Queen the Band Trivia Quiz - Trivia Quiz

1 Which Queen guitarist wrote and stamped out the anthemic 'We Will Rock You'?

A. Brian May

B. Roger Taylor

C. Freddie Mercury

2 What is Freddie Mercury’s birth name?

A. Frederick Bulsario

B. Farid Mercury

C. Farrokh Bulsara

3 Which 1975 album features 'Bohemian Rhapsody'?

A. A Night at the Opera

B. Sheer Heart Attack

C. News of the World

4 At Live Aid in 1985, where did Queen perform their legendary set?

A. Hyde Park, London

B. Wembley Stadium, London

C. Shea Stadium, New York

5 Who played bass guitar for Queen and wrote 'Another One Bites the Dust'?

A. Roger Taylor

B. John Paul Jones

C. John Deacon

6 Which Queen album features both 'We Will Rock You' and 'We Are the Champions'?

A. News of the World

B. Jazz

C. The Game

7 Which member designed Queen’s crest logo using the members’ zodiac signs?

A. Freddie Mercury

B. Roger Taylor

C. Brian May

8 Which duet did Queen release with David Bowie in 1981?

A. Pressure Drop

B. Dancing in the Street

C. Under Pressure

9 What is the name of the custom guitar Brian May famously built with his father?

A. Rickenbacker 360

B. Red Special

C. Fender Stratocaster

10 Which Queen epic includes the 'Galileo' and 'Figaro' operatic section?

A. Killer Queen

B. The Prophet's Song

C. Bohemian Rhapsody

11 Which Queen drummer wrote 'Radio Ga Ga'?

A. Brian May

B. John Deacon

C. Roger Taylor

12 Queen’s early albums carried the note 'No Synthesizers.' Why?

A. Because synthesizers were banned by their label

B. Because the band couldn’t afford keyboards

C. To emphasize the sounds were created with guitars, bass, drums, and vocals, not synths

13 Which song became Queen’s first UK number-one single?

A. Bohemian Rhapsody

B. We Will Rock You

C. Killer Queen

14 Which 1991 Queen song showcased Freddie Mercury’s powerful final vocals and was largely written by Brian May?

A. Innuendo

B. I Want It All

C. The Show Must Go On

15 In which academic field did Brian May earn a PhD?

A. Electrical Engineering

B. Astrophysics

C. Musicology