general knowledge Online Quiz - 2591

This tagline is from Transformers (2007), referring to the ancient conflict between Autobots and Decepticons that spills over to Earth. The movie became a major blockbuster franchise about alien robots.

This tagline is from Iron Man (2008), referring to Tony Stark creating the Iron Man suit and becoming a hero through technology and innovation. The film launched the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

This tagline is associated with Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001), introducing audiences to the wizarding world. The phrase captures the wonder and discovery of magic.

This tagline is from The Sixth Sense (1999), referring to Cole's ability to see dead people - a gift that isolates him from others. The film is famous for its twist ending and psychological depth.

This tagline is from The Matrix (1999), referencing the film's digital reality concept and Neo's role as 'The One' who can manipulate it. The movie explored philosophical questions about reality and free will.

In The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, the White Witch cast Narnia into 100 years of eternal winter until Aslan returns. This matches the '100 years' timeframe in the tagline. Evil Dead and its sequels are horror films with different settings.

The Incredibles is about a family of superheroes whose motto is literally 'We save the day.' Schindler's List is a historical drama, 'the invincibles' isn't a real movie, and Home Alone is a comedy. The tagline perfectly matches the superhero family's purpose.

I Am Legend features Will Smith as the last human survivor in a post-apocalyptic New York, though he's not truly alone due to the mutated creatures. This matches the 'last man on earth' concept. Evil Dead, Matrix, and Alien all have multiple surviving characters.

Chicken Run is an animated comedy about chickens trying to escape a farm before they're turned into pies, making the 'escape or die frying' tagline literally fitting (they'll be fried if they don't escape). Resident Evil, Kung Fu Panda, and Mr. Robinson's Family don't match this theme.

The Day After Tomorrow is a disaster film about catastrophic climate change, fitting the 'tomorrow it's real' theme - fiction becoming reality. While 2012 and 2022 are also disaster films, The Day After Tomorrow specifically deals with sudden climate catastrophe.

Predator's actual marketing campaign used the line 'Soon the hunt will begin' - it's about an alien hunter stalking humans. Anaconda is about snakes, The Hunter could refer to multiple films, and Alien is about xenomorphs, not hunting.

The Hangover is a comedy about a bachelor party in Las Vegas where the groom goes missing. The tagline 'Some guys just can't handle vegas' perfectly captures this premise. Ocean's 11 is also about Vegas but has a different tone, and the other options don't fit.

'An offer you can't refuse' is one of the most famous lines from The Godfather, spoken by Don Corleone. The other options are all different genres - haunted house horror, stepfather thriller, and 'I am god' isn't a real film title.

The Evil Dead franchise is about supernatural evil forces that are extremely difficult to stop, fitting the 'Can they be stopped?' tagline. Jeepers Creepers is about a creature, Chucky's Bride (Bride of Chucky) is doll horror, and The Devil is too generic.

The Exorcist is the definitive film about demonic possession, fitting 'The devil inside.' The Devil Wears Prada is about fashion, Dead Man's Chest is a Pirates of the Caribbean film, and The Devil could refer to several movies but Exorcist is most iconic for 'devil inside' theme.

A convocation is a collective noun for eagles. Fling is incorrect, convention is for general gatherings, and troop typically refers to monkeys or baboons. This tests knowledge of animal collective nouns.

A group of crows is called a 'murder,' a term likely rooted in folklore about their perceived dark or ominous nature. 'Flight' is a general term for birds in flight, 'wake' refers to buzzards, and 'muster' typically describes peacocks or other birds.

The correct collective noun for a group of lions is a 'pride'. A 'leap' is for leopards, a 'mischief' is for rats, and a 'band' is often used for gorillas or coyotes.

A group of porcupines is called a 'prickle,' which references their sharp, prickly quills. 'Colony' is a general term for many animal groups, 'crash' refers to rhinoceroses, and 'prick' is not the correct collective noun form.