How Well Do You Know "Narrow Way" Lyrics Quiz

How Well Do You Know Narrow Way Lyrics Quiz

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Question 1

What is the main theme of the lyrics?

A	A journey of self-discovery
B	A historical account of war
C	A love story
D	A political statement
E	A science fiction narrative

Question 1 Explanation:

The lyrics describe a personal journey, both physical and emotional, as the speaker walks across the desert, leaving behind the past to find clarity.

Question 2

What historical event is referenced in the lyrics?

A	The American Civil War
B	The Boston Tea Party
C	The Burning of the White House in 1814
D	The Signing of the Declaration of Independence
E	The End of the Cold War

Question 2 Explanation:

The lyrics mention "Ever since the British burned the White House down," which refers to the War of 1812 when British forces set fire to the White House.

Question 3

What does the phrase "It's a long road, it's a long and narrow way" symbolize?

A	A literal road trip
B	The challenges of life and perseverance
C	The passage of time
D	A warning against danger
E	A journey to an unknown place

Question 3 Explanation:

The repeated line suggests a difficult, ongoing journey, which can be interpreted as the struggles and perseverance required in life.

Question 4

What literary device is used in "I saw you buried and I saw you dug up"?

A	Simile
B	Alliteration
C	Metaphor
D	Paradox
E	Hyperbole

Question 4 Explanation:

The phrase presents a contradictory idea—being buried and then dug up—which creates a paradox, possibly symbolizing resurrection or renewal.

Question 5

What does "a drink of wine and a crust of bread" reference?

A	A casual meal
B	Religious sacrifice
C	Hunger and thirst
D	A simple life
E	The Last Supper

Question 5 Explanation:

The imagery of wine and bread is often associated with biblical references, particularly the Last Supper and sacrifice.

Question 6

What does "We looted and we plundered on distant shores" imply?

A	A peaceful journey
B	War and conquest
C	A search for treasure
D	A historical documentary
E	pirate adventure

Question 6 Explanation:

The phrase suggests violent acts of looting and plundering, typically associated with war or colonial conquest.

Question 7

"Even death has washed its hands of you" suggests what about the subject?

A	They have escaped death multiple times
B	They are immortal
C	They are too pure for death
D	They are a ghost
E	They are living a peaceful life

Question 7 Explanation:

The phrase implies that even death refuses to claim them, suggesting resilience or survival through dangerous situations.

Question 8

The phrase "Yesterday I could've thrown them all in the sea" indicates:

A	The speaker has a deep connection with the sea.
B	The speaker regrets not taking action when they had the chance.
C	The speaker has become disillusioned with love.
D	The speaker feels guilty for not helping others.
E	The speaker wishes to escape the pressures of the past.

Question 8 Explanation:

The line contrasts the speaker’s past willingness to discard lovers, hinting at a growing disillusionment or exhaustion with romantic relationships.

Question 9

"Cake walking baby, you could do no wrong" suggests:

A	The person is naïve and innocent.
B	The person has been spoiled and indulged.
C	The person is experienced in deceptive actions.
D	The person is struggling with their own flaws.
E	The person is incapable of making mistakes.

Question 9 Explanation:

"Cake walking" refers to an easy, carefree life, and the line suggests that the person has been given everything and is perceived as flawless.

Question 10

What is the "moving finger" a metaphor for?

A	Time moving forward and leaving things behind.
B	The inevitability of fate.
C	The constant progress of human life.
D	A call for action.
E	The speaker’s personal regrets.

Question 10 Explanation:

The "moving finger" represents time, suggesting that it is constantly moving forward and carrying us along with it, leaving past actions and regrets behind.

Question 11

"Look down angel from the skies" is a request for: