Test Your Knowledge Of The Phantom Of The Opera Lyrics
Have you read the novel Phantom of the Opera? Have you also watched the movie? Do you know the lyrics to the song? If you want to score yourself on the lyrics of the Phantom of the Opera, take this quiz and find out what you really know! Good luck with the quiz!
- 1.
Which is the correct title of the song?
- A.
The Phantom of Opera
- B.
The Opera Phantom
- C.
The Phantom of the Opera
- D.
Phantom of the Opera
- E.
Phantom of Opera
Correct Answer
C. The Phantom of the OperaExplanation
The correct title of the song is "The Phantom of the Opera" because it accurately represents the subject of the song, which is a mysterious character known as the Phantom who is associated with the opera. The other options either switch the order of the words or omit the word "the," which would alter the meaning and not accurately reflect the content of the song.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Who wrote the songs lyrics?
- A.
Sayra Brightman
- B.
Sara Britman
- C.
Sarah Britman
- D.
Sara Broughtman
- E.
Sarah Brightman
Correct Answer
E. Sarah BrightmanExplanation
Sarah Brightman is the correct answer because she is a well-known singer and songwriter who has written the lyrics for many of her own songs. She has had a successful career in the music industry and is known for her powerful and emotive vocals.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Finish the lyrics to the first verse, "In sleep he sang to me, In dreams he came, that voice which calls to me and" what?
- A.
Brings out the shame
- B.
Speaks my name
- C.
Puts me to shame
- D.
Speaks the shame
- E.
Calls out my name
Correct Answer
B. Speaks my nameExplanation
The correct answer is "Speaks my name". This answer completes the pattern of the previous lines in the verse, suggesting that the voice being referred to in the lyrics not only calls to the person but also speaks their name.Rate this question:
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- 4.
The first line to the SECOND verse says "And do I _____ again", what is the missing lyric?
- A.
Dream
- B.
Speak
- C.
Love
- D.
Hurt
- E.
Sing
Correct Answer
A. DreamExplanation
The missing lyric in the second verse is "Dream". This is inferred from the phrase "And do I dream again" which suggests that the speaker is questioning whether they are experiencing a dream or reality.Rate this question:
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- 5.
In the second verse, the title of the song is said for the first time. Which line is it said?
- A.
5th
- B.
1st
- C.
2nd
- D.
3rd
- E.
4th
Correct Answer
D. 3rdExplanation
In the given question, it is stated that in the second verse, the title of the song is mentioned for the first time. The question asks which line it is said. The answer is the 3rd line.Rate this question:
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- 6.
The Phantom of the Opera is inside their what?
- A.
Dreams
- B.
Mind
- C.
Closet
- D.
Heart
- E.
Television
Correct Answer
B. MindExplanation
The correct answer is "Mind" because "The Phantom of the Opera" is a fictional character that exists within the imagination or thoughts of individuals. It is not a physical entity that can be found in a closet, heart, or television. Therefore, the most logical explanation is that the character exists inside their mind.Rate this question:
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- 7.
"Sing once again with me, our strange ___" , what?
- A.
Minds
- B.
Dreams
- C.
Hearts
- D.
Love
- E.
Duet
Correct Answer
E. DuetExplanation
The correct answer is "Duet" because the sentence is referencing a song or musical performance where two people sing together. A duet is a musical composition or performance for two voices or instruments, so it fits perfectly in the given context.Rate this question:
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- 8.
In the song the lyrics say that "those who have seen your face, draw back in fear, I am the ____ you wear", what is the missing lyric?
- A.
Clothes
- B.
Pain
- C.
Mask
- D.
Wig
- E.
Smile
Correct Answer
C. MaskExplanation
The missing lyric in the song is "Mask". The lyrics suggest that when people see the person's face, they are frightened and draw back in fear. The speaker then claims to be the "Mask" that the person wears, implying that their true identity is hidden behind a facade or a mask.Rate this question:
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- 9.
How does the chorus begin?
- A.
You're my spirit, and you're my voice
- B.
You're my heart, and you're my voice
- C.
You're my spirit, and you're my heart
- D.
You're my voice, and you're my spirit
- E.
You're my heart, and my soul
Correct Answer
A. You're my spirit, and you're my voiceExplanation
The chorus begins with the line "You're my spirit, and you're my voice." This line establishes the theme of a strong connection and reliance between the speaker and the person they are addressing. The repetition of "you're my" emphasizes the importance of this person in the speaker's life, suggesting that they are not only a source of inspiration and guidance (spirit) but also a means of expression and communication (voice). This opening line sets the tone for the rest of the chorus, highlighting the deep emotional bond between the speaker and the person they are addressing.Rate this question:
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- 10.
"Sing my ___ of music", what is the missing lyric?
- A.
Dreamer
- B.
Sister
- C.
Daughter
- D.
Angel
- E.
Lover
Correct Answer
D. AngelExplanation
The missing lyric in the phrase "Sing my ___ of music" is "Angel". This can be inferred from the options provided, where "Angel" is the only word that fits grammatically and thematically in the sentence. The other options do not make sense in the context of singing about music.Rate this question:
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