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What year did American Idol first air on television?

• 2002

• 2005

• 2010

• 2000

What type of participants does American Idol feature?

• Dance groups

• Professional musicians

• Instrumentalists

• Aspiring singers

Where do judges travel to find the best singers?

• Concerts in major cities

• Private auditions at judges' homes

• Auditions or tryouts in various locations.

• Music festivals around the world

How many participants are typically chosen to go to Hollywood?

• 12 to 16

• 8 to 10

• 20 to 25

• 5 to 7

What age group can vote for their preferred singers?

• Ages 13 and older

• Ages 10 and older

• Ages 18 and older

• Ages 16 and older

Which territories are included for voting in American Idol?

• United Kingdom and Australia

• Puerto Rico and Guam

• Canada and Mexico

• United States and District of Columbia

What method can people use to vote for their favorite singers?

• Voting by mailing in paper ballots

• Choosing singers during live concerts

• Online voting through polls or contests

• Submitting votes through text messages

What happens on the final night of American Idol?

• The winner of American Idol is announced after the final performances.

• A reunion of past winners takes place.

• The judges perform a final song together.

• The contestants are eliminated one last time.

Why do people watch American Idol besides the singing?

• To see celebrity guest judges

• To watch cooking competitions

• To learn about music history

• Viewers enjoy the emotional stories, competition, drama, and community engagement.

What do the judges provide after each performance?

• Prizes or awards

• A performance summary

• Scores or feedback

• Audience votes