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MONSTER QUIZ QUESTIONS OOD JUDOON 1) The Ood have two brains; these are: 1) A group of Judoon are referred to by the Doctor as a what? A A forebrain and a hindbrain A Flock B A major brain and a minor brain B Platoon C An evil brain and a good brain C Herd 2) What is the plural of Ood? 2) What job do the Judoon do? A Oods A Policemen B Ood B Paramedics C Oodles C Couriers 3) What power do the Ood have? 3) What are the Judoon searching for A Telepathy when the Doctor first meets them? B Levitation A Plasmavore C Shape Shifting B The Hoix C Krillitanes 4) Where do the Ood come from? A Ood Square 4) What unusual item of clothing do the Judoon wear? B Ood Sphere A Scarf Tie C Ood World B Slippers 5) What device do the Ood carry C Kilt with them? A Monitor 5) What is a Judoon most likely to say? B GPS A Prepare to be catalogued ! C Translator Device B Exterminate! C We are here to serve © BBC MONSTER QUIZ QUESTIONS WEEPING ANGELS CYBERMEN 1) What is the defence mechanism of 1) What do the Cybermen say the Weeping Angels called? when attacking? A Quantum Locking A Retreat Defeat B Electric Shocking B Delete C Stone Washing C Obsolete 2) How can Weeping Angels eliminate 2) Who created the Cybermen? their victims? A Don Humid A Remove all atoms from their bodies B Jan Lumid B Send them back in time C John Lumic C Teleport them to Mars 3) What is the Cybermen’s 3) Who discovered the Weeping Angels ultimate weapon? in an old house on earth? A The Cyberking A Sally Sparrow B The Cyberqueen B Susan Finch C The Cyberjester C Sarah Crow 4) What human part still remains 4) What should you avoid doing if you inside a Cyberman? see a Weeping Angel? A Foot A Thinking B Bottom B Moving C Brain C Blinking 5) What do Cybermen have? 5) By what other name are the Weeping Angels known? A Emotions B A Lonely Assassins Sight C B Winged Witches Hearing C Stealthy Stones © BBC.

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