MercyMe Rock Band Trivia

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This is a quiz over MercyMe Rock Band, just for fun. Enjoy.

Questions and Answers

1.

MercyMe released six independent albums before signing with what label in 2001?
- A.
  
  INO
- B.
  
  Sony
- C.
  
  RCA
- D.
  
  EMI
Correct Answer
A. INO

Explanation
MercyMe released six independent albums before signing with INO Records in 2001. INO Records is a Christian music label based in Brentwood, Tennessee. Signing with INO Records provided MercyMe with more resources and opportunities to reach a wider audience and further their music career.

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2.

What 2001 song earned MercyMe GMA's 2001 Song of The Year Award?
- A.
  
  I Can Only Imagine
- B.
  
  Hold Fast
- C.
  
  So Long Self
- D.
  
  Lead Me On
Correct Answer
A. I Can Only Imagine

Explanation
"I Can Only Imagine" is the correct answer because it is the song that earned MercyMe GMA's 2001 Song of The Year Award. This song became a huge hit and resonated with many listeners due to its powerful lyrics and emotional message. It was widely praised for its heartfelt and inspirational nature, making it a deserving recipient of the prestigious award.

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3.

MercyMe's Bart Mallard released what solo CD in 2005?
- A.
  
  Undone
- B.
  
  Spoken For
- C.
  
  Hymned
- D.
  
  The Need
Correct Answer
C. Hymned

Explanation
Bart Mallard, the lead singer of MercyMe, released a solo CD titled "Hymned" in 2005. This CD featured Mallard's renditions of classic hymns, showcasing his talent and passion for these timeless songs of worship. "Hymned" allowed Mallard to explore his musical abilities outside of MercyMe and connect with listeners on a deeper level through his heartfelt interpretations of beloved hymns.

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4.

What foundation did MercyMe start to help young missionaries?
- A.
  
  Mercy Crusaders
- B.
  
  IKON
- C.
  
  The Go Foundation
- D.
  
  Camp Sunshine
Correct Answer
C. The Go Foundation

Explanation
The correct answer is The Go Foundation. MercyMe started The Go Foundation to help young missionaries.

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5.

What MercyMe song was written in response to a reviewer's criticism of the band?
- A.
  
  One Trick Pony
- B.
  
  Bring The Rain
- C.
  
  You're To Blame
- D.
  
  Last One Standing
Correct Answer
A. One Trick Pony

Explanation
"One Trick Pony" is the correct answer because it was written by MercyMe in response to a reviewer's criticism of the band. This suggests that the band wanted to address the criticism and prove that they are not just a one-trick pony, but have more to offer in terms of their music and talent.

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MercyMe Rock Band Trivia

MercyMe released six independent albums before signing with what label in 2001?

What 2001 song earned MercyMe GMA's 2001 Song of The Year Award?

MercyMe's Bart Mallard released what solo CD in 2005?

What foundation did MercyMe start to help young missionaries?

What MercyMe song was written in response to a reviewer's criticism of the band?