The First Men in the Moon - Quiz
A) The Strand Magazine B) The Moon Maze Game C) The Cosmopolitan D) Out of the Silent Planet
A) The Strand Magazine B) The Cosmopolitan C) Warehouse 13 D) Black Dossier
A) January 1901 to December 1901 B) November 1899 to June 1900 C) June 1900 to November 1900 D) November 1900 to June 1901
A) C. S. Lewis B) George Newnes Ltd C) Jules Verne D) The Bowen-Merrill Company
A) Claude Shepperson B) Roger Lancelyn Green C) Emil Hering D) T.H. Huxley
A) The Bowen-Merrill Company B) George Newnes Ltd C) The Cosmopolitan D) The Strand Magazine
A) Emil Hering B) Brian Stableford C) Larry Niven D) Claude Shepperson
A) Jules Verne B) Vernor Vinge C) C. S. Lewis D) Brian Stableford
A) T.H. Huxley B) Eddie Jones C) Steven Barnes D) Roger Lancelyn Green
A) The Moon Maze Game B) Operation Luna C) Journey to the Moon D) Out of the Silent Planet
A) Enslaving the Selenites for food B) Building steam-powered time machines C) Mining cavorite for gravity blocking D) Importing extraterrestrial gold to Earth
A) A secret underground base in London B) A crater on the Moon C) An English country house D) An ocean-going steamship
A) The resources needed for a jaunt outside Earth's gravitational field B) The amount of cavorite to power a terrace house C) The amount of gold required to fund a spaceship D) The quantity of food needed by the Selenites
A) Jet Morgan B) Oyarsa C) Weston D) Cavor
A) The warlike and predatory nature of humanity B) The secret formula for creating cavorite C) The blueprint of the English country house D) The location of the extraterrestrial gold mines
A) The Martians B) The businessman-scientist pair C) The Selenites D) The lunar Amazons
A) Eddie Jones B) T.H. Huxley C) Professor Weston D) Selwyn Cavor
A) Using cavorite solely for trapping criminals B) Peaceful coexistence with the Selenites C) Trading extraterrestrial gold with the Martians D) Human colonisation of other planets, including extermination of primitive natives
A) Jules Verne B) Brian Stableford C) Vernor Vinge D) Roger Lancelyn Green
A) Professor Weston B) Selwyn Cavor C) Eddie Jones D) Jet Morgan
A) Scarlet Traces: The Great Game B) The first volume C) Black Dossier D) Volume III: Century
A) Weston B) Selwyn C) Eddie D) Jet
A) The Selenites B) The business-scientists C) The time-travelling terrace house residents D) The Martians
A) Night Terrace B) Warehouse 13 C) Princess Principal D) DuckTales
A) Out of the Silent Planet B) Scarlet Traces: The Great Game C) Operation Luna D) The Moon Maze Game
A) Princess Principal B) Warehouse 13 C) Voyage: Inspired by Jules Verne D) The Moon Maze Game
A) Vernor Vinge B) Brian Stableford C) C. S. Lewis D) H. G. Wells
A) The SSS Implausible B) Jet Morgan's rocket C) Professor Weston's ship D) Cavor's ship
A) His wife and T.H. Huxley B) Della Duck and Selwyn Cavor C) Eddie Jones and Anastasia Black D) C. S. Lewis and Professor Weston
A) They have been enslaved by the Martians as food and canal/fleet builders B) They have conquered Earth and exterminated humanity C) They are allies of the nude lunar Amazons D) They are peacefully trading gold with Professor Weston
A) Jules Verne and Brian Stableford B) Larry Niven and Steven Barnes C) H. G. Wells and T.H. Huxley D) C. S. Lewis and Roger Lancelyn Green
A) The construction of the SSS Implausible B) The publication of Out of the Silent Planet C) The martian enslavement of the Selenites D) The events of The First Men in the Moon
