a) Turning
b) Neverland
c) Hotel Luna
d) Dream Suite

2. Which sound did I create that got me world renowned recognition in the advertising market?

a) Toilet flush
b) Coca-Cola pop and pour
c) Black and Decker Weed Eater
d) A Bull in a China Closet

3. During my early years in sound design, my favorite electronic instrument was....

a) a Buchla
b) an ARP 2500
c) a Swine-net
d) Serge Modular Music System

4. What is the name of my recording lable?

a) Wavewatch
b) Semiconductor
c) Seventh Wave
d) Allegro

5. In 1979, I was the first woman to appear on what cover of a popular magazine?

a) National Geographic
b) Contemporary Keyboard
c) Better Boxes and Crates
d) Synapse

6. In 1970, I worked with internationally renowned artist, Harold Paris on an early collaborative project that turned into my first album. What was the name of my album?

a) All Dreams are Not For Sale
b) Seven Waves
c) Hooked-on Phonics
d) Voices of Packaged Souls

7. Departing from my trademark electronic instrumentation in 1994, I returns to my orchestral and acoustic roots. Which Orchestra did I performed with during my recording of Dream Suite?

a) The London Synphony Orchestra
b) Young Russia Orchestra
c) The Yellow Magic Orchestra
d) The Fargo Off-season Philharmonic

8. My first album, Seven Waves was first released in the United States in 1982:

True
False

9. I recorded my first ever, live album at the Herbst Theater in San Francisco with my newly formed instrumental supergroup. What was the name of my group?

a) The Wave
b) Young Russia Orchestra
c) Bay Area Power and Light
d) Driftwood

10. My mother introduced me to classical music by doing what?

a) She took me shopping where I heard plenty of Musak store music.
b) My mother brought home a box of classical music LPs from a fire sale.
c) I went with my parents to many concerts at the Methuen Memorial Music Hall.
d) I was forced to take Piano Leasons. My music teacher wanted me to play popular songs.