This can be inferred from the information given in the question that the album "Let it be" includes a motion picture of the same name. The rooftop concert scene is a well-known and iconic part of the film, where the Beatles performed their last public performance together.

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3.

In what year was the album "Let it be" released?
- A.
  
  1972
- B.
  
  1970
- C.
  
  1973
- D.
  
  1968
Correct Answer
B. 1970

Explanation
The correct answer is 1970. "Let it be" is an album released by the Beatles in 1970. It was their twelfth and final studio album, and it featured iconic songs such as "Let it be" and "Across the Universe". The album was recorded in early 1969 but faced delays in production and release. It eventually became a critical and commercial success, reaching the top of the charts in multiple countries.

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4.

This album was preceeded by (non-US release)?
- A.
  
  From then to you
- B.
  
  Hey Jude
- C.
  
  Abbey road
- D.
  
  The Beatles' Christmas Album
Correct Answer
C. Abbey road

Explanation
Abbey Road is the correct answer because it was the album that was released after the non-US release of "From then to you," "Hey Jude," and "The Beatles' Christmas Album." The question is asking for the album that came after the non-US release, and Abbey Road fits that criteria.

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5.

Side one includes the song:
- A.
  
  Dig a Pony
- B.
  
  Two of Us
- C.
  
  Maggie Mae
- D.
  
  Let it be
Correct Answer
A. Dig a Pony

Explanation
The correct answer is "Dig a Pony" because it is the first song listed in the given list.

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6.

Re-release of this album was called:
- A.
  
  "Let it be... Again"
- B.
  
  "Let it be... Naked"
- C.
  
  "Let it be... Now"
- D.
  
  "Let it be... True"
Correct Answer
B. "Let it be... Naked"

Explanation
The correct answer is "Let it be... Naked." This is the title given to the re-release of the album. The word "naked" suggests that the songs on the album are presented in their stripped-down, raw form without any added production or overdubs. This version of the album was released in 2003 and aimed to showcase the original recordings as they were intended, providing a different listening experience for fans of The Beatles.

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7.

Which big event happened a month before releasing the album?
- A.
  
  John Lennon had a son
- B.
  
  Paul McCartney got married
- C.
  
  The band broke-up
- D.
  
  George Harrison died
Correct Answer
C. The band broke-up

Explanation
The correct answer is "The band broke-up." This suggests that a significant event occurred prior to the album release, leading to the disbandment of the band. This event could have had a significant impact on the band's dynamics, leading to their decision to break up.

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8.

Popular song from this album, "Save the Last Dance for Me", was first performed by:
- A.
  
  Dolly Parton
- B.
  
  Emmylou Harris
- C.
  
  Billy Joe Royal
- D.
  
  The Drifters
Correct Answer
D. The Drifters

Explanation
The correct answer is The Drifters. "Save the Last Dance for Me" is a popular song from their album and was first performed by The Drifters.

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9.

What was the name of the studio where reherseals were filmed?
- A.
  
  Twickenham
- B.
  
  Adonis
- C.
  
  Chelsea
- D.
  
  Liverpool's studio
Correct Answer
A. Twickenham

Explanation
The correct answer is Twickenham. Twickenham is the name of the studio where rehearsals were filmed.

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Do You Know Beatles' Album Let IT Be?

In the beggining, name for the album was?

Album Let it be includes motion picture of the same name. Where is the live concert held in that documentary film?

In what year was the album "Let it be" released?

This album was preceeded by (non-US release)?

Side one includes the song:

Re-release of this album was called:

Which big event happened a month before releasing the album?

Popular song from this album, "Save the Last Dance for Me", was first performed by:

What was the name of the studio where reherseals were filmed?