Quiz written by @Only Lilly, hosted by @Germ366.


Q1: “Mrs. Robinson, you are trying to seduce me.”, is a line from what movie?
A1: The Graduate.

Q2: “I’m having an old friend for dinner.”, is a line from what movie?
A2: Silence of the lambs.

Q3: “Big things have small beginnings.”, is a line from what movie?
A3: Prometheus.

Q4: “I have to remind myself that some birds aren’t meant to be caged.”, is a line from what movie?
A4: Shawshank Redemption.

Q5: “I made my family disappear.”, is a line from what movie?
A5: Home Alone.

Q6: “Roads? Where we’re going, we don’t need roads.”, is a line from what movie?
A6: Back to the future.

Q7: “Atlanteans are many wonderful things, but forgiving is not one of them.”, is a line from what movie?
A7: Aquaman.

Q8: “Give yourself up and find yourself again.”, is a line from what movie?
A8: Crouching tiger, hidden dragon.

Q9: “Hope is not a strategy.”, is a line from what movie?
A9: Mission Impossible.
Q10: “Hasta la vista baby.”, is a line from what movie?
A10: Terminator 2 (Judgement Day).

Q11: “Hakuna Matata.”, is a line from what movie?
A11: The Lion King.

Q12: “Ohana means family.”, is a line from what movie?
A12: Lilo and Stitch.

Q13: “Just keep swimming.”, is a line from what movie?
A13: Finding Nemo.

Q14: “Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?”, is a line from what movie?
A14: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. (Yes, they spelled it “Dwarfs”)

Q15: “I’m not a prize to be won.”, is a line from what movie?
A15: Aladdin.

Q16: “Second star to the right and straight on ‘til morning.”, is a line from what movie?
A16: Peter Pan.

Q17: “It’s not until you’ve lost everything that you can truly appreciate everything.”, is a line from what movie?
A17: Cars. (Apparently, the correct answer is actually “Beauty and the Beast”).

Q18: “Here’s Johnny.”, is a line from what movie?
A18: The Shining.

Q19: “That wasn’t flying, that was falling with style.”, is a line from what movie?
A19: Toy Story.

Q20: “You're going to need a bigger boat.”, is a line from what movie?
A20: Jaws


Results:

@Jonat - 24 points
@Winter - 23 points
LeXieZ - 21 points
@looneymoon - 14 points
@Rayth - 9 points
@masj3 - 8 points
@Uruk - 5 points
Dalianor - 4 points
B T G - 3 points

Quiz written by @Rayth, hosted by @Germ366.

Q1: Which Pokémon, numbered 150 in the Pokédex, was genetically created in a laboratory?
A1: Mewtwo.

Q2: Which Pokémon is number 1 in the Pokédex?
A2: Bulbasaur.

Q3: How many options are there for evolving Eevee?
A3: Three.

Q4: Ninetales is the evolved form of which Pokémon?
A4: Vulpix.

Q5: What item is used to evolve Pikachu into Raichu?
A5: Thunder stone.

Q6: There are three legendary birds. Two are Articuno and Moltres. Name the last.
A6: Zapdos.

Q7: Which Pokémon is known for mimicking others?
A7: Ditto.

Q8: Staryu evolves into what Pokémon?
A8: Starmie.

Q9: Which Pokémon is number 25 in the pokédex?
A9: Pikachu.

Q10: Only three ghost Pokémon exist. They are Gastly, Haunter and who?
A10: Gengar.

Q11: What is the final evolution of the Charmander family?
A11: Charizard.

Q12: Which Pokémon follows Squirtle and evolves into Blastoise?
A12: Wartortle. (check spelling!)

Q13: Which Pokémon is known for singing everyone to sleep?
A13: Jigglypuff.

Q14: Which Pokémon was known for following around Team Rocket and could speak?
A14: Meowth.

Q15: Which three Pokémon’s names are also used commonly in magic?
A15: Abra, Kadabra, and Alakazam.

Q16: Which item is commonly used to capture Pokémon?
A16: Pokéball.

