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Superheroes Trivia Quiz Iv SUPERHEROES TRIVIA QUIZ IV ( www.TriviaChamp.com ) 1> Which superhero carries an indestructible shield? a. The Green Lantern b. Captain America c. Captain Flag d. The Red Tornado 2> Which character is often romantically paired with Batman? a. The Black Canary b. Miss America c. Catwoman d. Hawkgirl 3> Which superhero started out as a petty criminal? a. The Atom b. Spiderman c. The Blue Knight d. Plastic Man 4> Which superhero's alter ego is Raymond Palmer? a. The Atom b. Hawkman c. The Green Arrow d. The Tornado 5> Which superhero is associated with the phrase, "With great power there must also come great responsibility"? a. Spiderman b. Hell Boy c. Batman d. The Hulk 6> Which superhero is nicknamed the "Scarlett Speedster"? a. The Flash b. Speedball c. Stardust d. The Thing 7> Which superhero is dubbed the "Man without Fear"? a. Daredevil b. The Flash c. Wolverine d. Green Lantern 8> Which superhero is the medical doctor for the X-men? a. Storm b. Shadowcat c. Ice Man d. The Beast 9> Who is Batgirl's father (Barbara Gordon)? a. The Mayor b. The Governor c. Batman's Butler d. The Chief of Police 10> Which superhero gains his power from a ring? a. The Green Lantern b. Storm c. Dazzler d. The Hulk 11> Which superhero can manipulate the weather? a. The Tornado b. The Atom c. Strom d. The Thing 12> Which Island does Wonder Woman call home? a. Emerald Island b. Paradise Island c. Amazonia d. Eden Isle 13> Where does the Green Arrow operate? a. Star City b. Chicago c. Atlanta d. Gotham 14> Which superhero was given a special serum to help the war effort? a. Spiderman b. Captain America c. The Hulk d. Wolfman 15> Which Superhero's tagline is "It's clobbering time"? a. Iron Man b. Plastic Man c. The Green Lantern d. The Thing 16> Which superhero is also known as Ronin and Goliath? a. Cyclops b. Iron Man c. Hawkeye d. The Beast Answers: 1> Captain America - The shield can also be used as a weapon. 2> Catwoman - Catwoman was a whip carrying villainesses when she was first introduced. 3> Plastic Man - Plastic man was shot during a robbery while he and his gang were trying to escape. 4> The Atom - The Atom has the ability to become incredibly small. 5> Spiderman - The line is attributed to his Uncle Ben. 6> The Flash - Flash has super speed and super human reflexes. 7> Daredevil - Daredevil was blinded by radioactive materials, which fell off a truck. 8> The Beast - The beast has genius level intellect. 9> The Chief of Police - She is the daughter of Gotham City police commissioner James Gordon. 10> The Green Lantern - Different rings are created by the Guardians of the Universe. 11> Strom - Strom is one of the X-men. Her abilities also include resistance to the weather and flight. 12> Paradise Island - This island was renamed Themiscyra, in 1987. 13> Star City - The Green Arrow's alter ego is Oliver Queen. 14> Captain America - Steve Rogers was altered by the serum to help the United States win World War II. 15> The Thing - The Thing was a member of the Fantastic Four. 16> Hawkeye - Debuting in 1964, Hawkeye's alter ego is Clint Barton. .
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