Select Your Music Preferences in:

Quiz Questions

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  What type of music did you listen to most during the lockdown?

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    Pop/R&B
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    Heavy Metal/Rock
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    Jazz/Broadway
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    Country/Folk
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  What recording media did you use during your first listening experience?

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    Vinyl Records
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    Cassette Tapes
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    CDs
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    MP3s
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  How do you most often hear new music for the first time?

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    Radio
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    Streaming Service
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    TV
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    YouTube/Social Media

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Red

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  Your results are in: You’re drawn to haunting melodies and stories of heartbreak. Bessie Smith’s rendition of “St. Louis Blues” is a deep, soulful exploration of sorrow and loss, while Taylor Swift’s “Exile,” featuring Bon Iver, is a modern tale of two people reflecting on the end of a relationship. Both songs capture the raw pain of separation with powerful vocals and emotionally charged lyrics.Unlock your personal 20s-20s soundtrack available now at TheSongbook.org/taylorswift.
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  Yellow

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  Your results are in: You’re all about having fun and embracing life’s vibrant moments! “The Charleston” was the anthem of the dance craze that defined the Roaring Twenties, just as “Shake It Off” became a celebration of individuality and letting go of negativity. Both songs are all about movement, fun, and unapologetic self-expression, perfect for any free spirit.Unlock your personal 20s-20s soundtrack available now at TheSongbook.org/taylorswift.
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  Green

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  Your results are in: You’re drawn to songs that evoke nostalgia and deep emotion. Hoagy Carmichael's “Stardust” is a hauntingly beautiful reflection on lost love, while Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well” captures the intensity of cherished memories. Both songs resonate with listeners through their vivid storytelling and emotional depth. Unlock your personal 20s-20s soundtrack available now at TheSongbook.org/taylorswift.
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  Blue

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  Your results are in: You’re drawn to songs that feel expansive and cinematic! Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” broke boundaries with its blend of jazz and classical influences, creating a sweeping soundscape that defines the Roaring Twenties. Similarly, Taylor Swift’s “State of Grace” has a grand, anthemic quality, capturing the emotional highs and lows of love. Both songs explore musical themes of beauty, freedom, and complexity.Unlock your personal 20s-20s soundtrack available now at TheSongbook.org/taylorswift.
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  Rainbow

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  Your results are in: You're drawn to songs that celebrate joy and self-expression! “I Want to Be Happy,” composed by Vincent Youmans and Irving Caesar for the musical No, No, Nanette in the 1920s, is an upbeat, celebratory anthem of happiness and simple pleasures, while Taylor Swift’s “ME!” is a vibrant, playful declaration of individuality and self-love. Both songs uplift with their joyful energy and emphasize the importance of embracing who you are. Unlock your personal 20s-20s soundtrack available now at TheSongbook.org/taylorswift.