Q17: Which Pokéball will NEVER fail to capture a Pokémon?
A17: Master ball.

Q18: Which Pokémon wears the skull of its deceased mother?
A18: Cubone.

Q19: Which flying type Pokémon has three heads?
A19: Dodrio.

Q20: How many Pokémon are in the Generation 1 Pokédex?
A20: 151.


Results:

Indigo Fear - 37 points
@Spewez  - 34 points
@Laggspikes - 26 points
@xaiyainumaki - 7 points
@sakura - 4 points
@Maix - 2 points
@maraderkholm - 1 point
@Dasein - 1 point

Quiz written by @Tomarnomar, hosted by @Germ366.

Q1: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Magic Missile” spell? (Hint: 1-5)
A1: Level 1.

Q2: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Fireball” spell? (Hint: 1-5)
A2: Level 3.

Q3: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Meteor Swarm” spell? (Hint: 6-9)
A3: Level 9.

Q4: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Conjure Volley” spell? (Hint: 1-5)
A4: Level 5.

Q5: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Vicious Mockery” spell? (Hint: 0-4)
A5: Level 0.

Q6: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Sleet Storm” spell? (Hint: 1-5)
A6: Level 3.

Q7: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Thunderous Smite” spell? (Hint: 1-5)
A7: Level 1.

Q8: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Polymorph” spell? (Hint: 1-5)
A8: Level 4.

Q9: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Mass suggestion” spell? (Hint: 6-9)
A9: Level 6.

Q10: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Aid” spell? (Hint: 1-5)
A10: Level 2.

Q11: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Raise dead” spell? (Hint: 1-5)
A11: Level 5.

Q12: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Revivify” spell? (Hint: 1-5)
A12: Level 3.

Q13: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Earthquake” spell? (Hint: 6-9)
A13: Level 8.

Q14: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Animal Friendship” spell? (Hint: 1-5)
A14: Level 1.

Q15: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Finger of Death” spell? (Hint: 6-9)
A15: Level 7.

Q16: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Wish” spell? (Hint: 6-9)
A16: Level 9.

Q17: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Hex” spell? (Hint: 1-5)
A17: Level 1.

Q18: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Circle of Death” spell? (Hint: 6-9)
A18: Level 6.

Q19: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Crown of Madness” spell? (Hint: 1-5)
A19: Level 2.

Q20: In the fifth edition of D&D, what level is the “Confusion” spell? (Hint: 1-5)
A20: Level 4.



Results:

Shaders - 24 points
@Maix - 19 points
@Rowt - 12 points
Theguns - 7 points
@looneymoon - 7 points
@Only Lilly - 6 points
@Cwrw - 6 points
@Dasein - 3 points

Quiz based on adaptation of quiz made by @Rubes, hosted by @Germ366.

Q1: 2008 saw the release of which Fallout game?
A1: Fallout 3.

Q2: Where does Assassin’s Creed Origins take place?
A2: (Ptolemaic) Egypt?

Q3: What happens if Mario manages to grab the top of the goal pole (flagpole) at the end of a level?
A3: You get an extra life.

Q4: Which “Super Mario” character made their debut in 1989’s ‘Super Mario Land’ for the Game Boy?
A4: Princess Daisy.

Q5: 2013 saw the release of which Grand Theft Auto game?
A5: Grand Theft Auto V (5).

Q6: In the game “Donkey Kong Circus”, what iconic Nintendo character is the antagonist?
A6: Mario.

Q7: Spyro, from the “Spyro the Dragon” games, has orange wings. What color is his body?
A7: Purple.

Q8: In the “Sonic the Hedgehog” series, what item functions as both health and currency for Sonic?
A8: Gold rings.

Q9: What is the most iconic quote from the “Assassin’s Creed” series?
A9: “We work in the dark to serve the light”.

Q10: Princess Daisy is the princess of what land in the “Super Mario” franchise?
A10: Sarasaland.

