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Avengers Trivia Questions Are a Great Way to Have Fun with Friends Are you the biggest Avengers fan? Take the test with friends! These Avengers trivia questions are a great way to have fun with friends. And show you're the true fan of the Marvel Studios pictures and original comics. Don't forget to download the free PDF at the bottom of this article! It will make it easier to play trivia with friends in person. Have fun playing! And get ready to jump into the Marvel Cinematic Universe! Originally seen at: https://icebreakerquestions.info/avengers-trivia-questions/ How to Play Trivia is best played with a minimum of three players. If playing in person, each player should have a pencil and paper. When a trivia question is presented to the group, a correct answer is worth one point. It's best to play three rounds of the game. With the winner being the player with the most points. A "game head" is normally chosen before the game begins. This player is going to be the one who reads the questions to the group. In the event of a tie, leave 10 questions available. The two or three players must compete against each other in these 10 questions in order to determine the winner. Avengers Trivia Questions & Answers Trivia Question: How many rings does Captain America's shield have? Answer: 2. Trivia Question: What side of his face is the eye patch that Nick Fury wears? Answer: Right side. Trivia Question: What planet was the Soul Stone hidden on in the movie Infinity War? Answer: Vormir. Trivia Question: What is the real name of the Incredible Hulk? Answer: Bruce Banner. Trivia Question: How many infinity stones are there? Answer: 6. Trivia Question: Who killed Tony Stark's parents? Answer: Winter Soldier. Trivia Question: True or false, early Tony Stark Iron Man suit's were plugged into the wall? Answer: True. Trivia Question: Who was the person who came up with the name "The Avengers?" Answer: The Wasp, wife of Ant Man. Trivia Question: After being defeated by The Avengers in their firs issue, where did the hulk take refuge? Answer: In a traveling circus. Trivia Question: True or false, the avengers once had a Justice League crossover where they fought? Answer: True. Trivia Question: What is the signature move of Black Panther? Answer: The Panther Punch. Trivia Question: Captain Marvel once became pregnant with the child of which villain? Answer: Marcus Immortus. Trivia Question: What issue did Captain America join The Avengers in the Marvel Universe comic series? Answer: The 4th issue. Trivia Question: In which Avengers movie does Scarlet Witch make her appearance? Answer: Avengers: Age of Ultron. Trivia Question: In the marvel film Avengers: Infinity War, The Wakandan war cry is said to stand for what? Answer: Hold strong. Trivia Question: What does Loki say to Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War regarding Bruce Banner? Answer: We have a Hulk. Trivia Question: What was Steve Rogers treated with in order to become Captain America? Answer: Super Soldier Serum. Trivia Question: How many Avengers films are there in total? Answer: 4. Trivia Question: In which Avengers film does Spider-Man make an appearance? Answer: Trick question, he makes an appearance in Captain America: Civil War. Trivia Question: What percentage of credit did Tony Stark give to Pepper for the design of Stark Tower? Answer: 12% of the credit. Trivia Question: What word does Thanos say in the post-credits scene of the first Avengers movie? Answer: Death. Trivia Question: The Infinity Gauntlet was worn on which hand of Thanos? Answer: His left hand. Trivia Question: Joss Whedon wasn't a fan of Tony Stark's pose because it reminded him of what Disney character? Answer: Peter Pan. Trivia Question: What fake name does Natasha Romanoff give to Tony Stark when they first meet? Answer: I want one. Trivia Question: What does "S.H.I.E.L.D." stand for? Answer: Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division. Trivia Question: What actress plays Maria Hill in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Answer: Cobie Smulders. Trivia Question: Kenneth Branagh directed which Marvel Studios film? Answer: Thor. Trivia Question: Is Doctor Strange part of The Avengers team? Answer: Yes. Trivia Question: In which movie does Doctor Strange fight Thanos? Answer: In the final battle in Avengers: Infinity War. Trivia Question: In the comic book series, who were the original avengers? Answer: Iron Man, Ant Man, Hulk, Thor, and Wasp. Trivia Question: Pepper Potts is the full name of which avengers assistant? Answer: Iron Man's assistant. Trivia Question: Where is the Avengers headquarters? Answer:Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, New York City. Trivia Question: What does Nick Fury tell to Captain America in order to get him back into the world? Answer: Nick Fury tells him that he's trying to save the world. Trivia Question: What is the full and real name of Black Widow? Answer: Natasha Romanova. Trivia Question: Jane Foster was killed by which Avengers villain? Answer: Thanos. Trivia Question: "Puny God" was said to which person while inside Stark Tower? Answer: Loki. Trivia Question: What year did Avengers: Endgame get released? Answer: 2019. Trivia Question: In the first film, Dean Stanton made an appearance and said what? Answer: I can do this all day. Trivia Question: What infinity stone is green in color? Answer: The Soul Stone. Trivia Question: What is the color of the space stone? Answer: Pink. Trivia Question: What powers does the mind stone give? Answer: Telekinetic powers. Trivia Question: What's the name of the soldiers that fought with Captain America in World War II? Answer: Howling Commandos. Trivia Question: Who was the first Avenger who decided to quit the team? Answer: Thor. Trivia Question: True or false, was Star Wars ever referenced in an Avengers film? Answer: False. Trivia Question: What is the hero name of Clint Barton? Answer: Hawkeye. Trivia Question: "The Vision" from the comic book series was originally intended to be what type of creature? Answer: An alien. Trivia Question: Thanos was originally inspired by what competing comic companies character? Answer: DC Comics Darkseid. Trivia Question: In The Avengers comic book series, which talk show host made a cameo in the series? Answer: David Letterman. Trivia Question: In the comic series and movie series, which character was played by the same person? Answer: Nick Fury. Trivia Question: The Wasp was going to replace which character in the first Avengers movie? Answer: Black Widow..
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