1. What is the main character’s name?
(a) Mark Thackeray
(b) Richard Braithwaite
(c) Robert Brown
(d) Pamela Dare
2. Where is the story primarily set?
(a) New York City
(b) London
(c) Paris
(d) Kingston, Jamaica
3. What is Mark Thackeray’s profession before becoming a teacher?
(a) Engineer
(b) Lawyer
(c) Doctor
(d) Pilot
1. What is the name of the mission that the Dirty Dozen is tasked with?
(a) Operation Overlord
(b) Operation Torch
(c) Operation Valkyrie
(d) Project Amnesty
2. Who is the commanding officer of the Dirty Dozen?
(a) Major John Reisman
(b) Colonel William R. Sharpe
(c) Captain Frank Rader
(d) Lieutenant Robert Jefferson
3. Which character is known for his expertise in explosives?
(a) Robert Jefferson
(b) Victor Franko
(c) Joseph Wladislaw
(d) Vernon Pinkley
1. What is the main plot of “The Producers”?
(a) Two producers try to create the worst Broadway show ever to save money on taxes.
(b) Two rival Broadway producers compete to create the best musical.
(c) A struggling playwright tries to get his work produced on Broadway.
(d) A group of investors try to take over a struggling Broadway theater.
2. Who plays the role of Max Bialystock?
(a) Gene Wilder
(b) Zero Mostel
(c) Mel Brooks
(d) Peter Sellers
3. Who plays the role of Leo Bloom?
(a) Gene Wilder
(b) Zero Mostel
(c) Mel Brooks
(d) Peter Sellers
1. What is the name of the political group Brian accidentally joins?
(a) The People’s Front of Judea
(b) The Judean People’s Front
(c) The Popular Front of Judea
(d) The Popular Judean People’s Front
2. What is the name of the Roman centurion who frequently appears throughout the film?
(a) Centurion Centurius
(b) Centurion Centurionis
(c) Deadly Dirk
(d) Centurion Centuriosus
3. What does the Judean People’s Front fight against?
(a) The Roman Empire
(b) The Popular Front of Judea
(c) The People’s Front of Judea
(d) The Judean Popular Front
1. What is the central conflict of the movie?
(a) A love triangle between Rachel, Bert, and Drummond
(b) A political battle between two opposing parties
(c) A religious debate over the teaching of evolution
(d) A legal dispute over property rights
2. Who is the prosecuting attorney in the Scopes Trial?
(a) Henry Drummond
(b) Matthew Harrison Brady
(c) Bert Cates
(d) Rachel Brown
3. What is the name of the small town where the trial takes place?
(a) Dayton
(b) Hillsboro
(c) Dover
(d) Salem
1. What is the real name of the man whose story inspired the film “Midnight Express”?
(a) Billy Hayes
(b) Jimmy Carter
(c) Süleyman Demirel
(d) Oliver Stone
2. In which country is Billy Hayes imprisoned?
(a) Iran
(b) Turkey
(c) Greece
(d) Morocco
3. What crime does Billy Hayes commit that lands him in prison?
(a) Murder
(b) Drug Smuggling
(c) Espionage
(d) Robbery
1. What is the setting of the 1968 film adaptation of Romeo and Juliet?
(a) Verona, Italy
(b) Modern-day Verona, Italy
(c) A futuristic dystopian city
(d) A contemporary American city
2. Who directed the 1968 film adaptation of Romeo and Juliet?
(a) Franco Zeffirelli
(b) Baz Luhrmann
(c) Akira Kurosawa
(d) Francis Ford Coppola
3. Which actors played the roles of Romeo and Juliet in the 1968 film?
(a) Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes
(b) Heath Ledger and Julia Stiles
(c) Leonard Whiting and Olivia Hussey
(d) Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley
1. What is the genre of the film Deliverance?
(a) Romantic Comedy
(b) Science Fiction
(c) Thriller
(d) Historical Drama
2. Where does the story of Deliverance primarily take place?
(a) The Rocky Mountains
(b) The Appalachian Mountains
(c) The Sierra Nevada
(d) Northern Georgia
3. What is the main activity that the four city men go to the rural Georgia countryside for?
(a) Hunting
(b) Fishing
(c) Hiking
(d) Camping
1. Who plays the iconic villain, Auric Goldfinger?
(a) Gert Frobe
(b) Donald Pleasence
(c) Christopher Lee
(d) Curd Jürgens
2. What is the name of James Bond’s loyal ally and quartermaster?
(a) Felix Leiter
(b) Q
(c) M
(d) Bill Tanner
3. What is the primary goal of Auric Goldfinger’s plan?
(a) To steal the Crown Jewels
(b) To assassinate the British Prime Minister
(c) To irradiate Fort Knox’s gold reserves
(d) To take over the world’s diamond trade