A Must-See for Soul Fans: A Quiz About Aretha Franklin
Aretha Franklin, a female soul singer who was hugely active from the 1960s through the 1970s.
Her achievements were immense and had a major impact on modern R&B and beyond.
This time, we’re bringing you a quiz all about Aretha Franklin.
We’ve prepared a wide range of questions—from easy ones that anyone with a basic knowledge of soul can answer to deep cuts that only her devoted fans will know.
Be sure to take on the challenge all the way to the end!
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A Must-See for Soul Fans: A Quiz About Aretha Franklin (1–10)
Which of the following is Aretha Franklin’s nickname?
- Queen of Gospel
- Queen of Soul
- Goddess of Soul
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Queen of Soul
Aretha Franklin is widely known as the “Queen of Soul.” Her powerful and emotionally rich voice is considered emblematic of soul music.
What is the famous song by Aretha Franklin in which she collaborated with George Michael?
- Respect
- I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)
- Natural Woman
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I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)
The classic song featuring a collaboration between George Michael and Aretha Franklin is “I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me).” Released in 1987, the track was highly praised for the powerful vocal harmonies of both artists.
One of Diana Ross’s hit songs was originally written for Aretha Franklin. Which song was it?
- Ain\’t No Mountain High Enough
- I Will Survive
- I\’m Coming Out
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I\’m Coming Out
“I’m Coming Out” was originally written for Aretha Franklin, but it was ultimately recorded by Diana Ross and became a big hit.
What rank was Aretha Franklin chosen for in Rolling Stone’s “100 Greatest Singers of All Time”?
- 1st place
- 5th place
- 10th place
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1st place
In Rolling Stone magazine’s list of the “100 Greatest Singers of All Time,” Aretha Franklin proudly takes the top spot. To put it in terms familiar to Japan, she holds a position similar to that of Hibari Misora.
Which cover song was the turning point that made you a global star?
- Chain of Fools
- I Say a Little Prayer
- Respect
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Respect
'Respect' was originally a song by Otis Redding, and after it was covered by Aretha Franklin, it became an even bigger hit.