A) $200 million B) $150 million C) $100 million D) $285 million
A) Around $10 million B) Nearly $6 million C) Just below $20 million D) Up to $15 million
A) $100 million B) $50 million C) $285 million D) $200 million
A) Around $50 million B) Exactly $15 million C) Nearly $200 million D) Over $100 million
A) June 16, 2024 B) August 21, 2022 C) December 20, 2022 D) June 21, 2026
A) 4K, Dolby Vision HDR, and Dolby Atmos B) 8K resolution with surround sound C) Standard HD and Stereo sound D) 3D IMAX format
A) November 15, 2024 B) June 21, 2026 C) June 16, 2024 D) August 21, 2022
A) New Zealand B) India C) Australia D) Philippines
A) Neon B) Crave C) Binge D) Sky Atlantic
A) Two hours B) Thirty minutes C) Fifteen minutes D) Over an hour
A) 84% B) 69% C) 90% D) 91%
A) 69 B) 87 C) 75 D) 73
A) June 2024 B) June 2026 C) December 2022 D) November 2024
A) 84% B) 90% C) 91% D) 75%
A) JioHotstar B) Crave and HBO C) Binge and Foxtel D) Sky and Neon
A) 75 B) 90 C) 73 D) 69
A) Austria B) Italy C) UK D) New Zealand
A) Miguel Sapochnik B) Ramin Djawadi C) Ryan Condal D) David J. Peterson
A) Two B) One C) Three D) Zero
A) The third episode B) The final episode C) The second episode D) The first episode
A) To tie the shows together B) To save time on production C) Because it was cheaper D) Due to popular fan demand
A) Valar Morghulis B) The Night King C) Fire and Blood D) Dracarys
A) Ramin Djawadi B) George R.R. Martin C) Miguel Sapochnik D) David J. Peterson
A) It is spoken in English B) It is spoken only by villains C) It was created by a different linguist D) It features scene-long dialogue
A) Ryan Condal B) Matt Smith C) Emma D'Arcy D) Miguel Sapochnik
A) 2018 B) 2015 C) 2019 D) 2016
A) Fire & Blood B) The World of Ice & Fire C) A Game of Thrones D) Tales of Dunk and Egg
A) 172 years B) 100 years C) 200 years D) 300 years
A) The War of the Roses B) The Norman Conquest C) The Hundred Years' War D) The Anarchy
A) Richard the Lionheart B) Edward the Confessor C) Stephen of Blois D) Henry I
A) George R. R. Martin B) Ryan Condal C) Sara Hess D) Bryan Cogman
A) Miguel Sapochnik B) Alan Taylor C) Bryan Cogman D) Ryan Condal
A) Miguel Sapochnik B) Ryan Condal C) Alan Taylor D) Bryan Cogman
A) Ten B) Six C) Eight D) Twelve
A) 2029 B) 2026 C) 2028 D) 2027
A) The Conquest B) The War of the Five Kings C) Dance of the Dragons D) The Anarchy
A) Casey Bloys B) George R. R. Martin C) Miguel Sapochnik D) Ryan Condal
A) Matt Smith B) Paddy Considine C) Rhys Ifans D) Steve Toussaint
A) Caraxes B) Syrax C) Vhagar D) Balerion
A) Dreamfyre B) Balerion C) Caraxes D) Sunfyre
A) Daemon Targaryen B) Viserys I Targaryen C) Otto Hightower D) Corlys Velaryon
A) Dreamfyre B) Syrax C) Caraxes D) Meleys
A) Alys Rivers B) Alicent Hightower C) Mysaria D) Rhaenys Targaryen
A) Harrold Westerling B) Criston Cole C) Ryam Redwyne D) Otto Hightower
A) The Sea Snake B) The Bronze Fury C) The Rogue Prince D) Clubfoot
A) Tessarion B) Moondancer C) Vermax D) Sunfyre
A) Caraxes B) Vermithor C) Vhagar D) Balerion
A) Rickon Stark B) Cregan Stark C) Brandon Stark D) Eddard Stark
A) Daemon Targaryen B) Ulf White C) Hugh Hammer D) Addam of Hull
A) Helaena Targaryen B) Alicent Hightower C) Rhaenyra Targaryen D) Laena Velaryon
A) Sheepstealer B) Vermax C) Dreamfyre D) Syrax
A) The Stark Guard B) The Black Army C) The Northmen D) The Winter Wolves
A) Torrhen Manderly B) Lyman Beesbury C) Tyland Lannister D) Corlys Velaryon
A) White B) Black C) Silver-gold D) Dark brown
A) Dragonstone B) Valyria C) Westeros D) Essos
A) A diary B) A history book C) A screenplay D) A collection of poems
A) Historical summary B) Omniscient narrator C) Third-person limited D) First-person
A) They are second-hand narrations B) The author is a Targaryen C) They are based on legends D) They were written too recently
A) Third-person B) Historical summary C) First-person D) Multiple unreliable narrators
A) Green B) Blue C) Violet D) Brown
A) Indifference B) Praise C) Confusion D) Criticism
A) Flashbacks only B) Non-linear storytelling C) Chronological order D) Reverse order
A) Secondhand B) During a Zoom call C) Through an official press release D) Directly from Martin
A) Sue the production team B) Write a public apology C) Step back from the show D) Direct the next season
A) Fruitful B) Professional C) Improving D) Abysmal
A) Always filled with tension B) An utter failure C) Completely controlled by HBO D) Working really well
A) 50 percent B) 90 percent C) 80 percent D) 20 percent
A) December 2020 B) July 2020 C) October 2020 D) April 2021
A) Matt Smith B) Rhys Ifans C) Paddy Considine D) Steve Toussaint
A) Emily Carey B) Olivia Cooke C) Milly Alcock D) Sonoya Mizuno
A) July 2020 B) October 2021 C) February 2022 D) April 2021
A) Red Epic B) Arri Alexa C) Panavision Millennium D) Sony Venice
A) Framestore B) Industrial Light & Magic C) Pixomondo D) Weta Digital
A) United Kingdom B) Portugal C) United States D) Spain
A) Tommy Flanagan B) James Norton C) Dan Fogler D) Tom Cullen
A) A plot twist surrounding his character's identity B) Scheduling conflicts C) Contract negotiations D) Filming location issues
A) Equity B) Directors Guild C) SAG-AFTRA D) Writers Guild
A) September 2023 B) July 2026 C) October 2025 D) February 2022
A) Cave Dale B) Holywell Beach C) Leavesden Studios D) Eldon Hill Quarry
A) The Rings of Power B) Euphoria C) Game of Thrones D) Succession
A) 1.23 billion minutes B) 25 million minutes C) 1.25 billion minutes D) 1.06 billion minutes
A) J. D. Payne B) George R. R. Martin C) None of the above D) Lindsey Weber
A) Nine B) Three C) One D) Two
A) Best Actress in a Television Series – Drama B) Best Television Series – Drama C) Outstanding Drama Series D) Outstanding Fantasy/Sci-Fi Costumes
A) Less than 30% B) More than 50% C) More than 70% D) Approximately 22%
A) 30% B) 22% C) 10% D) 1.3%
A) Outstanding Drama Series B) None C) Best Television Series – Drama D) Outstanding Fantasy/Sci-Fi Costumes
A) Increased B) Decreased C) Tripled D) Remained stable |