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Super 1 Star Wars! Team: YOUR TEAM NAME HERE Super 1 Replace this cell with "Yes" or "No" to let us know if you used the internet. Star Wars! “Star Trek?” I asked her. “Really?” “What?” she demanded, bending unnaturally black eyebrows together. “There are two kinds of people in the universe, Molly,” I said. “Star Trek fans and Star Wars fans. This is shocking.” She sniffed. “This is the post-nerd-closet world, Harry. It’s okay to like both.” “Blasphemy and lies,” I said.” - Jim Butcher We’re still processing the most recent Star Wars film. We have found the best way for us to deal with our myriad of emotions surrounding the recent cinematic display was by pouring every feel into this Super Bonus. It’s a doozy, but trust us, it’s not a trap! Note: Episode VI of this Bonus has an audio portion. The audio can be found here https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1rrDOyGk48AdEZwNHR5Sm1oYUE/view?usp=sharing Episode I. A Long Time Ago In A Galaxy Far, Far Away... Identify the following Star Wars film based on the hint. We are looking for the official name, not the Episode Number. Each Episode that has been released is used exactly once. Description Episode 1 George Lucas creates Ewoks in order to sell stuffed animals. Return of the Jedi Samuel L. Jackson successfully acts in a film without uttering "Motherf****er" but then he 2 dies. Revenge of the Sith 3 The introduction of Jar Jar pisses off everyone who thought they liked Star Wars. The Phantom Menace 4 "Help me Obi-Wan, you're my only hope." Star Wars (A New Hope) 5 For once, some racial diversity. The Force Awakens 6 Hoth. The Empire Strikes Back 7 Yoda shocks the world with some badass swordsmanship v. the Sith. Attack of the Clones Episode II. The Most Wretched Hive of Scum and Villainy Ever Identify the Star Wars Species by the pictures. (NOTE: We are looking for species, NOT character names, so if it were a picture of Han Solo you should write “Human” we will not accept “Han Solo”.) The pictures are on the accompanying question sheet 8 Sarlacc 9 Ewok 10 Hutt 11 Gungan 12 Wampa 13 Bith 14 Bantha 15 Tusken Raider 16 Neimodian 17 Geonesians 18 Jawa 19 Toydarian 20 Wookie Episode III. The Fault Is In Our Stars Identify the Zodiac Sign according to their Symbols: (Symbols are on the accompanying question sheet) Zodiac Sign 21 Pisces 22 Taurus 23 Libra 24 Leo 25 Aries 26 Gemini 27 Virgo 28 Sagittarius 29 Cancer 30 Aquarius 31 Capricorn 32 Scorpio Episode IV. Quotes of Astronomical Proportions Identify what astronomy-related concepts are described by the following quotes: Quote Concept 33 "________, where God divided by zero" - Albert Einstein Black Holes 34 "And yet it moves" - Galileo Galile. What is it? Earth "I came in with _______ in 1835. It comes again next year, and I expect to go out with it" - 35 Mark Twain Halley's Comet 36 "Climb High, Climb Far, Your Goal the Sky, Your Aim the _______" - Hopkins Gate Star "On the _________, we orbit the Earth 16 times per day, which means we're constantly moving to and away from the sun. From light to shadow, the temperature swings by 300 degrees. Of course we're protected by the gear we wear, but you can definitely feel this 37 temperature change." - Thomas Marshburn International Space Station "Photos from the ______ evoke far more awe for creation than the light streaming through a 38 stained glass window in a cathedral" - Michael Shermer Photo from Hubble Space Telescope "But that is how things are nowadays: when a man wishes to be clever he must . invent something special, and the way he does it must needs be the best!" - Martin Luther. Who is 39 the man? Copernicus 40 "Goodnight ________" - Margaret Wise Brown Moon Episode V. Hanging With the Stars Name the following Stars (or groups of Stars) who have stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame based on a work that is commonly associated with them: Popular Version Original Singer 41 "Baby Love" - Singing Group The Supremes 42 "Kids Say the Darndest Things" - Actor/Comedian Bill Cosby or Art Linklater 43 "______ ______ Neighborhood" - Actor/Character Mister Rogers 44 "The Virginian" - Actor Doug McClure 45 "Time to Say Goodbye" - Singer Andrea Boccelli 46 "New York" - Singer Frank Sinatra 47 "Norbit" - Actor/Comedian Eddie Murphy 48 "Some Like it Hot" - Actress Marilyn Monroe 49 "My Heart Will Go On" - Singer Celine Dion 50 "The Ten Commandments" - Actor Charlton Heston 51 "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" - Actress Katharine Hepburn 52 "Rango" - Actor Johnny Depp 53 "_____ _____ Club" - Character Mickey Mouse 54 "What Hurts the Most" - Singing Group Rascal Flatts 55 "Happy" - Singer/Producer Pharrell Williams BONUS: There are two pairs of stars on the hollywood walk of fame with the exact same names. One of whom has a connection to this Boni. Name either or both of those pairs of stars. 