1. Square cut
   Oval cut
2. Emerald cut
   Princess cut

In "Sparkling Diamonds," Satine sings the praises of diamonds, pooh-poohing the traditional signs of romantic love. But as Christian gazes on, lovestruck, the audience knows that soon Satine will change her tune.

1. Betray me
   Be cruel to me
2. Steal from me
   Deceive me

One of the most emotionally wrought songs of the film, "El Tango de Roxanne" focuses on Christian's angst when Satine must "entertain" the Duke. The other dancers chide him for falling in love with a woman who sells herself. Duh!

1. "Come What May"
   "Sparkling Diamonds"
2. "El Tango de Roxanne"
   "Hindi Sad Diamonds"

This romantic line appears in "Come What May," Christian and Satine's special love song. They sing the song together to assure each other of their undying devotion. Until one of them dies, of course!

1. I hope you don't mind
   A few of the verses
2. This feeling inside
   You see, I've forgotten

As soon as Christian belts out "Your Song," Satine starts to see him in a different light. While she's previously dismissed the idea of romantic love, she dares to entertain the idea with this songwriter.

1. "El Tango de Roxanne"
   "Elephant Love Medley"
2. "Complainte de la Butte"
   "One Day I'll Fly Away"

"El Tango de Roxanne" samples from Sting's popular hit "Roxanne," about a man falling in love with a prostitute. The song interweaves with Christian's troubled thoughts as he imagines Satine with the Duke.

1. Lost in the wilderness
   Scared and cold
2. Unfulfilled
   Incomplete

In "Like a Virgin," Zidler sings the popular Madonna song to describe Satine's "pure" feelings for the Duke. Zidler's performance, complete with servants dancing with Jell-O desserts, reaches spectacular levels.

1. Mercedes-Benz
   Rolls-Royce
2. Cadillac
   Lamborghini

T-Rex's 1972 song "Children of the Revolution" is covered by Bono, Gavin Friday and Maurice Seezer for "Moulin Rouge!" The song fits because the bohemian characters consider themselves children of the revolution.

1. "The Pitch (Spectacular Spectacular)"
   "Rhythm of the Night"
2. "Come What May"
   "The Show Must Go On"

The lyrics of Queen's "The Show Must Go On" fit perfectly when Satine despairs over losing Christian. Learning that she's dying, she sees no other option to save Christian's life than to break up with him.

1. Winter to spring
   Spring to summer
2. Summer to fall
   Fall to winter

To reassure Satine that their love can weather any trouble, Christian sings "Come What May." The song describes how the pair only learned what love is when they met each other, and how it must last.

1. "The Pitch (Spectacular Spectacular)"
   "Your Song"
2. "Like a Virgin"
   "The Show Must Go On"

No pitch is effective without an assurance that the audience will love it. To butter up the Duke, Christian, Satine, Zidler and the Bohemians insist that the show "Spectacular Spectacular" will run for 50 years!

1. Dictionary
   Entire English language
2. Vernacular
   Thesaurus

In "The Pitch (Spectacular Spectacular)," Christian, Zidler, Satine and the Bohemians make up a story on the fly about a musical Christian will write. This is a cover, of course, to explain Christian's presence in Satine's room!

1. Parler
   Coucher
2. Donner
   Trouver

"Moulin Rouge!" contains "Lady Marmalade," sung by Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Pink and Mya. Given the meaning of the French phrase ("Do you want to sleep with me tonight?"), it's appropriate for the film!

1. Lie
   Die
2. Sigh
   Cry

An anguished Christian sings about his pain and jealousy as Satine is forced to visit the Duke. A lot is riding on this visit, too. Unless the Duke remains convinced of Satine's "love," he won't finance the Moulin Rouge anymore.

1. "Roxanne"
   "Silly Love Songs"
2. "Heroes"
   "I Will Always Love You"

"Elephant Love Medley" consists of Christian trying to convince Satine that they should be together. He sings lyrics from 10 popular songs, including "Pride (In the Name of Love)" and "Don't Leave Me This Way."

1. "Hindi Sad Diamonds"
   "Like a Virgin"
2. "Elephant Love Medley"
   "Come What May"

To emphasize the fact that Satine and Christian's love can withstand anything, "Come What May" invokes storms and stars colliding. The point is clear: No matter what disaster may befall them, their love will not waver.

1. British
   Americans
2. Portuguese
   French

Considering that the Moulin Rouge is located in Paris, it makes sense that Satine would sing about French devotion. And the line foreshadows Satine's own tragic fate at the end of the film!

1. What more can your love do for me?
   And dread the day when dreaming ends
2. When will love be through with me?
   Leave your love to yesterday

Throughout the film, Satine struggles with her love for Christian. Unlike Christian, she knows that falling in love in her profession is almost certainly doomed to failure. And yet she can't resist ...

