What is the article about?

1.   ?    British music
2.   ?    American music
3.   ?    British food
4.   ?    American food

When was Britpop at its height?

1.   ?    1989 top 1993
2.   ?    1994 to 1996
3.   ?    1997 to 1999
4.   ?    2000 to present

What type of music characterises Britpop?

1.   ?    guitar rock
2.   ?    dance
3.   ?    classical
4.   ?    electronic

Who was known as the "Modfather"?

1.   ?    John Lennon
2.   ?    Liam Gallagher
3.   ?    Damon Albran
4.   ?    Paul Weller

Which factor was NOT an influence on the rise of Britpop?

1.   ?    Demographics in the UK
2.   ?    Political renewal in the UK
3.   ?    Sociological changes in the UK
4.   ?    Regional location in the UK

What was "Cool Britannia"?

1.   ?    A recognition of British cultural resurgence
2.   ?    A political movement
3.   ?    A new national anthem
4.   ?    A way of behaving in public

According to the article which album can be most recognised as the beginning of the movement?

1.   ?    Parklife
2.   ?    Modern life is rubbish
3.   ?    Definitely Maybe
4.   ?    Ok Computer

What created particular media attention in 1995?

1.   ?    The Blur and Oasis feud
2.   ?    The wave of grunge music
3.   ?    The release of Oasis' third album
4.   ?    The release of Blur's Parklife album

According to the article what caused the weakening of the movement?

1.   ?    New bands
2.   ?    Oasis breaking up
3.   ?    The public's taste changing
4.   ?    Success and excess

How does Robbie Williams represent a bridge between Britpop and the rise of pop music again?

1.   ?    He criticised Britpop
2.   ?    He was heavily influenced by Britpop
3.   ?    He was formerly in a Britpop band
4.   ?    He wrote all his songs alone

According to the article, what is the future of Britpop?

1.   ?    Newer influences will become more important
2.   ?    Britpop influences have been completely forgotten
3.   ?    It will continue
4.   ?    It's dead