Some tough as nails questions about pure nostalgia. This quiz only covers the classic Schoolhouse Rock era 1972-1979 (and specifically, Multiplication, Grammar, America, and Science).
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4 | Tinhorn | 365 | 82 |
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5 | GambinoG | 320 | 75 |
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7 | drakethatsme | 275 | 67 |
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What is the name of the chip-off-the-block superhero seen here? (Note: It's not Zero)
All of the songs on Multiplication, as well as many of the songs on Grammar and America, were written by what jazz pianist? He's also the only performer to sing on a song in all four classic Schoolhouse Rock seasons.
The song "Ready or Not, Here I Come" directly references what song by the 60s group Jay & the Techniques? At one point in "Ready or Not, Here I Come", the narrator is seen juggling the three title foods of the Jay & the Techniques song.
This is the last frame of what non-Science song?
After Lolly Jr.'s son notes "Besides, they're absolutely free!", the TV anchor reports "That should save us!". When the four men then take a bow, a narrating choir sings what appropriate 11-word to close out the song?
It shouldn't be a spoiler alert that Bill does in fact get signed, and becomes a law. As seen earlier in the song, what was the bill that Rep. McCoy drafts up? Any reasonable phrasing of the bill will be fine.
What's the only 3-minute song in the classic era that is performed officially by "[Answer to Q2] (and chorus of children)" or "[Answer to Q2] and Friends", depending on which soundtrack you reference?
What doo-wop group, famous for a 1961 #1 hit, are the performers behind the Science Rock song "Victim of Gravity"?
The kids watching the hit film "Verb" are about to freak out because he's just about to perform what action, which presumably closed out the movie since the kids are seen leaving the theater in the next scene? This action leaves a man who is probably around 125 yards away from Verb downtrodden after Verb does this action.
The function of conjunctions is hooking up words and phrases and clauses. The conductor uses train cars with AND, BUT, and OR in order to complete this function. In order, what color are the AND, BUT, and OR cars? As a side note, the NOR car also shares the same color as the OR car.
What's her full name?
And as a nice tribute to end the quiz, what word has been blocked out of this picture?