1. Hoochee coochee
   Gitchie gitchie
2. Ooh la la
   Eensy weensy

The single "Lady Marmalade" reached the top of the charts and sparked interest in the new Baz Luhrmann musical. This version of the song takes place in the Moulin Rouge, not New Orleans.

1. She is mine.
   I only speak the truth.
2. We all lose our charms in the end.
   Diamonds are a girl's best friend.

"Hindi Sad Diamonds" shows the actors on stage reenacting the stormy love triangle between Satine, Christian and the Duke. It also incorporates the catchy Hindi song "Chamma Chamma."

1. "One Day I'll Fly Away"
   "Diamond Dogs"
2. "Because We Can"
   "Come What May"

Beck covered this David Bowie song for the film, which seems appropriate given the flamboyance of many of the glam rocker's songs. In the Moulin Rouge, the risque dancers are also called Diamond Dogs.

1. Please, don't start that again.
   A girl has got to eat.
2. You crazy fool, I won't give in to you.
   You'd think that people would have had enough of silly love songs.

For every romantic line that Christian offers (borrowed from popular contemporary love songs), Satine has a cynical, realistic comeback. But as the audience knows, she won't keep up the facade for long.

1. "Come What May"
   "Meet Me in the Red Room"
2. "Sparkling Diamonds"
   "Nature Boy"

As Christian nervously waits in Satine's room to deliver his poetry, "Meet Me in the Red Room" plays, reminding the audience of Satine's profession as a courtesan. Christian doesn't know what he's getting into!

1. "Like a Virgin"
   "Elephant Love Medley"
2. "Because We Can"
   "Rhythm of the Night"

Feeling that he's being strung along, the Duke needs some reassurance that Satine truly has feelings for him. Enter Zidler, the Moulin Rouge manager, who sings "Like a Virgin" about Satine's love.

1. "Rhythm of the Night"
   "Children of the Revolution"
2. "Diamond Dogs"
   "Because We Can"

"Rhythm of the Night," sung by Valeria, appears during a dance number at the Moulin Rouge. The dancers at the popular French nightclub stay busy every night to keep their clients entertained!

1. Lass
   Lady
2. Girl
   Dame

"Sparkling Diamonds" promotes materialism and glitz over love. And in the beginning of the movie, Satine seems to hold to that belief, too. But her attitude changes when she meets Christian!

1. Worst of times
   Nick of time
2. Pantomime
   Steep climb

Heartbroken over her decision to break it off with Christian, Satine doesn't see how she can go on. So Zidler sings "The Show Must Go On" to remind her that the Moulin Rouge can't afford for her to fall apart.

1. Melting
   Flaking
2. Running
   Missing

Flaking makeup would be problematic for Moulin Rouge performers indeed, but as "The Show Must Go On" makes clear, they can't let that stop them. Their spectacular show must go on no matter what!

1. We could be heroes, forever and ever.
   We could steal time just for one day.
2. I can't help loving you.
   How wonderful life is now you're in the world.

"Elephant Love Medley" shows Christian changing Satine's mind and heart. She's determined not to fall in love, but Christian has every love song at his disposal to convince her otherwise.

1. No forest too dark
   No sea too deep
2. No city too big
   No river too wide

"Come What May" is Christian and Satine's special song to remind them that they'll always love each other, er, come what may. And they'll need this song to get through some tumultuous events!

1. "Children of the Revolution"
   "Nature Boy"
2. "El Tango de Roxanne"
   "Like a Virgin"

Bono lends his smooth vocals to the T. Rex song "Children of the Revolution," which plays as the Bohemians and the Moulin Rouge dancers celebrate the New Year. Time to break out the absinthe and meet the green fairy!

1. Eerily quiet
   Very strange
2. Sad of eye
   Apt to smile

David Bowie sings the haunting song "Nature Boy" at the start of the movie, perfectly describing the despondent Christian. Over the course of the movie, we'll learn why this young man is so heartbroken.

1. Light
   Dream
2. Night
   Stars

According to Satine in "One Day I'll Fly Away," she follows the night because she can't stand the light. She, along with the other Moulin Rouge performers, is part of a seamy underworld.

1. Elephants
   Contortionists
2. Acrobats
   Courtesans

For "The Pitch (Spectacular Spectacular)," to convince the Duke to finance their musical, Christian and the other singers throw out every dazzling attraction they can think of. Including contortionists, naturally!

1. 'Cause I'm a professional.
   I won't kiss and tell.
2. Just show me the diamonds.
   I will be yours truly.

"Meet Me in the Red Room" describes a courtesan's seductive words to her client. The song plays as Christian waits for Satine to appear in her room. She's under the mistaken belief that he's the Duke!

1. Poet
   Actor
2. Painter
   Sculptor

Christian is a young, penniless writer, which makes his singing Elton John's "Your Song" to Satine all the more appropriate. He may have no money, but he can give Satine the gift of a song.