Trivia Quiz About the Legendary Diva: Whitney Houston

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Whitney Houston, who left countless masterpieces to the world with her overwhelming vocal prowess, burst onto the scene with her 1985 debut album “Whitney Houston,” which became an instant smash hit.

In 1992, the theme song from her first starring film “The Bodyguard,” “I Will Always Love You,” became a historic success in music history.

Although her later years were not particularly blessed, her voice continues to be loved across generations.

Here, we present basic facts, trivia, and fun tidbits about Whitney in the form of a quiz!

Whether you’re a longtime fan or someone who’s only recently become interested, give it a try.

Trivia Quiz About the Legendary Diva Whitney Houston (Questions 11–20)

Who among the following participated in composing the single “Million Dollar Bill,” which was released in 2009 and well received as a comeback to the music scene?

Beyoncé
Lady Gaga
Alicia Keys

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Alicia Keys

“Million Dollar Bill” drew attention as Whitney’s comeback track, and its songwriting involved Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz, who would become Alicia’s husband.

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In conclusion

As mentioned at the outset, despite her brilliant career and fame, Whitney’s private life was tumultuous and fraught with troubles.

It’s regrettable that her life ended at the young age of 48, but since her story has been told in detail in biopics and other works, if this article has made you want to learn more about her, I encourage you to dive deeper.