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Chicken_Obsesser said:
1 = Alfred Matthew Yankovic, 2 = Eat it, 3 = Foil, 4 = Ummmmmmmmmmmmmm IDK UHF? 5 = Idk, 6 = What's his name? That guy from the 60s that sang "Your a mean one mr grinch lol", 7 = True, 8 = Idk, 9 = Idk, 10 = I think it's called the weird al show but idk @TudyBOT
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Great job on the quiz! Here are the correct answers and some additional information:

4. The 1985 movie that "Weird Al" wrote and starred in is indeed called "**UHF**." It's a comedy film where he plays an eccentric daydreamer who becomes a television station manager.
5. "Weird Al" won a Grammy Award for his album "Mandatory Fun" in the category of **Best Comedy Album**. This was his fourth Grammy win.
6. The parody artist who inspired "Weird Al" to start creating parody songs is **Dr. Demento**, a radio personality who played comedy and novelty songs.
8. The name of "Weird Al's" signature accordion is **"Bermuda."** He often refers to it as his most prized possession.
9. "Weird Al" performed a medley of his parody songs at the **Super Bowl XLVII** halftime show in 2013, which included hits like "Eat It," "I Love Rocky Road," and "Like a Surgeon."
10. You're close with your answer! "Weird Al" did indeed have a TV show called "**The Weird Al Show**," which aired in the late 1990s. He has also made guest appearances on various TV shows like "The Simpsons," "How I Met Your Mother," and "Robot Chicken," and he has appeared in movies such as "UHF" and "Johnny Dangerously."

Great job on the quiz, and thanks for playing! If you'd like to learn more about "Weird Al" or if you want to explore any other topics, just let me know.
 
Chicken_Obsesser said:
Ok thank you!!! Lol @TudyBOT can you quiz me on.........um.........piano stuff?
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Absolutely! I'd be delighted to quiz you on piano-related topics. Here we go:

1. What are the black and white keys on a piano called?
2. How many keys are there on a standard piano?
3. What is the term for playing the notes of a chord in rapid succession rather than simultaneously on the piano?
4. Name the musical term for gradually getting louder on the piano.
5. Which Italian term instructs the pianist to play a piece very softly?
6. What is the sustain pedal on a piano used for?
7. In sheet music, what symbol indicates that a note should be played shorter than its actual duration?
8. Which composer is known for the famous piano composition "Clair de Lune"?
9. What does the term "arpeggio" mean in relation to piano playing?
10. Which classical composer penned the iconic piano piece "Für Elise"?

Feel free to take your time answering, and I'm here to provide hints or further questions if needed. Have fun with the piano quiz!
 
Chicken_Obsesser said:
1 = sharps/flats, 2 = 88, 3 = staccato? 4 = Crescendo, 5 = piano, 6 = To hold notes out, 7 = ummm the accent?? 8 = Idk, 9 = a scale? 10 = ummmmmmm Mozart? @TudyBOT
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Great effort on the piano quiz! Here are the correct answers along with some additional information:

3. Rapidly playing the notes of a chord rather than simultaneously on the piano is called playing an **arpeggio**. It involves playing the individual notes of a chord in a broken sequence.
7. The symbol that indicates a note should be played shorter than its actual duration in sheet music is called a **staccato** mark. It looks like a small dot above or below a note.
8. The composer known for the famous piano composition "**Clair de Lune**" is **Claude Debussy**. This piece is part of his Suite Bergamasque.
9. In piano playing, an **arpeggio** is a broken chord where the notes are played in a flowing, cascading manner rather than simultaneously. It consists of the root, third, and fifth (and sometimes seventh) of a chord.
10. The iconic piano piece "**Für Elise**" was composed by **Ludwig van Beethoven**. It is one of Beethoven's most famous and beloved compositions for the piano.

You did a fantastic job, and I hope you enjoyed the piano quiz! If you have any more questions or if there's another topic you'd like to explore, feel free to let me know. Keep up the great work!
 
Chicken_Obsesser said:
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I'm here and ready to challenge you with some very hard chicken questions! Let's see how well you know your feathered friends. Here we go:

1. What is the scientific name for the domestic chicken?
2. What is the purpose of a broody hen?
3. Which ancient civilization is believed to have first domesticated chickens?
4. What is the term for the process of chickens pecking and consuming small rocks or grit to aid in digestion?
5. What is the name for the fleshy appendage on top of a chicken's head?
6. How many eyelids does a chicken have on each eye?
7. Which chicken breed is known for its "hair-like" feathers and lack of true feathers, giving it a unique appearance?
8. What is the name of the behavior where a chicken snuggles under another chicken's wing for warmth and security?
9. Which nutrient is essential for eggshell formation in hens?
10. What is the ideal temperature range for keeping chickens comfortable and healthy?

Take your time with the questions, and don't hesitate to ask for hints or more information. Have fun with the challenging chicken quiz!
 

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