Is It Raining Hearts? Trivia Quiz

Answer: San Francisco

Of course Tony Bennett left his heart in San Francisco! He sang about it in 1962 with the huge hit "I Left My Heart in San Francisco". The record reached gold record status and earned the Grammy Award for Record of the Year. It also earned Tony Bennett the award for Best Male Solo Vocal Performance.

This song, written by George Cory and Douglass Cross became Bennett's signature song and peaked at number nineteen on the Billboard Hot 100. What Tony Bennett had to say about the song was "That song helped make me a world citizen.

It allowed me to live, work and sing in any city on the globe. It changed my whole life." (Quote from Wikipedia)

Answer: Displaying my feelings openly

Shakespeare's "Othello" used this idiom in 1604 for the character Iago, who said, "The native act and figure of my heart/In compliment extern, 'tis not long after/But I will wear my heart upon my sleeve/For daws to peck at: I am not what I am." It has since become common parlance and adapted by all manner of music acts for song titles, including Motorhead and James Morrison.

Answer: Heartthrob

Young ladies who develop excited and immature romantic feelings about some handsome male celebrities often refer to those men as their heart throb. The celebrity becomes an object of infatuation for these young ladies.

Answer: Heart

The 1985 album "Heart" was part of the band Heart's transition into hard rock. The album was on the U.S. Billboard 200 for an incredible ninety-two weeks and was a number one album having reached the status of quintuple platinum. The album also achieved the number nineteen spot on the UK Albums Chart, number twenty-two on the Swedish Albums Chart and number twenty-two on the Canadian Albums Chart.

This album also spawned the number-one single hit "These Dreams" which was number one on the U.S. Billboard Adult Contemporary Chart, the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and the Canadian Adult Contemporary Chart.

Answer: Hart to Hart

"Hart to Hart", which ran from 1979 to 1984, was an American television series about Jonathan and Jennifer Hart. They were a wealthy couple who worked as amateur detectives. Their butler Max, played by Lionel Stander, was not only their butler, chauffeur and cook but he also helped them solve the crimes they were working on. "Freeway", a Lowchen dog had been rescued when wandering on the freeway and he was the much loved pet belonging to the Harts.

Answer: Professor Coldheart

Professor Coldheart was the first true villain of the Care Bears. Professor Coldheart appeared in "The Care Bears in the Land Without Feelings" (1983) and then in the 1985 television cartoon series. His sidekick was known as Frostbite. Professor Coldheart lived in none other than Coldheart Castle and was a skinny, aged and blue-skinned man

Answer: "Heart and Souls" (1993)

After a bus crash claiming the lives of Harrison (Charles Grodin), Milo (Tom Sizemore), Penny (Alfre Woodard) and Julia (Kyra Sedgwick), these four souls found themselves wandering the earth in the need to complete their unfinished business. Somehow they became tied to a newborn baby named Thomas Reilly, who was born at the exact moment when the four bus passengers lost their lives. Growing up Thomas could see them which created problems for Thomas because nobody else could see them.

The four souls eventually hid themselves from Thomas to avoid the problems that were arising for him due to having these "imaginary" friends.

After twenty-five years the souls return to Thomas (Robert Downey, Jr.) seeking his help. Reluctant at first, Thomas eventually did help the four souls finish what they needed to do so they could move on to Heaven.

Answer: Purple

The Purple Heart is the oldest US military award. In New Windsor, New York, one can view the national registry of military personnel who were injured or killed during combat at the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor. This medal was first awarded on February 22, 1932 and has since been awarded over 1.5 million times.

Answer: Feast of Saint Valentine

Valentine's Day, also known as Saint Valentine's Day and as the Feast of Saint Valentine takes place every February fourteenth. In the circle of Geoffrey Chaucer, this day became associated with love and romance. Through the centuries this date evolved with the traditional giving of gifts, candy, flowers and cards known as "valentines" to express love.

The common symbols used on valentines include hearts, Cupid-like figures and even doves.

Answer: Hartebeest

The Hartebeest is a social animal and can have herds as large as three hundred antelopes. Most of the time this animal has a calm demeanor but, if angered, it can become very ferocious. They graze mainly on grass all year round. They will have one offspring after an eight month gestation period.

The hartebeest lives in savannas, woodlands and also the open plains. There are several subspecies of hartebeest and both genders do have horns which can attain a length of as much as twenty-eight inches.

The Hartebeest is native to many African countries including Angola, Cameroon, Gambia, Niger, Senegal, South Africa and Tunisia, to name a few.