Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? Quiz

Answer: Croce's Restaurant & Jazz Bar

Jim Croce's first musical experience was with playing "Lady of Spain" on the accordion at age 5. He described himself as the original underachiever; some may disagree in light of his musical success, but he took a rather long and circuitous route to reach that success. From a foreign-exchange musician in Africa and the Middle East, to construction and welding during his college years, to a stint in the army and even an attempt at teaching special education, Croce finally achieved commercial success with the release of his first album, "You Don't Mess Around with Jim."

Answer: Equatorial regions

Near the equator there is little variation in the length of days and nights, so DST would have a minimal impact. Daylight saving time has been the cause of controversy from the first inception of DST in Germany during World War I. Many countries throughout the world have adopted it for some time, only to decide it was more trouble than it was worth.

Other countries continue to implement it, and even continue to change the start and end dates. No wonder the song became so popular! Does anyone really know what time it is?

Answer: Press Your Luck

Cyndi Lauper was given the dubious honor of having her own personal Whammy on the popular game show, "Press Your Luck." Well, maybe it didn't literally belong to her, but it was inspired by her wild-haired, jewelry-bedecked persona, and it does bear a certain uncanny similarity...

Answer: Over the Rainbow

Dooley Wilson played the role of Sam, the musician, and it was he and the song "As Time Goes By" that gave rise to what may be one of the most misquoted movie lines of all time. Who among us has not, at some point, heard a bad impression of Humphrey Bogart saying, "Play it again, Sam."? In fact, the line was "Play it once, Sam, for old times' sake," and it wasn't Bogie's line at all, but Ingrid Bergman's.

Answer: Kris Kristofferson

Marijohn Wilkin was a very successful country music writer, and she also owned a music publishing company in Nashville; she rubbed shoulders with many of the stars of the country music scene, and enjoyed a great deal of professional and material success.

Her spiritual life stood in stark contrast; though she had spent many Sundays during her earlier years singing and playing music in church, she had left that part of her life behind. She turned to alcohol, and even attempted suicide. This song, "One Day At a Time," arose from one of the lowest points of her life and was a personal plea from her to God for the strength to live her life as she needed to.

Answer: Cadillac

"You bring your Cadillac, leave my old wreck behind. If you got the money, honey, I got the time!" Lefty's son, Crockett Frizzell, has carried on his father's (and mother's) musical tradition. After a successful career in orthopedic medicine, Crockett moved to Nashville, TN in 1999, formed a music publishing company, and began working on recording his own music.

Answer: GPS

GPS stands for Global Positioning System, which depends on accurate time, but is not itself a time standard.

TAI stands for International Atomic Time, GMT is Greenwich Mean Time, and UTC is the abbreviation for Coordinated Universal Time.

Answer: Canada

Band member Randy Bachman left the group to form the highly successful Bachman Turner Overdrive. In 1999, the band reunited in Winnipeg to perform at the closing ceremonies of the Pan Am games, at the personal request of the Premier of Manitoba.

Answer: Romeo and Juliet

The principal actors in this 1968 Franco Zefirelli production were 15-year-old Olivia Hussey playing Juliet opposite 17-year-old Leonard Whiting's Romeo. This was the first film rendition of this classic Shakespeare play to show Romeo and Juliet in the nude.

Answer: Sodium pentothal

"In the Year 2525" was the only chart single for the recording duo of Zager and Evans. It was written in 1964 by Rick Evans and released by the duo under a small local record label in 1967. Two years later, after an Odessa, TX radio station gave the song some air time, it was picked up by RCA Records and subsequently spent six weeks at the top of the Billboard Top 100 charts in the summer of 1969.