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The Little PiC Quiz: Test Your Opera Knowledge!

Are you a fan of opera and classical music? Put your knowledge to the test with the Little PiC Quiz! This engaging quiz features 10 questions that cover various fascinating aspects of opera history, famous composers, and memorable performances.

Challenge your friends or see how you stack up against fellow opera enthusiasts! Here’s what you can expect:

Multiple choice questions
Fun facts about famous operas and singers
Engaging trivia that will amaze you

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by HarmoniousVoice417

How old was Mozart when he wrote his first opera?

When the notorious soprano Francesca Cuzzoni refused to sing the aria “Falsa immagine” from Handel’s Ottone, Handel grabbed her by the waist and swore he would:

Cry and throw a tantrum

Strangle her

Throw her out a window

Never compose again

After Plácido Domingo performed the title role in Verdi’s Otello in Vienna on July 30, 1991, how long did the audience clap?

2 hours

40 minutes

1 hour and 45 minutes

1 hour and 20 minutes

Which of these celebrities is actually a classically trained opera singer?

Steven Seagal

Jason Statham

Jackie Chan

Sylvester Stallone

During a performance of Boris Godunov at Sydney Opera House, what fell off the stage and onto a cellist?

A limb

A tree branch

A chicken

A helmet

Which of Puccini's operas was a huge flop when it first premiered?

La bohème

Madama Butterfly

Tosca

Turandot

In Rimsky Korsakov's The Golden Cockerel, King Dodon dies when he is:

Pecked to death by a cockerel

Stabbed by a cat

Ripped to shreds by a beaver

Attacked by a pack of magpies

On February 24, 1988, after singing in Donizetti’s L’elisir d’amore in Berlin, Pavarotti received how many curtain calls?

101

182

124

165

Later in life, Wagner considered writing operas about Jesus Christ and _:

Zeus

Nietzsche

Buddha

Liszt

The Russian composer Tchaikovsky suffered from extreme hypochondria, so much so that he would always hold his chin with one hand while conducting. Why?

To keep his spine aligned properly

To make sure his head didn't fall off

So he didn't breathe through his mouth and become infected

To stimulate blood flow to his brain

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