A) 2006 B) 2016 C) 2003 D) 2009
A) Dan Brown B) Tom Hanks C) Akiva Goldsman D) Ron Howard
A) Akiva Goldsman B) Dan Brown C) Tom Hanks D) Ron Howard
A) Ron Howard B) Audrey Tautou C) Akiva Goldsman D) Dan Brown
A) Ian McKellen B) Tom Hanks C) Jean Reno D) Paul Bettany
A) Alfred Molina B) Jürgen Prochnow C) Audrey Tautou D) Paul Bettany
A) Harvard University B) Cambridge University C) Yale University D) Oxford University
A) Professor of religious symbology B) Police captain C) Bank manager D) Museum curator
A) Bishop Aringarosa B) Bezu Fache C) Jacques Saunière D) Leigh Teabing
A) Bank manager B) Louvre curator C) Holy Grail historian D) Police cryptologist
A) Her biological father B) Her uncle C) Her legal guardian and grandfather D) Her protector
A) Remy Jean B) Bezu Fache C) Andre Vernet D) Silas
A) UV light B) Infrared camera C) X-ray machine D) Magnifying glass
A) Prime number sequence B) Binary code C) Fibonacci sequence D) Alphabetical sequence
A) The Thinker B) Mona Lisa C) The Last Supper D) Vitruvian Man
A) A British Grail historian B) An albino Catholic monk C) A police cryptologist D) A bank manager
A) Harvard University B) Priory of Sion C) Opus Dei D) The Vatican
A) Bezu Fache B) Bishop Aringarosa C) Sir Leigh Teabing D) Jacques Saunière
A) Cryptex B) Keystone C) Tracker D) Sarcophagus
A) The Louvre B) Westminster Abbey C) Rosslyn Chapel D) A French bank
A) Sir Leigh Teabing B) Andre Vernet C) Remy Jean D) Bezu Fache
A) Police captain B) Butler C) Bank manager D) Museum curator
A) A French police officer B) An albino Catholic monk C) A Harvard symbologist D) A noted British Grail historian
A) A gold cup B) A diamond-encrusted box C) A wooden chalice D) Mary Magdalene
A) She was his sister B) They were married and had a daughter C) They were purely platonic friends D) She was a prostitute and a follower
A) By striking his leg bound by a cilice B) By shooting him with a gun C) By pushing him down the stairs D) By locking him in a vault
A) A police helicopter B) A commercial airliner C) Teabing's private plane D) A high-speed train
A) Bishop Aringarosa B) Jacques Saunière C) Remy Jean D) Andre Vernet
A) Remy Jean B) Bishop Aringarosa C) Sir Leigh Teabing D) Andre Vernet
A) By drowning him B) By poisoning him C) By shooting him D) By stabbing him
A) Louvre Museum B) Rosslyn Chapel C) Temple Church D) Westminster Abbey
A) APPLE B) GRAIL C) ROSE D) CHURCH
A) The founding of the Priory of Sion B) Newton's discovery of universal gravitation C) The creation of Leonardo's Last Supper D) The crucifixion of Jesus Christ
A) Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland B) The Louvre in Paris C) Westminster Abbey in London D) Temple Church in London
A) The intact Holy Grail chalice B) Jacques Saunière alive C) Magdalene's tomb has been removed D) The original cryptex
A) A phone call from Bishop Aringarosa B) A hidden message written on his mirror C) His blood curving down the sink like the Rose Line D) A television news broadcast about the Louvre
A) Inside the Temple Church B) Below the Pyramide Inversée C) Beneath the altar at Rosslyn Chapel D) Inside Isaac Newton's tomb
A) The tomb of Isaac Newton B) Mary Magdalene's sarcophagus C) A massive collection of golden chalices D) The original papyrus from the cryptex
A) The Last Supper B) Vitruvian Man C) Lady with an Ermine D) Mona Lisa
A) Opus Dei B) The Knights of Columbus C) Priory of Sion D) The Holy See
A) To find hidden financial treasure in the vault B) To prevent the destruction of Christianity and preserve the Vatican's credibility C) To prove that Jesus and Mary Magdalene were married D) To establish a new religious order
A) The Church of England B) The Protestant Council C) The Catholic Church D) The Eastern Orthodox Church
A) 59th Cannes Film Festival B) Berlin International Film Festival C) Toronto International Film Festival D) Venice Film Festival
A) May 17, 2003 B) May 17, 2006 C) May 19, 2009 D) May 19, 2006
A) May 19, 2003 B) May 19, 2006 C) May 24, 2006 D) May 17, 2006
A) $760 million B) $50 million C) $224 million D) $125 million
A) $760 million B) $224 million C) $100 million D) $125 million
A) $125 million B) $224 million C) $500 million D) $760 million
A) Three sequels B) Two sequels C) One sequel D) No sequels
A) Origin B) The Lost Symbol C) Angels & Demons D) Inferno
A) Angels & Demons B) Inferno C) Origin D) The Lost Symbol
A) Find the keystone B) Job 38:11 C) P.S. Find Robert Langdon D) Neath the rose
A) John 3:16 B) Job 38:11 C) Revelation 22:13 D) Genesis 1:1
A) Let there be light... B) The Lord is my shepherd... C) Here you shall come, and no farther... D) In the beginning God created...