Q11: What does NES stand for?
A11: Nintendo Entertainment System

Q12: What is the name of the protagonist in the Portal games?
A12: Chell.

Q13: 2015 saw the removal of what iconic island from Runescape?
A13: Tutorial Island.

Q14: Durial321 became famous for killing players during what became known as what?
A14: The Falador Massacre.

Q15: What is the name of Mario’s first girlfriend?
A15: Lady (Pauline).

Q16: February 22nd, 2013, saw the release of Jagex publication?
A16: OSRS.

Q17: How many stars do you need to enter Bowser’s final domain and beat Super Mario 64?
A17: 70.

Q18: What is the most popular MMORPG of all time, by player numbers?
A18: World of Warcraft.

Q19: Altaïr Ibn-LaʼAhad is the protagonist of which Assassin’s Creed game?
A19: Assassin’s Creed (the first one).

Q20: In Valve’s iconic Portal games, what is a lie?
A20: The Cake.


Results:

@Grandnewby - 21 points
@a rook book - 16 points
@Adrenaline - 15 points
@Charles JM - 12 points
@Laggspikes - 10 points
@Winter - 9 points
@Maix - 5 points
@Halferr - 2 points
Shaders - 1 point

Quiz written by @Haseo . Hosted by @Haseo .
Topic - A Touch of Chaos 2.0

Q1. In computing, what does CPU stand for?
A1. Central Processing Unit

Q2. In what year was the Pokémon "Mew" officially revealed in Japan?
A2. 1996

Q3. How many faces does a dodecahedron have?
A3. 12

Q4. How many letters are in the word: Thyroparathyroidectomy?
A4. 22

W5. Sovereignty

Q6. This sentence/phrase expresses a belief, purpose or general motivation of a group/organization.
A6. Motto

Q7. What is the country of origin for the dessert Angel Delight? Note: No abbreviations.
A7. United Kingdom

Q8. How many vowels are in the word: Existentialism?
A8. 6

W9. Conscientious

Q10. The Caesar cipher is one of the simplest known encryption techniques. What type of cipher is it?
A10. Substitution cipher

Q11. In what year was the University of Bologna founded in Italy?
A11. 1088

Q12. What is the national motto of Spain?
A12. Plus ultra ("Further Beyond")

Q13. What animal is used in Equestrianism?
A13. Horse

W14. Thyroparathyroidectomy

Q15. What is the country of origin for the dessert Tres Leches?
A15. Mexico

Q16. What is the practice of concealing information within another message or physical object to avoid detection?
A16. Steganography

Q17. In total, how many constellations are recognized by the International Astronomical Union?
A17. 88

W18. Interference

Q19. By total area, which is the largest: New Zealand, Japan, United Kingdom, Oman, Italy?
A19. Japan (UK: ~242.5k, NZ: ~268k, Italy: ~301.3k, Oman: ~309.5k, Japan: ~378k (all units in km^2))

Q20. 6x + 3y = 12. Solve for y.
A20. y = 4 - 2x

Results:
@Powerfulfart - 21 points
@Shaders - 16 points
@Draquist - 15 points
@Maix - 13 points
@rsruinedme - 8 points
@Colton1493 - 7 points
@Bardenpho - 4 points
@Varin xD - 4 points
@Deoxygenate - 3 points
@Selc0uth - 3 points
@theguns - 3 points
@Lone_Wulv - 2 points
@Spewez - 2 points
@Moist_Po_op - 1 point

writer - @Germ366 host - @rsruinedme

Q1: The names of how many countries in Africa begin with the letter ‘E’?
A1: 5.
Q2: The colors blue and yellow can be mixed together to create what other color?
A2: Green.
Q3: What South American country has approximately 3% of the native German speakers in the world?
A3: Brazil.
Q4: Alexander Graham Bell is credited with having invented what device?
A4: The Telephone.
Q5: Alexander Graham Bell’s invention of the telephone is often disputed in favor of another inventor. Who?
A5: Elisha Gray.
Q6: The Bengal Tiger is the national animal of what country?
A6: India.
Q7: There are four colors on India’s national flag, what are they?
A7: Blue, orange, white, and green.
Q8: There are 11 players on each side of a cricket team. How many are there in total?
A8: 22.
Q9: Which country (that is not also a continent) is the largest island in the world?
A9: Greenland.
Q10: Ichthyology is the study of what?
A10: Fish.

