A) James Cameron B) Paul Verhoeven C) Steven Spielberg D) Michael Bay
A) Klendathu B) Hyrule C) Gallifrey D) Tatooine
A) Mobile Infantry B) Sky Marshal's Guard C) Tanker Division D) Orbital Drop Troopers
A) Camouflage B) Super Strength C) Flight D) Telepathy
A) Casper Van Dien B) Jake Busey C) Michael Ironside D) Neil Patrick Harris
A) Strength in Unity B) Service Guarantees Citizenship C) Freedom Through Discipline D) Victory Awaits
A) Buenos Aires High B) San Francisco Academy C) Moscow Prep D) Beijing Institute
A) Argentina B) United States C) Japan D) France
A) Robert A. Heinlein B) Arthur C. Clarke C) Isaac Asimov D) Philip K. Dick
A) 1961 B) 1959 C) 1958 D) 1960
A) The Galactic Empire B) The Terran Federation C) The Interstellar Alliance D) The United Federation of Planets
A) Rico Rodriguez B) Juan 'Johnny' Rico C) Juan Carlos D) Johnnie Walker
A) Arachnids or Bugs B) Zygons C) Martians D) Klingons
A) Nebula Award for Best Novel B) Hugo Award for Best Novel C) Pulitzer Prize for Fiction D) Locus Award for Best Novel
A) Alien diplomacy B) Space exploration C) Suffrage and civic virtue D) Time travel
A) Depiction of space travel B) Description of alien technology C) Exploration of time travel D) Intentional glorification of the military
A) Time machines B) Teleportation devices C) Mind control D) Powered armor
A) It has been questioned B) It was considered groundbreaking C) It was ignored D) It was universally praised
A) Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card B) The Forever War by Joe Haldeman C) Neuromancer by William Gibson D) Dune by Frank Herbert
A) Criticism of 1950s US society for lack of discipline B) Criticism of technological advancements C) Criticism of environmental policies D) Criticism of space exploration
A) He was neutral and avoided political themes B) He advocated for nuclear disarmament C) He supported communist ideologies D) He endorsed the anti-communist sentiment
A) Seven years B) Ten years C) Three years D) Five years
A) Ballantine Books B) Scribner C) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction D) G. P. Putnam's Sons
A) Peter Israel B) Robert Heinlein C) Virginia Heinlein D) An editor at Scribner
A) The Bug Hunt B) The Mobile Infantry C) Starship Soldier D) The Troopers' Tale
A) The Nuclear Test Support Group B) The Patrick Henry League C) The Heinlein Advocacy Group D) The American Defense League
A) Teleportation devices B) Spaceships C) Mind control devices D) Time machines
A) Teleportation B) Underwater travel C) Faster-than-light travel D) Time travel
A) Hyperdrive B) Cherenkov drive C) Warp drive D) Quantum drive
A) Under six weeks B) Six months C) Two weeks D) One year
A) Valley Forge B) Rodger Young C) Arthur Currie D) Klendathu
A) Sergeant Zim B) Captain Blackstone C) Sergeant Jelal D) Rico's father
A) A liberal manifesto B) A pacifist narrative C) A socialist critique D) Crypto-fascist
A) Temporary captain B) Temporary second lieutenant C) Temporary sergeant D) Temporary third lieutenant
A) Jingoism B) Economic policy C) Education policy D) Healthcare policy
A) Darko Suvin B) Ken MacLeod C) Roger Beaumont D) John Steakley
A) Twenty B) Fifteen C) Eleven D) Ten
A) First lieutenant B) Second lieutenant C) Captain D) Major
A) Carmen Ibañez intends to enlist B) His best friend Carl's decision C) His father's encouragement D) Jean Dubois' letter
A) Mobile Infantry B) Mechanized suits C) Space battles D) Alien creatures
A) Michael Moorcock B) Ken MacLeod C) Jo Walton D) Floyd C. Gale
A) Dark Horse Comics B) Mythic Entertainment C) Mongoose Publishing D) Avalon Hill
A) Offworld Industries B) Mongoose Publishing C) Mythic Entertainment D) Spectre Media
A) Blackstone's Roughnecks B) Jelal's Roughnecks C) Rico's Roughnecks D) Rasczak's Roughnecks
A) The Roughnecks B) The Rough Crew C) Rasczak's Roughnecks D) The Rough Riders
A) 100 percent B) 50 percent C) 75 percent D) 95 percent
A) April 1998 B) June 2000 C) January 1999 D) August 1999
A) Dark Horse Comics B) Mongoose Publishing C) Offworld Industries D) Spectre Media
A) Iron Man B) Elysium C) Halo D) Edge of Tomorrow
A) A narrative of peaceful resolution B) A common narrative within military-themed stories C) A narrative of economic development D) A narrative of political intrigue
A) Uchū no Senshi B) Mobile Infantry: The Japanese Series C) Starship Troopers: The Animation D) Arachnid Wars
A) Single-player RPG B) Turn-based strategy game C) Puzzle game D) Cooperative multiplayer FPS
A) George Lucas B) James Cameron C) Neal H. Moritz D) Steven Spielberg
A) Camp Vancouver B) Camp Klendathu C) Camp Buenos Aires D) Camp Arthur Currie
A) Tony Lee B) Paul Verhoeven C) Robert Heinlein D) Kazutaka Miyatake
A) Lieutenant Grimes. B) Captain Dizzy. C) Dubois. D) Major Zim.
A) Corporal punishment. B) Probation. C) Fines. D) Community service.
A) A Victorian children's book B) A juvenile book C) A political manifesto D) The ultimately convincing space-war epic
A) Three B) Five C) Four D) Two
A) Bug Hunt in Space B) Bug Hunt at Outpost Nine C) Bug Hunt in the Galaxy D) Bug Hunt in the Stars
A) She is rescued B) She is killed C) She is injured D) She enlists in the military
A) Lieutenant Rasczak B) Sergeant Jelal C) Sergeant Charles Zim D) Captain Blackstone
A) Diplomacy and negotiation. B) Cultural exchange. C) Violence can be an effective method. D) Economic sanctions.
A) Calculated sadism B) Artistic expression C) Gentle guidance D) Academic study
A) Sergeant Zim B) Captain Blackstone C) Sergeant Jelal D) Lieutenant Carmen
A) Web-based interactive game B) Board game C) Role-playing game D) Card game
A) A comrade in the Roughnecks B) Sergeant Jelal C) Jean Dubois D) Captain Blackstone
A) Gothic architecture B) Art Deco C) Modernist architecture D) Albert Speer-style
A) Haldeman B) Suvin C) MacLeod D) Beaumont
A) Operation Arthur Currie B) Operation Royalty C) Operation Klendathu D) Operation Buenos Aires
A) 1959 B) 1958 C) 1960 D) 1961
A) Unremittingly grim fascism B) A neutral political landscape C) A democratic utopia D) A libertarian paradise
A) Traditional schooling. B) Online courses. C) Self-study. D) Learning 'on the spot'.
A) Floyd C. Gale B) Jo Walton C) Michael Moorcock D) Ken MacLeod
A) Completely pacifist B) Indifferent to political ideologies C) More libertarian than fascist D) Purely fascist
A) The Renaissance B) The Industrial Revolution C) The American frontier D) The Enlightenment
A) Fantasy. B) Soft science fiction. C) Hard science fiction. D) Historical fiction.
A) Sergeant Zim B) Captain Blackstone C) Sergeant Jelal D) Lieutenant Rasczak
A) Bill, the Galactic Hero B) The Forever War C) Naked to the Stars D) Armor |