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Superhero Trivia 1. Another name for Superman is the Man of what? a. Steel 2. Who played Ironman in the latest Ironman movies? a. Robert Downey Jr. 3. This superhero was born in the Amazon and could rely on an assortment of superhero gadgets if need be including: indestructible bracelets, an invisible plane, and a lasso of truth. a. Wonder Woman 4. What is Superman's Kryptonian name? a. Kal-el 5. What name was Wolverine born as? a. James Howlett (but is was commonly known as Logan) 6. Actress Halle Berry played which two comic heroines? a. Storm and Cat Woman 7. Thor was the son of whom? a. Odin 8. What was the name of the top secret project which changed Steve Rogers into Captain America? a. Operation Rebirth 9. People who have the X gene are known as what? a. Mutants 10. Kurt Wagner (“Vaagner”) is this superhero’s real name. a. Nightcrawler 11. What newspaper does Peter Parker work for? a. The Daily Bugle 12. What is the name of S.H.I.E.L.D’s highest ranking agent? a. Nick Fury 13. What was the name of Batman’s trainer/mentor? a. Raz-Al Gul 14. In the Captain America movie, what was the name of the evil organization the hero was fighting? a. Hydra 15. What type of metal cover’s Wolverine’s bones? a. Adamantium 16. What is the power source IronMan uses called? a. Arc Reactor 17. What is the name of the actor who plays Thor? a. Chris Hemsworth 18. Who is the best superhero ever? a. Batman (will also accept “Jesus”) 19. What was Bruce Banner exposed to that turned him into the Hulk? a. Gamma Radiation 20. What was “Professor X’s” real name? a. Charles Xavier .

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