Q11: The largest Krampus celebration in the world is held in what country?
A11: Austria.
Q12: What is the largest land animal in the world currently?
A12: The African Elephant.
Q13: What is the largest land animal in world history?
A13: The Patagotitan Mayorum.
Q14: What is the largest sea creature in world history?
A14: The Blue Whale (Yes, it’s bigger than the Megalodon, though it would definitely lose in a fight!)
Q15: The Quetzalcoatlus Northropi has the distinction of being the largest ever, what?
A15: Flying animal.
Q16: The Quetzalcoatlus Northropi is approximately the size of what long necked African animal?
A16: The Giraffe.
Q17: What is the fastest animal known to man?
A17: The Peregrine Falcon (diving speed of over 300km/h).
Q18: The Cheetah has the distinction of being the fastest, what?
A18: Land animal.
Q19: Ornithology is the study of what?
A19: Birds.
Q20: Which country is the largest island in the world?
A20: Australia.


@Winter - 20 points
@Maix - 17 points
@Jonat - 14 points
@looneymoon - 10 points
@Selc0uth - 7 points
lone wulv - 4 points
@Dyeslexia - 4 points
@Bardenpho - 3 points
@Only Lilly - 2 points
@Powerfulfart - 2 points
@FleurR3belle - 2 points

Quiz written by @Germ366 . Hosted by @Haseo .
Topic - Science!

Q1. There are 118 known elements on the periodic table. What is the last known element on the table?
A1. Oganesson (Note: Last = Highest Atomic Number)

Q2. There are 206 bones in the human body. Which is the smallest?
A2. Stapes

Q3. In the 1600's, what theory was proposed by Becher to explain the process of chemical processes like combustion or rusting?
A3. Phlogiston theory

Q4. 13.77+/-0.059 billion years is the current estimate for the age of what?
A4. The Universe

Q5. What is Ribonucleic Acid more commonly known as?
A5. RNA

Q6. Livermorium and Tennessine are tied for having the most neutrons of any element. How many do they each have?
A6. 177

Q7. To the nearest whole number, what is the boiling point of water in degrees Kelvin?
A7. 373K

Q8. What does DNA stand for? (Note: Spelling counts!)
A8. Deoxyribonucleic acid

Q9. In 1969, mankind made a giant leap. Where did we land?
A9. The Moon

Q10. Poikilocytosis is a term for abnormal-shaped cells in the human body. Which kind of cells are they?
A10. Red-blood cells

Q11. The largest planet in the solar system is Jupiter. How many moons does Jupiter have?
A11. 95

Q12. The scientific term for an explosion is an ‘exothermic reaction’. What is the scientific term for an implosion?
A12. Endothermic reaction

Q13. Alveoli are found in what human organ?
A13. The lungs

Q14. 14 is the highest number on the pH scale. What is the lowest?
A14. 0

Q15. What number does pure water have on the pH scale?
A15. 7

Q16. What is the plural form of ‘Hippocampus’?
A16. Hippocampi

Q17. What is the largest moon of Jupiter?
A17. Ganymede

Q18. Titan is the 2nd largest moon in the solar system, larger than which terrestrial planet?
A18. Mercury

Q19. The amygdala controls, among other things, the fight or flight response. What nut is the Amygdala shaped like?
A19. An almond

Q20. Contrary to popular belief, peanuts are not a kind of nut. What are they classified as?
A20. A legume

Results:
@Maix - 30 points
@Powerfulfart - 19 points
@Bardenpho - 16 points
@Moist_Po_op - 10 points
@Halferr - 4 points
@Rowt - 2 points
@Selc0uth - 2 points
@solangelica - 2 points