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1. Chevy Chase and Madolyn Smith-Osborne decide to move out to the country. Chevy is a writer and wants to write in quiet little Vermont. What is the name of this movie? "Funny _____".

Answer: Farm

"When are you gonna come down"
"When are you going to land"
"I should have stayed on the farm."

Reginald Kenneth Dwight was born on March 25, 1947 in Pinner, England. Reginald changed his name to Elton later in his career.

2. What perfume was designed by H. Alpert Company in 1999? This perfume has a blend of flowers, spices and woods.

Answer: Listen

"I should have listened to my old man."

Elton John established the Elton John AIDS Foundation in 1992. Elton
currently holds the Chairman position of this charity. The Foundation has distributed over $14 million in North America alone. If you want to give to this charity, please see the eltonjohn.com site for more information.

3. Can you fill in the blank for this Randy Travis song? "________ and ever, amen" "As long as old men sit and talk about the weather."

Answer: Forever

"You know you can't hold me forever."

Elton John had three major hits with the movie "The Lion King". Elton was nominated for three Oscars for Best Music, Original Song. Elton picked up the Oscar for the song "Can You Feel the Love Tonight". "Circle of Life" and "Hakuna Matata" both were nominated but did not win that year.

4. When you go to a child's birthday party, you better bring the birthday child one of these. What word am I thinking of that starts with the letter P?

Answer: Present

"I didn't sign up with you"
"I'm not a present for your friends to open."

Elton John started taking piano lessons early on in life. Elton joined a band by the name of Bluesology. He broke away from the band in the late 60's to venture on his own.

5. Cher has two children, one is Chastity Bono and the other is Elijah Allman. What is Elijah's middle name?

Answer: Blue

"This boy's too young to be singing the blues."

I recall Elton singing the song "A Candle In the Wind" for Princess Di's funeral. It was so sad to lose the beautiful Princess. Yet, somehow, with the words, "Goodbye England's Rose", it seemed to soothe us. The song was the largest selling single within a month of its release.

6. The Baha Men came up with this clever little song, "Who Let the ____ Out". Do you know which word is missing?

Answer: Dogs

"So goodbye yellow brick road"
"Where the dogs of society howl."

Queen Elizabeth knighted "Sir" Elton John on February 12, 1998. Petula Clarke and Arthur C. Clarke were also knighted during this time by the Queen of England.

7. In the 1990 movie, "Pretty Woman", Edward Lewis stayed in this room in Beverly Hills. Do you know which hotel room I am referring to?

Answer: Penthouse

"You can't plant me in your penthouse"
"I'm going back to my plough."

Elton had many hit albums and singles through the years. 1974 was a hit year for Elton. "Bennie and the Jets", "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" and "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" were all major hits that year. 1975 followed with more hits including, "Philadelphia Freedom", Someone Saved my Life Tonight" and "Pinball Wizard" came out in 1976.

8. Laura Ingalls made her debut in this book that was published originally in 1932. What is the name of this book? "Little House in the Big _________".

Answer: Woods

"Back to the howling old owl in the woods."

Carol Bayer Sager and Burt Bacharach put together one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard, "That's what Friends are For". This song was made famous by the foursome singers, including, Dionne Warwick, Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight and Elton. This song was the number one hit for four weeks in 1985.

9. You could mistake this amphibian for a frog. Do you know what animal this is?

Answer: toad

"Hunting the horny back toad."

Elton had dedicated many songs for different celebrities over the years. He created "Philadelphia Freedom" as a tribute to Billie Jean King. Marilyn Monroe was the inspiration for his first release of "Candle in the Wind". "Song for a Guy", was a tribute to Guy Burchett after he died from a motorcycle accident. "Empty Garden" was also a tribute to John Lennon.

10. This album was released in 1973. The album not only included such great hits as, "Candle in the Wind", "Bennie and the Jets" but the album title also was a hit of Elton's. If you can't come up with the name of the song title, let's head off to see the "Wizard of Oz". What song is this?

Answer: Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

"Oh I've finally decided my future lies"
"Beyond the yellow brick road."

Elton loved to be the center of attention with his wild glasses, high
platform shoes and strange costumes. I recall the glasses that flashed "ELTON" in lights. Elton's costumes were only second to the world famous Liberace.

Elton was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994. Elton has been nominated for numerous awards, The Grammy, The Oscar, Golden Globes and even MTV Movie Awards. Elton, we're so proud of you. I can't imagine who will sing a song for you as a tribute. You are truly spectacular!

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Hey Elton John, What Song Am I? Quiz

I'm going to give you words to a song by Elton John. You have to figure out each clue to arrive at the final answer on question #10. Good luck and have fun with this!

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