A) She escapes to warn the police B) She is killed by Silas C) She locks Silas in the vault D) She helps Silas find the keystone
A) A wooden splint B) A heavy iron shackle C) A cilice D) A tight leather strap
A) To Temple Church B) To Rosslyn Chapel C) To Sir Leigh Teabing's home D) To Westminster Abbey
A) Temple Church B) Rosslyn Chapel C) The Louvre D) Westminster Abbey
A) Teabing's private plane B) Rosslyn Chapel C) An Opus Dei safe house D) A French bank
A) Robert Langdon B) Bishop Aringarosa C) Bezu Fache D) Police
A) Because Aringarosa tried to blow up Westminster Abbey B) Because Aringarosa stole the cryptex C) Because Aringarosa killed Jacques Saunière D) Because Fache resents being used to hunt Langdon
A) To avenge the death of Mary Magdalene B) To become the new grand master of the Priory C) To steal the treasures of the Vatican D) For centuries of persecution and deceit
A) Tosses it into the air B) Smashes it against the floor C) Gives it directly to Teabing D) Hides it behind Newton's tomb
A) The police shoot him before he catches it B) The vial breaks and the papyrus is thought destroyed C) He successfully opens it and reads the message D) He hands it back to Langdon
A) He forced the ends apart with his bare hands B) He used UV light to dissolve the dials C) He solved the code 'APPLE' and removed the papyrus D) He smashed it with a heavy stone
A) Andre Vernet and bank guards B) Bezu Fache and French police C) Members of the Priory, including Sophie's grandmother D) Bishop Aringarosa and Silas
A) They get married in a secret ceremony B) They join Opus Dei C) They travel together to Rome D) They part ways, and Langdon returns to Paris
A) The second-highest-grossing film of 2006 B) The tenth-highest-grossing film of 2006 C) The fifth-highest-grossing film of 2006 D) The highest-grossing film of 2006
A) Howard's first film adaptation B) Howard's highest-grossing film to date C) Howard's only film to gross over $100 million D) Howard's lowest-grossing film
A) Leonardo da Vinci had no connection to the artwork B) All descriptions of artwork, architecture, documents and secret rituals are accurate C) The Priory of Sion never existed in any form D) All descriptions are entirely fictional and made up
A) The Holy Grail B) The Louvre Museum C) The cryptex D) The Rose Line
A) The cryptex code word B) A false lead C) The true keystone D) The map to Rosslyn Chapel
A) To visit his friend Sir Leigh Teabing B) To meet with Louvre curator Jacques Saunière C) To investigate the Priory of Sion D) For a lecture on the interpretation of symbols
A) Used it to track Silas B) Threw it away C) Hiding it in Saunière's safe deposit box D) Gave it to Andre Vernet
A) In the Vatican archives B) In the Bible verses C) In Isaac Newton's tomb D) In Leonardo da Vinci's works
A) A photograph of Mary Magdalene B) A message on papyrus C) A map to Rosslyn Chapel D) A gold chalice
A) By breaking the outer glass shell B) By exposing it to UV light C) By immersing it in water D) By turning dials to spell a code word
A) Join forces with Sir Leigh Teabing B) Steal the cryptex and murder them C) Hand them over to Bezu Fache D) Take them to Rosslyn Chapel
A) In the car trunk B) In Westminster Abbey C) Locked inside Temple Church D) In the Opus Dei safe house
A) Leonardo da Vinci B) Isaac Newton C) Sir Leigh Teabing D) Jacques Saunière
A) They were murdered by Opus Dei B) They died in a car crash C) They fled to the Vatican D) They are still living in Paris
A) The Rose Line B) The Temple Line C) The Fibonacci Line D) The Newton Line
A) Pyramide Inversée B) Rosslyn Chapel C) Eiffel Tower D) Westminster Abbey
A) Bill Paxton B) Tom Hanks C) Akiva Goldsman D) Ricky Gervais
A) Ron Howard B) Ricky Gervais C) Akiva Goldsman D) Bill Paxton
A) Big Love B) A Beautiful Mind C) Altered States D) Opus Dei Unveiled
A) May 20, 2005 B) June 30, 2005 C) Summer 2006 D) May 1, 2005
A) Universal Studios B) A Beautiful Mind studios C) Pinewood Studios D) The Louvre
A) 007 Stage B) Louvre Stage C) Underwater Stage D) Stage 1
A) Hanks' character B) Bill Paxton C) Remy Jean D) The Pope character
A) A secret code B) Stolen artwork C) A dead body D) A hidden manuscript
A) Big Love Productions B) Pinewood Studios C) Altered States FX D) Opus Dei FX
A) Akiva Goldsman B) Dan Brown C) David White D) Ron Howard
A) A black loincloth B) Digital blur C) Camera angles D) Lighting effects
A) Opus Dei Unveiled B) Cinderella Man C) NCIS D) Big Love
A) Four years B) Five years C) Two years D) One year
A) 2006 B) 2001 C) 2003 D) 2005
A) 35 °C B) 25 °C C) 30 °C D) 20 °C
A) 86 °F B) 95 °F C) 77 °F D) 68 °F
A) Underwater swimming scenes B) Pope meeting scenes C) Louvre arrest scenes D) Nude flagellation scenes |