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Thar's GOLD In Them Thar Questions! Quiz


Gold is one of the most valuable and heaviest elements naturally found on the earth. "Gold" is also found in many surnames and titles across all spectrums of culture. This quiz is part of the "element-ary challenge". Enjoy these trivial 'gold nuggets'.

A multiple-choice quiz by Spaudrey. Estimated time: 5 mins.
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Author
Spaudrey
Time
5 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
336,911
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
7 / 10
Plays
3936
Awards
Top 35% Quiz
Last 3 plays: Guest 71 (5/10), Guest 97 (9/10), Guest 137 (5/10).
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Question 1 of 10
1. An American music artist with the last name Gold made his presence known in the U.S. in the mid 1970s. He had one top 10 hit, "Lonely Boy", but his legacy would continue in television theme songs. He wrote the theme song for NBC's "The Golden Girls", and sang the original theme song on NBC's "Mad About You". For a while, he was the #1 music artist on the planet Mars. Who is this Gold artist? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. In the artistic spectrum, a shade of yellow, called Old Gold, is one of the two representative colors of many colleges and universities. Of the four listed, three list Old Gold as an official color of the respective institution. Which school is NOT one of them? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. The name Ari Gold is represented in music as it is the name of a Jewish R&B music star from the New York area, and it is also appears in film making, as a Jewish filmmaker has won a student Oscar with a short film entitled "Helicopter". But most will know the name Ari Gold from a fictional character who has helped win actor Jeremy Piven some nice hardware for his mantel. What television show is the fictional Ari Gold from? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. "G.O.L.D." is the name of a European television network first formed in 1992. Standing for "Go On, Laugh Daily", it runs nonstop comedy shows, both classic and first run episodes. What country is home to "G.O.L.D."? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. First published in 1987 by Victor Gold and published again in 1997, the Gold Book is the pet name of a publication that is a staple of a particular field of science. What branch of science would make the Gold Book essential to your daily job? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. "Gold Digger" was a worldwide hip-hop smash in the summer of 2005. From the album "Late Registration", and featuring actor Jamie Foxx on background vocals, what artist recorded "Gold Digger", certainly not becoming "broke, broke" from it? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. One of the staples of 1980s American syndicated television was the pop music variety show "Solid Gold". which ran from 1980 to 1988. Featuring music acts lip synching their popular songs, and the infamous Solid Gold Dancers sensually dancing to the Top 10 songs each week (according to Radio and Record Magazine), it had an eclectic array of hosts over its nine-year history. Of these four choices, which one NEVER hosted "Solid Gold"? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. A 1974 American movie titled "Gold" dealt with the drama surrounding a South African goldmine. The movie's lead actor was one of a handful of actors to portray James Bond in the character's long cinematic history. Who was it who played Rod Slater, manager of the goldmine, in the 1974 movie "Gold"? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. One of the more popular touring motorcycles, the Gold Wing, debuted in 1974. Typically scorned by the Sturgis contingency, The Gold Wing remains popular with a slightly more senior crowd. What motorcycle company manufactures the Gold Wing? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. Originally produced in 1908, Gold Bond is a product you may already have in your medicine cabinet. What type of product is Gold Bond? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. An American music artist with the last name Gold made his presence known in the U.S. in the mid 1970s. He had one top 10 hit, "Lonely Boy", but his legacy would continue in television theme songs. He wrote the theme song for NBC's "The Golden Girls", and sang the original theme song on NBC's "Mad About You". For a while, he was the #1 music artist on the planet Mars. Who is this Gold artist?

Answer: Andrew Gold

"Thank You For Being a Friend" was a top 20 hit for Andrew in the 1970s, but it regained popularity when used as the theme for "Golden Girls". And Andrew had the distinction of being the first voice heard on Mars, as the theme from "Mad About You", titled "Final Frontier", was played as the wake-up call for the Mars Pathfinder. Andrew was quite the Renaissance Man, playing multiple instruments, singing, and painting. Sadly, Andrew passed away in June of 2011 at the age of 59.
2. In the artistic spectrum, a shade of yellow, called Old Gold, is one of the two representative colors of many colleges and universities. Of the four listed, three list Old Gold as an official color of the respective institution. Which school is NOT one of them?

