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Movie and TV Superhero Quiz How well do you know your superheros? Take this quiz based on superheros from movies and TV shows to see! 1. Who are the members of the Incredible family? 2. What are their powers? 3. What does TMNT stand for? 4. Who are the TMNT named after? 5. Who is Captain Underpants in Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie? 6. What are the names of the two main characters in Captain Underpants. 7. What is Captain Underpants’ uniform? 8. What is the name of the city Batman protects? 9. What is the name of Batman’s headquarters? 10. What is Batman’s greatest fear in the Lego Batman movie? 11. What is Sonic the Hedgehog’s superpower? 12. When Sonic is sent to Earth and runs at supersonic speed, what happens? 13. What are the real names of the main characters in the DC Superhero girls show? 14. What are their superhero names? 15. How many Dragon Balls are there? 16. What happens when you find all the Dragon Balls? 17. What planet are Goku and the other Saiyans from? 18. What is the Mandalorian’s name? 19. What makes Superman very weak? 20. Name as many good Marvel characters as you can. Answers 1. Who are the members of the Incredible family? Mr Incredible, Elastigirl, Violet, Dash and Jack-Jack. 2. What are their powers? a. Mr Incredible – very strong b. Elastigirl – can stretch her body like elastic c. Violet – can make herself invisible and has force fields d. Dash – super speed e. Jack-Jack – has many different powers including teleportation, bursting into fire and laser eyes. 3. What does TMNT stand for? Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. 4. Who are the TMNT named after? Renaissance artists Raphael, Michelangelo, Leonardo and Donatello. 5. What are the names of the two main characters in Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie? George Beard and Harold Hutchins. 6. Who is Captain Underpants in Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie? George and Harold’s mean school principal who the boys hypnotise into becoming a superhero. 7. What is Captain Underpants’ uniform? A cape and underwear. 8. What is the name of the city Batman protects? Gotham City. 9. What is the name of Batman’s headquarters? The Batcave. 10. What is Batman’s greatest fear in the Lego Batman movie? Being part of a family. 11. What is Sonic the Hedgehog’s superpower? Supersonic speed. 12. When Sonic is sent to Earth and runs at supersonic speed, what happens? He causes an electromagnetic pulse which makes the power go out across the Pacific Northwest. 13. What are the real names of the main characters in the DC Superhero girls show? a. Diana Prince b. Barbara Gordon c. Kara Danvers d. Zee Zatara e. Jessica Cruz f. Karen Beecher 14. What are their superhero names? a. Diana Prince – Wonder Woman b. Barbara Gordon – Batgirl c. Kara Danvers – Supergirl d. Zee Zatara - Zatanna e. Jessica Cruz - Green Lantern f. Karen Beecher - Bumblebee 15. How many Dragon Balls are there? Seven 16. What happens when you find all the Dragon Balls? A dragon is summoned who will grant your wish. 17. What planet is Goku and the other Saiyans from? Planet Vegeta. 18. What is the Mandalorian’s name? Din Djarin. 19. What makes Superman very weak? Kryptonite 20. Name as many good Marvel characters as you can. Here are some: • Ant Man • Black Panther • Black Widow • Captain America • Captain Marvel • Deadpool • Doctor Strange • Iron Man • Scarlet Witch • Spider Man • Thor • The Hulk • Vision • Wolverine .
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