This board helps players review Music Icons Trivia through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Stage Names, Signature Instruments, Era Definers, Awards & Honors, Iconic Collaborations. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.
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This artist born Stefani Germanotta became known for pop spectacle and fashion risks.
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Lady Gaga
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This artist is closely associated with a purple guitar and the film 'Purple Rain'.
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Prince
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This artist was known as the King of Pop.
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Michael Jackson
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This music award is shaped like a gramophone.
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Grammy
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This Queen and David Bowie collaboration is built around a famous bassline.
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Under Pressure
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Stage Names
- $100 — This artist born Stefani Germanotta became known for pop spectacle and fashion risks.
- Lady Gaga
- $200 — This performer born Reginald Dwight became one of Britain's biggest pop stars.
- Elton John
- $300 — This artist born Prince Rogers Nelson used a symbol as his name during a label dispute.
- Prince
- $400 — This rapper born Shawn Carter became a billionaire music mogul.
- Jay-Z
- $500 — This singer born Robyn Fenty became a global pop star and entrepreneur.
- Rihanna
Signature Instruments
- $100 — This artist is closely associated with a purple guitar and the film 'Purple Rain'.
- Prince
- $200 — This pianist-singer became famous for hits like 'Your Song' and 'Rocket Man'.
- Elton John
- $300 — This blues-rock guitarist was known for a guitar he called 'Lucille'.
- B.B. King
- $400 — This country legend's guitar was famously named 'Trigger'.
- Willie Nelson
- $500 — This rock guitarist's homemade Red Special became part of Queen's signature sound.
- Brian May
Era Definers
- $100 — This artist was known as the King of Pop.
- Michael Jackson
- $200 — This singer became known as the Queen of Soul.
- Aretha Franklin
- $300 — This artist's 1984 album and film 'Purple Rain' helped define the Minneapolis sound.
- Prince
- $400 — This singer helped define 1980s pop with 'Like a Virgin' and constant reinvention.
- Madonna
- $500 — This reggae icon brought Jamaican music to a global audience with the Wailers.
- Bob Marley
Awards & Honors
- $100 — This music award is shaped like a gramophone.
- Grammy
- $200 — This honor recognizes artists inducted into a Cleveland-based music museum.
- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- $300 — This EGOT-winning singer played Shug Avery in 'The Color Purple' and became a daytime TV figure.
- Jennifer Hudson
- $400 — This artist became the youngest person to win the Grammy's four major general-field awards in one night.
- Billie Eilish
- $500 — This composer is one of the rare people to achieve EGOT status and wrote music for 'Jesus Christ Superstar'.
- Andrew Lloyd Webber
Iconic Collaborations
- $100 — This Queen and David Bowie collaboration is built around a famous bassline.
- Under Pressure
- $200 — This 1981 duet paired Diana Ross and Lionel Richie.
- Endless Love
- $300 — This 1986 Aerosmith and Run-D.M.C. remake helped bridge rock and hip-hop audiences.
- Walk This Way
- $400 — This 2001 hit paired Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mýa, and Pink for a movie soundtrack.
- Lady Marmalade
- $500 — This 2010 song paired Jay-Z and Alicia Keys as a New York anthem.
- Empire State of Mind
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