Play Twice Song Title Quiz: Find the Missing Word Challenge
Twice Song Title Quiz: Find the Missing Word Challenge
Test your knowledge with this fun Twice quiz—can you guess the missing word from their hit song titles?
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About This Quiz
This quiz is about testing your knowledge of TWICE song titles by challenging fans to find the missing words in hits like "Moonlight," "Feel," "Depend On," "More & More," and "I Can't Stop Me."
Did You Know?
'Cheer Up' earned Song of the Year at both the 2016 Melon Music Awards and the 2016 Mnet Asian Music Awards. 'Cheer Up' also introduced the phrase 'Shy Shy Shy', which became a popular meme in South Korea.
Practice Questions
Q:What year did Cheer Up by Twice come out?
A:2016.
Cheer Up was released in April 2016 and became a massive national hit in South Korea. Its infectious chorus and fun concept helped Twice win Song of the Year at several major award shows that year.
Q:What Twice song is famous for its point choreography using arms in a heart shape?
A:Heart Shaker.
Heart Shaker, released in 2017, features charming choreography where the members form hearts with their arms. Its cheerful and romantic concept perfectly matched the holiday season release, appealing strongly to both fans and general listeners.
Did You Know?
'The Feels' was Twice’s first fully English-language single and debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 at number 83 in October 2021. 'The Feels' also reached number five on Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart.
