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Quiz about Underoath Define The Great Line

Underoath- "Define The Great Line" Quiz

This quiz is on the lyrics from Underoath's album, 'Define the Great Line'

A multiple-choice quiz by Sarie322. Estimated time: 4 mins.

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Updated
Dec 03 21

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Question 1 of 10

1. The first song on the album, 'In Regards to Myself' opens with which line? Hint

Just what are you so afraid of?!

Wake up and step outside your box. Wake up!

Wake up, wake up, My God, this is not a test!

Someone please turn the lights back on, I've been wandering here for days

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Question 2 of 10

2. Which lyrics are from 'Writing on the Walls'? Hint

Oh my God, I hate the me that I've become.

We'll speak of what a waste I am.

Behind the mask you'll find yourself alone; it's not the end of the road for you.

I can finally walk through the walls.

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Question 3 of 10

3. What makes the song 'Salmarnir' different from the others? Hint

It's in German

The words are Polish

There are no words; it's instrumental

It's from an Icelandic Bible

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Question 4 of 10

4. The song, 'Returning Empty Handed' is on 'Define the Great Line'.

True

False

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Question 5 of 10

5. What song are these lyrics from? "I've got to be dreaming. We've got to be dreaming." Hint

A Moment Suspended in Time

You're Ever So Inviting

In Regards to Myself

The Blue Note

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Question 6 of 10

6. Finish this lyric from 'Moving For the Sake of Motion':
"Don't stop breathing, the walls__________" Hint

are not there anymore

have collapsed

have just begun to spin

are disappearing

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Question 7 of 10

7. What song is this from?

"You want to see me disappear? Well, so do I!" Hint

You're Ever So Inviting

They aren't in any song.

There Could Be Nothing After This

To Whom It May Concern

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Question 8 of 10

8. "I can hear the unsatisfying silence; My mouth is open, but none of you can hear me." is from which song? Hint

Letting Go of Tonight

Writing on the Walls

Everyone Looks So Good From Here

A Moment Suspended in Time

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Question 9 of 10

9. Finish the song Title: 'Casting ____________' Hint

Such a Thin Shadow

Off

Away My Fears

Many Shadows

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Question 10 of 10

10. Last question! How many of the songs on the album have 'eye' or 'eyes' in them at some point? (discluding "Salmarnir") Hint

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. The first song on the album, 'In Regards to Myself' opens with which line?

Answer: Wake up, wake up, My God, this is not a test!

"Wake up and step outside your box. Wake up!" is the closing of 'In Regards to Myself,' not the opening. "Just what are you so afraid of?!" occurs later in the song. "Someone please turn the lights back on, I've been wandering here for days" is the first line of the song 'Moving For the Sake of Motion.'

2. Which lyrics are from 'Writing on the Walls'?

Answer: We'll speak of what a waste I am.

"We'll speak of what a waste I am." is the second line of the song.

"Oh my God, I hate the me that I've become." is taken from 'Moving For the Sake of Motion'

"Behind the mask you'll find yourself alone; it's not the end of the road for you." are the last sentences on the last song of the album, 'To Whom it May Concern'

"I can finally walk through the walls." is in the song, 'Everyone Looks So Good From Here'

3. What makes the song 'Salmarnir' different from the others?

Answer: It's from an Icelandic Bible

'Salmarnir' is a Bible passage from an Icelandic Bible. Salmarnir means Psalms in Icelandic.

4. The song, 'Returning Empty Handed' is on 'Define the Great Line'.

Answer: True

It is the sixth song on the album.

5. What song are these lyrics from? "I've got to be dreaming. We've got to be dreaming."

Answer: A Moment Suspended in Time

Yes, it's from 'A Moment Suspended in Time'.
'The Blue Note' is on their album 'They're Only Chasing Safety'.

6. Finish this lyric from 'Moving For the Sake of Motion': "Don't stop breathing, the walls__________"

Answer: have just begun to spin

Those lyrics are in the last verse of the song.

7. What song is this from? "You want to see me disappear? Well, so do I!"

Answer: There Could Be Nothing After This

It is clearly screamed in the first verse of the song.

8. "I can hear the unsatisfying silence; My mouth is open, but none of you can hear me." is from which song?

Answer: Everyone Looks So Good From Here

It is the last line of 'Everyone Looks So Good From Here'
'Letting Go of Tonight' is on Underoath's third album, 'The Changing of Times'

9. Finish the song Title: 'Casting ____________'

Answer: Such a Thin Shadow

'Casting Such a Thin Shadow' is the seventh song on the album.

10. Last question! How many of the songs on the album have 'eye' or 'eyes' in them at some point? (discluding "Salmarnir")

Answer: 7

'In Regards To Myself', 'There Could Be Nothing After This', 'You're Ever So Inviting', 'Returning Empty Handed', 'Casting Such a Thin Shadow', 'Moving For The Sake of Motion', and 'Everyone Looks So Good From Here' all have the word 'eye' or 'eyes' in them at some point.

Only three other songs don't have the word 'eye' or 'eyes' in them!

Source: Author Sarie322

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