A) Out of the Silent Planet B) The Moon Maze Game C) Scarlet Traces: The Great Game D) A Deepness in the Sky
A) DuckTales B) Night Terrace C) Warehouse 13 D) Princess Principal
A) Operation Luna B) SSS Implausible C) The Moon Maze Game D) Voyage: Inspired by Jules Verne
A) Malacandrian ore B) The Martian canal stone C) Cavorite D) Extraterrestrial gold
A) Anastasia Black B) Eddie Jones C) Susan Denholm D) Selwyn Cavor
A) H. G. Wells and his wife B) Larry Niven and Steven Barnes C) Anastasia Black and Susan Denholm D) Jet Morgan and Professor Weston
A) An engine designed by Professor Weston and Cavor B) Extraterrestrial gold imported from Mars C) A massive deposit of cavorite mined by the Selenites D) Another time-and-space-travelling terrace house from the same street
A) T.H. Huxley B) Jet Morgan C) Anastasia Black D) Della Duck
A) Via radio B) Through a fantasy role-playing game C) Using a cavorite-powered spaceship D) By writing a letter to Roger Lancelyn Green
A) The Martians B) The lunar society C) Humanity on Earth D) The nude lunar Amazons
A) Mr. Julius Wendigee B) Tommy Simmons C) Mr. Bedford D) Mr. Cavor
A) Mr. Cavor B) Tommy Simmons C) Mr. Bedford D) Mr. Julius Wendigee
A) A gravity-blocking substance B) A luminous blue liquid C) A compressed oxygen supply D) A type of rocket fuel
A) Pyramidal B) Conical C) Cylindrical D) Spherical
A) Mooncalves B) Selenites C) Cavorites D) Fungus-beasts
A) Mr. Cavor B) Tommy Simmons C) Mr. Bedford D) Mr. Julius Wendigee
A) Nearly 50 miles B) Nearly 200 miles C) Nearly 500 miles D) Nearly 100 miles
A) Gold B) Carbon C) Oxygen D) Helium
A) Three times B) Five times C) Four times D) Two times
A) Georges Sadoul B) Mark Gatiss C) Wendy Graham D) Lionel Jeffries
A) 1919 B) 2010 C) 1964 D) 1902
A) Edward Judd B) Mark Gatiss C) Rory Kinnear D) Lionel Jeffries
A) Rory Kinnear B) Edward Judd C) Hywell Bennett D) Lionel Jeffries
A) Diving suits B) Radiation suits C) Regular suits D) Pressure suits
A) No one B) Martha Hyer C) Wendy Graham D) Terry James
A) BBC Radio 4 B) BBC Radio 4 Extra C) BBC Four D) ITV
A) Terry James B) Robert Cromie C) Georges Sadoul D) Mark Gatiss
A) Hywell Bennett B) Rory Kinnear C) Edward Judd D) Mark Gatiss
A) The 1919 adaptation B) The 2010 adaptation C) A Trip to the Moon D) The 1964 adaptation
A) Mark Gatiss B) Terry James C) Georges Sadoul D) David Rosler
A) 30-minute B) 90-minute C) 60-minute D) 120-minute
A) Chrysostom Trueman B) Robert Cromie C) Mark Gatiss D) Terry James
A) Willie Rushdon B) Rory Kinnear C) Hywell Bennett D) Lionel Jeffries
A) Mark Gatiss B) Hywell Bennett C) Willie Rushdon D) Edward Judd
A) It was lost B) It was copyrighted C) It was destroyed by fire D) It was banned
A) Vintage Sci-Fi B) Lost Classics C) Hidden Treasures D) Wells Audio
A) Jules Verne B) Chrysostom Trueman C) Robert Cromie D) Georges Sadoul
A) A Plunge into Space B) From the Earth to the Moon C) Around the Moon D) The History of a Voyage to the Moon
A) H.G. Wells B) Chrysostom Trueman C) Robert Cromie D) Jules Verne
A) Publicly hostile B) Indifferent C) Secretly supportive D) Deeply admiring
A) Martha Hyer B) Georges Sadoul C) Wendy Graham D) Terry James
A) A ripping SF adventure yarn B) A poorly written plagiarized story C) A confusing cinematic disaster D) A boring scientific textbook |
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