• A1) "Whip It" - Devo. "Working in a Coal Mine" received some airplay but just missed cracking the Top 40.
• A2) "Believe It or Not" - Joey Scarbury. Mike Post wrote this catchy theme song from The Greatest American Hero television show (1981-83).
• A3) "Pac-Man Fever" - Buckner & Garcia. This song was the title track of a 1982 album that also honored Frogger, Centipede, Donkey Kong, Asteroids, Defender, Mouse Trap, and Berzerk.
• A4) "Tainted Love" - Soft Cell. Released in the U.S. in 1982, this single set a record with 43 weeks in the Billboard Hot 100.
• A5) "Nobody" - Sylvia. Silvia Kirby's country crossover hit cleverly struck back against the "other woman".
• A6) "Come On Eileen" - Dexy's Midnight Runners. Marie Fahey, sister of Siobhan Fahey, posed as Eileen in the video and on the record jacket.
• A7) "Der Kommissar" - After the Fire. The German words that begin the song are actually "2, 3, 4", not "1, 2, 3".
• A8) "She Blinded Me With Science" - Thomas Dolby. The Englishman was born to a classical Greek archaelogy professor in Cairo, Egypt.
• A9) "Puttin' on the Ritz" - Taco. Taco Ockerse remade Irving Berlin's classic in 1982, reaching #4 on the charts early the next year.
• A10) "Far From Over" - Frank Stallone. Frank composed this song for his more famous brother Sylvester's 1983 movie "Staying Alive".
• A11) "99 Luftballons" - Nena. The 1983 German version actually climbed higher up the charts (#2) than the 1984 English rendition, "99 Red Balloons".
• A12) "They Don't Know" - Tracey Ullman. The actress's brief singing career peaked with this single. She convinced Paul McCartney to make a video cameo because she was working on his Give My Regards to Broad Street at the time.

To make things easier, these lyrics come from the beginnings of the songs, the songs are by one-hit wonders, and the chart dates are from 1980 to 1984 in chronological order. (Disclaimer: leave this page right now if you don't want any of these tunes stuck in your head for the rest of the day). Scoring: one point for each correct song title and one point for each correct artist.

1980s One-Hit Wonder Lyrics Questions

• Q1) "Crack that whip. Give the past the slip. Step on a crack. Break your momma's back...".
• Q2) "Look at what's happened to me, I can't believe it myself...".
• Q3) "I got a pocket full of quarters, and I'm headed to the arcade...".
• Q4) "Sometimes I feel I've got to run away. I've got to get away from the pain that you drive into the heart of me...".
• Q5) "Sittin' in a restaurant, she walked by. I seemed to recall that certain look in your eye...".
• Q6) "Poor old Johnny Ray...".
• Q7) "Zwei, drei, vier; One, two, three; it's easy to see, but it's not that I don't care so...".
• Q8) "It's poetry in motion. She turned her tender eyes to me...".
• Q9) "If you're blue and you don't know where to go to, why don't you go where fashion sits...".
• Q10) "This is the end. You made your choice, and now my chance is over. I thought I was in. You put me down, and say I'm goin' nowhere...".
• Q11) "You and I in a little toy shop...".
• Q12) "You've been around for such a long time now. Oh, maybe I could leave you but I don't know how...".

Category Questions:

Geography & Nature	What is the only U.S. state capital whose name has no letters in common with its state's name?
History & Government	Which U.S. President had worked as a storekeeper, surveyor, and postmaster while studying law?
Sports & Games	What Major League Baseball player proclaimed, "Today, I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth"?
Entertainment & Food	Who was the smallest and prettiest of Pongo and Perdita's puppies in the 101 Dalmatians TV series?
Literature & Arts	In the poem "Yankee Doodle", what does the title character call a feather in his cap?
Math & Science	For what Swedish town were four different chemical elements named?

Math & Science	RESERPINE	Swiss scientists discovered that the drug, obtained from the roots of the plant Rauwolfia serpentina, could reduce hypertension.
Entertainment & Food	GLADIATOR	Maximus Decimus Meridius had been a powerful general but was captured and made a slave.
Literature & Arts	KING	Martin Luther King, Jr.'s 1963 collection Strength to Love includes sixteen sermons and an essay.
History & Government	SPEEDWELL	The sixty-ton boat began to leak too badly to continue the journey, so all its passengers crammed onto the Mayflower.
Geography & Nature	MONACO	The district is known for its casinos, beaches, and Grand Prix auto race.
Sports & Games	NOVOTNA	Czech serve-and-volleyer Jana Novotna was infamous for choking away big leads in important matches, such as the 1993 Wimbledon final where she was serving at 4-1, 40-15 in the third.

Quiz Quilt Answer: PIGEON (Reverse diagonal)

Pigeons were formerly known as doves, and the two terms are basically interchangeable, although "pigeon" sometimes refers to larger birds and "dove" to smaller ones.

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