56 Michael Jackson (the singer and the radio host) 57 Harrison Ford (the silent movie star and the Star Wars star) Episode VI. Audio Bonus! Identify the following film by it's score along with the Composer who wrote it! Composers may repeat but movies will not. We are looking for the first film each song or soundtrack appeared in! Film Composer/Artist 58 Star Wars John Williams 59 Princess Mononoke Joe Hisaishi 60 Requiem for a Dream Clint Mansell 61 Corpse Bride Danny Elfman 62 Star Trek Michael Giacchino 63 Schindler’s List John Williams 64 The Lord of The Rings Leonard Rosenman 65 Inception Hans Zimmer 66 Interstellar Hans Zimmer 67 King Kong James Newton Howard 68 Breakfast at Tiffany’s Henry Mancini 69 The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe Harry Gregson-Williams 70 The Avengers Alan Silvestri 71 Last of the Mohicans Trevor Jones (Also accept Randy Edel 72 How to Train Your Dragon John Powell 73 Captain Americ: Thhe Winter Soldier Henry Jackman 74 Psycho Bernard Herrmann 75 The Exorcist Steve Boeddeker 76 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Tan Dun 77 Gravity Steven Price 78 Up Michael Giacchino 79 El Orfanato ~ The Orphanage Fernando Velázquez 80 The Grand Budapest Hotel Alexandre Desplat 81 Apollo 13 James Horner 82 The Graduate Simon and Garfunkel 83 Gone with the Wind Max Steiner 84 The Pink Panther Henry Mancini 85 Forrest Gump Alan Silvestri 86 Chariots of Fire Vangelis 87 Thor Patrick Doyle 88 Tron: Legacy Daft Punk 89 The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Ennio Morricone 90 Avatar James Horner 91 Wall-E Thomas Newman 92 Slumdog Millionaire A. R. Rahman 93 The Omen Jerry Goldsmith 94 Atonement Dario Marianelli 95 X-Men: First Class Henry Jackman 96 Phantom of the Opera Andrew Lloyd Webber 97 Vertigo Bernard Herrmann Episode VII. Shit Just Got Real Star Wars was filmed in hundreds of locations worldwide in order to capture the perfect Tatooine or Hoth. Sometimes though these very same places suffered from what might be known as "Real Wars." For each of the battles named below name the conflict (in English) and the country involved that also served as a filming location for Star Wars. Countries may be used more than once. Event Conflict Name Country 98 Battle of Taierzhuang (March - April, 1938) Sino-Japanese War China 99 Battle of Guadalajara (March 8-23, 1937) Spanish Civil War Spain Guatemala Civil 100 War Guatemala 101 The Surrender of Gothenburg (October 9, 1788) Theatre War Norway 102 1911 Tripoli Massacre (October 23, 1911) Italo-Turkish War Italy Mexican-American 103 Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo (February 2, 1848) War USA Spanish Conquest 104 Capture of Atahualpa (November 16, 1532) of the Inca Empire Spain 105 Surrender of Lucerne (November 23, 1847) Sonderbund War Switzerland Epilogue: Cola Wars Star Wars is perhaps the most successful and recognizable franchise in history so like it or not you've probably seen plenty of C-3PO and Darth Vader hanging out on various products you've gone to buy. Now imagine how difficult it would be to see those advertisements as a Storm Trooper. Those helmets don't have big sightlines so we have found a few promotions and put their pictures here as they would appear through the lens of a fighter for the Empire! Identify what is being peddled! (Looking for product names so you would need to say "Honey Bunches of Oats" and not just cereal or Post.) Item 106 Frosted Flakes 107 Pez 108 Covergirl (Lipstick) 109 HP (Computer) 110 Duracell Batteries 111 Subway (Kids Meal) 112 Verizon 113 Coffeemate 114 Kraft Mac n Cheese 115 M&Ms 116 Angry Birds.
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