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Star Wars Trivia: Masters Level !"#$%$#&'($# Star Wars Trivia: Masters Level (1) Who portrayed Darth Vader unmasked in (8) What holiday does Chewbacca return to (14) In which detention block is Princess Leia Return of the Jedi? Kashyyyk for in the Star Wars: Holiday held prisoner aboard the Death Star? a. Clive Revill Special? a. 1138 b. Sebastian Shaw a. Life Day b. D Block c. Orson Welles b. Remembrance Day c. AA23 d. Oliver Reed c. Grrraaaaggghhhnnakah d. 101 (2) What was the offi cial wide release date for d. Arbor Day (15) Star Wars: Episode IV won many Academy Star Wars: Episode IV? (9) How many Imperial offi cers does Vader Awards™, but lost the Best Picture award to... a. May 18, 1977 choke in Episode V (at least on-screen)? a. The Goodbye Girl b. May 31, 1976 a. 2 b. 1 b. Saturday Night Fever c. July 4, 1977 c. 4 d. 3 c. Annie Hall d. May 25, 1977 (10) Which actor supplied the voice for d. The Turning Point (3) Who was an early idea to play Obi-Wan Emperor Palpatine in the original (16) What was the name of Bail Organa’s wife? Kenboi before the decision was made release of Star Wars: Episode V? a. Queen Sheltae to cast Alec Guiness? a. Christopher Lee b. Queen Breha a. Ken Takakura b. Clive Revill c. Queen Lelila b. Noriyuki “Pat” Morita c. Bill Nighy d. Queen Depa c. Toshiro Mifune d. Wilfrid Hyde-White (17) In early drafts of Star Wars, the story was d. Sonny Chiba (11) What was Han Solo’s asking price for said to have come from an in-universe saga (4) Which planet is home to Tion Medon? passage to the Alderaan system in known as a. Alderaan Star Wars: Episode IV? a. The Journal of the Whills b. Utapau a. 10,000 b. Tales of the Jedi c. Cristophsis b. 15,000 c. Legend of the Force d. Muunilinst c. 100 d. The Princess Leia Diaries (5) From which restaurant did George Lucas d. 20,000 (18) One of the most feared and remote prisons witness the blockbuster lineup for the (12) Which starship manufacturer produced in the galaxy, and source of the drug known as release of Star Wars: Episode IV at the the ARC-170 fi ghter/bomber, and later, the “spice”, is the Spice Mines of... Mann’s Chinese Theater? X-wing? a. Dantooine a. Hamburger Hamlet a. Global Dynamics b. Kessel b. Mel’s Drive In b. Chronowerx c. Ord Mantell c. Dex’s Diner c. Incom d. Nar Shaddaa d. Del Taco d. Cyberdyne Systems (19) Which of the following is the model (6) What is the name of the fl eet commanded by (13) What is the name of the gruff bartender number of Han Solo’s Corellian light freighter, General Kenobi during Star Wars: Episode III? who runs the famous Chalmun’s Cantina the Milennium Falcon? a. Coruscant Dawn on Tatooine? a. T-65 b. Righteous Fury a. Wuher b. T-16 c. Open Circle b. Figrin D’an c. YT-1300 d. Hand of the Force c. Joe d. SL-55 AMG (7) What is the name of General Grievous’ d. Pruneface (20) To which race of aliens does Nien Nunb, fl agship during the Clone Wars? Lando’s loyal co-pilot, belong? a. Devastator a. Sullustan b. Executor b. Klatooinian c. Adjudicator c. Gundark d. Malevolence d. Polis Massan (5) a (5) (10) b (10) (15) c (15) (20) a (20) PLACE BOOK COVER (4) b (4) (9) d (9) (14) c (14) (19) c (19) EXCERPTED IN PART FROM (3) c (3) (8) a (8) (13) a (13) (18) b (18) HERE / NO TINT Star Wars: The Complete (2) d (2) (7) d (7) (12) c (12) (17) a (17) Visual Dictionary (1) b (1) (6) c (6) (11) a (11) (16) b (16) ISBN: 978-0-7566-2238-1 ANSWER KEY DK PUBLISHING, SEPTEMBER 2012 Copyright ©2012 Lucasfilm Ltd. & ® or ™ where indicated. All rights reserved. Used under authorization. .
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