Answer: The Ohio State University

The Ohio State University's colors are Scarlet and Gray. Other universities to use Old Gold are Purdue, Wake Forest, and Johns Hopkins.
3. The name Ari Gold is represented in music as it is the name of a Jewish R&B music star from the New York area, and it is also appears in film making, as a Jewish filmmaker has won a student Oscar with a short film entitled "Helicopter". But most will know the name Ari Gold from a fictional character who has helped win actor Jeremy Piven some nice hardware for his mantel. What television show is the fictional Ari Gold from?

Answer: Entourage

Ari Gold from the television show "Entourage" is a neurotic talent agent representing fictional actor Vincent Chase. The role has earned Jeremy Piven Primetime Emmys. The role is said to be a caricature of real talent agent Ari Emanuel, who represented Jeremy Piven at one time.
4. "G.O.L.D." is the name of a European television network first formed in 1992. Standing for "Go On, Laugh Daily", it runs nonstop comedy shows, both classic and first run episodes. What country is home to "G.O.L.D."?

Answer: Great Britain

Originally called "UK Gold", it airs in the United Kingdom and Ireland, airing a number of classic American and British programming, mixed in with scant original programming. The majority of its non-original programming has come from BBC One and Two.
5. First published in 1987 by Victor Gold and published again in 1997, the Gold Book is the pet name of a publication that is a staple of a particular field of science. What branch of science would make the Gold Book essential to your daily job?

Answer: Chemistry

With a published title of "Compendium of Chemical Terminology", it contains the common and accepted definitions for international chemistry terms. With Victor Gold being the one who originally set the publication of the book up, it has taken on the more common name of "Gold Book". The book is now available in multiple languages.
6. "Gold Digger" was a worldwide hip-hop smash in the summer of 2005. From the album "Late Registration", and featuring actor Jamie Foxx on background vocals, what artist recorded "Gold Digger", certainly not becoming "broke, broke" from it?

Answer: Kanye West

One never to shy away from what he is thinking, Kanye West was on top of his game with this song. Spending ten weeks on Billboard's Number One spot, and achieving high chart status in many other countries, it is one of Kanye's biggest hits. Kanye unfortunately followed this success with some controversial words on a live fund raiser for Hurricane Katrina victims. And soon after digging out of this bad publicity sinkhole, he interrupted Taylor Swift with the infamous "I'ma let you finish..." speech on the Video Music Awards.
7. One of the staples of 1980s American syndicated television was the pop music variety show "Solid Gold". which ran from 1980 to 1988. Featuring music acts lip synching their popular songs, and the infamous Solid Gold Dancers sensually dancing to the Top 10 songs each week (according to Radio and Record Magazine), it had an eclectic array of hosts over its nine-year history. Of these four choices, which one NEVER hosted "Solid Gold"?

Answer: Casey Kasem

Casey Kasem attached himself to radio's "American Top 40", and television's "America's Top 10". Both of these shows were represented by the charts from Billboard Magazine (which measured both radio airplay and record sales), not Radio and Record magazine (which only took airplay into consideration).

Other hosts of "Solid Gold" include MTV's Nina Blackwood, Rex Smith, and Rick Dees.
8. A 1974 American movie titled "Gold" dealt with the drama surrounding a South African goldmine. The movie's lead actor was one of a handful of actors to portray James Bond in the character's long cinematic history. Who was it who played Rod Slater, manager of the goldmine, in the 1974 movie "Gold"?

Answer: Roger Moore

Directed by Peter Hunt, "Gold" was only released as part of a double feature. Strangely Roger Moore filmed this movie after he had been cast as the prestigious James Bond, and filmed "Live and Let Die". "Gold" was not much of a success, but that didn't deter the studios from keeping Moore on for five more Bond appearances.
9. One of the more popular touring motorcycles, the Gold Wing, debuted in 1974. Typically scorned by the Sturgis contingency, The Gold Wing remains popular with a slightly more senior crowd. What motorcycle company manufactures the Gold Wing?

Answer: Honda

The Honda Gold Wing was manufactured in Ohio for thirty years until 2009, when production was moved to Japan. In 2006, the Gold Wing was the first production model motorcycle to feature an airbag.
10. Originally produced in 1908, Gold Bond is a product you may already have in your medicine cabinet. What type of product is Gold Bond?

Answer: Medicated Powder

Gold Bond Medicated Powder had a loyal following in the New England area right from its inception in 1908. Gold Bond was literally a family operation until the company was purchased in 1990, and the new company distributed the product nationally. They also introduced the product in lotion form for the first time around 1992. The product is now owned and distributed by Sanofi Aventis.
Source: Author Spaudrey

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