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