Prince

Purple Rain became Prince's commercial breakthrough. This topic is part of Music Artists within Music. This page currently draws on 31 supporting questions, with answers and bonus facts available below.

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Prince was famous as a singer, songwriter, and what?

Answer: Multi-instrumentalist

Bonus fact: He played many instruments on his recordings.

Which Prince album and film share the title Purple Rain?

Answer: Purple Rain

Bonus fact: Purple Rain became Prince's commercial breakthrough.

What symbol did Prince briefly use as his professional name in the 1990s?

Answer: An unpronounceable Love Symbol

Bonus fact: Media often called him The Artist Formerly Known as Prince.

In British history, the Prince Regent governed for which king?

Answer: George III

Bonus fact: The future George IV served as Prince Regent from 1811.

Which English prince led the victorious army at Poitiers?

Answer: Edward the Black Prince

Bonus fact: Edward captured the French king after the battle.

Who wrote The Happy Prince?

Answer: Oscar Wilde

Bonus fact: The story was published in 1888.

What kind of figure is the Happy Prince at the start of the story?

Answer: Statue

Bonus fact: The gilded statue overlooks the city.

Which bird helps the Happy Prince aid the poor?

Answer: Swallow

Bonus fact: The swallow carries jewels and gold from the statue to people in need.

On which network did The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air originally air?

Answer: NBC

Bonus fact: Television Academy records list The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air as an NBC series.

Hamlet is prince of which country in Shakespeare’s play?

Answer: Denmark

Bonus fact: Much of Hamlet takes place at Elsinore Castle.

Which prince is a close friend of Pierre Bezukhov?

Answer: Andrei Bolkonsky

Bonus fact: Prince Andrei serves in the Russian army and experiences the Battle of Austerlitz.

What is the name of the poor London boy who exchanges identities with Prince Edward in Mark Twain's The Prince and the Pauper?

Answer: Tom Canty

Bonus fact: The novel was first published in 1881.

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