Trivia Quiz: Can You Identify The Gladys Knight Song?
Gladys knight has many memorable songs on her repertoire. It doesn't matter if it's one of her collaborations with other vocalists or her own songs, people can easily sing along to her tunes. Do you think you can recognize these few songs we've put on this quiz? Try our test and see if you recognize them.
- 1.
Which of her songs begin with the line, "both of us were silent"?
- A.
Every time you go away
- B.
Georgia
- C.
Meet me in the middle
- D.
That's what friends are for
Correct Answer
C. Meet me in the middleExplanation
The correct answer is "Meet me in the middle". This song begins with the line "both of us were silent".Rate this question:
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- 2.
Which of her songs starts with the line, "In the morning, I put breakfast on your table"?
- A.
Superwoman
- B.
Superhuman
- C.
Superman
- D.
You and I
Correct Answer
A. SuperwomanExplanation
The song that starts with the line, "In the morning, I put breakfast on your table" is "Superwoman."Rate this question:
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- 3.
Complete the following line, "I wish I could have..."
- A.
You
- B.
Given you
- C.
You all
- D.
Left
Correct Answer
B. Given youExplanation
The correct answer is "Given you." This phrase suggests that the speaker wishes they could have given something to the person they are addressing. It implies a desire to provide support, assistance, or a gift of some kind.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Complete the following line, " That, I'll fall in love if you hang ...
- A.
Around
- B.
Over
- C.
Down
- D.
Here
Correct Answer
A. AroundExplanation
The phrase "That, I'll fall in love if you hang around" suggests that the speaker will develop romantic feelings if the person being addressed stays in close proximity or spends time with them. The word "around" implies physical presence and availability, indicating that the speaker's feelings are contingent on the other person being near them.Rate this question:
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- 5.
In which song can you hear the line, " With all my faults, he finds virtue in me"?
- A.
You and I
- B.
Somehow he loves me
- C.
Somebody loves me
- D.
A love like this before
Correct Answer
B. Somehow he loves meExplanation
The correct answer is "Somehow he loves me". In this song, the line "With all my faults, he finds virtue in me" suggests that the person singing the song has flaws, but someone still loves them unconditionally.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Which of her songs were originally sang by Billie Holiday?
- A.
Always and forever
- B.
Without you
- C.
With you
- D.
I'll be seeing you
Correct Answer
D. I'll be seeing youExplanation
The song "I'll be seeing you" was originally sung by Billie Holiday. The question is asking which of the given songs were originally sung by Billie Holiday, and the correct answer is "I'll be seeing you."Rate this question:
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- 7.
In which album can one find the song "settle"?
- A.
Encore
- B.
You and me
- C.
Another journey
- D.
Another love
Correct Answer
C. Another journeyExplanation
The song "settle" can be found in the album "Another journey".Rate this question:
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- 8.
Which of her sings starts with the line, "The apple tree"?
- A.
Together
- B.
On touch
- C.
And this is love
- D.
One love
Correct Answer
C. And this is loveExplanation
The correct answer is "And this is love." This is because the question asks which of her songs starts with the line "The apple tree," and "And this is love" is the only option that matches this criteria.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Which of her songs start with, " Oooh, sunshine, blue skies"?
- A.
I wish it would rain
- B.
One more time
- C.
Baby
- D.
Waiting for you
Correct Answer
A. I wish it would rainExplanation
The correct answer is "I wish it would rain." This song starts with the lyrics "Oooh, sunshine, blue skies." The other options do not match this criteria.Rate this question:
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- 10.
What line follows the line, "If I were your woman"?
- A.
Loving you
- B.
Right here
- C.
And you were my man
- D.
And you were mine
Correct Answer
C. And you were my manExplanation
The line that follows "If I were your woman" is "And you were my man." This line is a continuation of the hypothetical scenario presented in the previous line, where the speaker imagines being in a romantic relationship. It suggests that if the person being addressed were to become the speaker's partner, the speaker would be fully committed to them.Rate this question:
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