[Answer] What is the correct wording of this legendary Darth Vader quote?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is the correct wording of this legendary Darth Vader quote?"

...Though this is one of the most memorable lines in cinema, it's also one of the most misquoted. It is a common misconception that Darth Vader says, "Luke, I am your father," in "Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back." The actual line is "No, I am your father." This line occurs during a battle between Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker, where the young Jedi learns the devastating truth about his lineage. The misquotation has become so ingrained in popular culture that it is often believed to be accurate, a phenomenon known as the "Mandela Effect," where many people collectively misremember something.

[Answer] 6. The Fifth Dimension had a number one hit in 1969 with the medley of "Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In". From what Broadway show was this song taken?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. The Fifth Dimension had a number one hit in 1969 with the medley of "Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In". From what Broadway show was this song taken?"

...1. Grease 2. Hair 3. Smokey Joe's Cafe 4. Oh! Calcutta Hair gave us a number of enduring hits such as the song with the same name as the title "Hair", "Easy To Be Hard", "Be-In", "Where Do I Go?" and "Good Morning Starshine" among others, but it was the medley of "Aquarius/Let the Sunshine hit which made it to the top of the charts for The Fifth Dimension, spending six weeks at the top of the charts in the spring of 1969. The performance won the group two Grammys in 1970. The song is also listed on Billboard Magazine's list of the "Greatest Songs of All Time" at number 57. Stay alert. More on the way. If you enjoyed this quiz, please play the others in this series (Vols. 1 through 6 ) that have already been posted.

[Answer] 5. Technically, this singing family was made up of a single mother, three sons and two daughters. In reality, the only ones who recorded all the hit songs were the mother and eldest step-son...the rest were actors. Who were they?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. Technically, this singing family was made up of a single mother, three sons and two daughters. In reality, the only ones who recorded all the hit songs were the mother and eldest step-son...the rest were actors. Who were they?"

...1. The Archies 2. The Silver Platters 3. The Partridge Family 4. The Electric Company Through the TV show's three-year run, the 'group' released ten albums (including the obligatory Christmas special) and hit the music charts with 'I Think I Love You', 'I'll Meet You Halfway', 'Doesn't Somebody Want To Be Wanted' and other singles. In reality, the singing came from the duo vocals of Shirley Jones and step-son David Cassidy. 'Siblings' Danny Bonaduce, Susan Dey, Suzanne Crough, Jeremy Gelbwaks and Brian Forster (the other Partridges) had nothing to do with the musical end of the show. While Cassidy was just starting out, Jones was already a music veteran who cut her teeth on movies like 'Oklahoma!', 'Carousel' and 'The Music Man'. The sitcom made Cassidy a teen idol through much of the decade. 'The Archies', based on the hit cartoon, was almost completely the work of one man (Ron Dante, who also voiced the equally-fictitious Cuff Links), 'Electric' was a long-time PBS show and the 'Silver Platters' was a pseudonym used by the Brady Bunch Kids in one episode.

[Answer] 4. Which 1979 movie about post-apocalyptic life in the Outback became a cult hit and put young Australian actor Mel Gibson on the fast track to super-stardom?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. Which 1979 movie about post-apocalyptic life in the Outback became a cult hit and put young Australian actor Mel Gibson on the fast track to super-stardom?"

...1. Lethal Weapon 2. Mad Max 3. Bird on a Wire 4. The Bounty Gibson plays Max Rockatansky, an officer in the waning Australian highway patrol, who sets out to avenge the death of his family at the hands of a vicious motorcycle gang. Mel's salary for "Mad Max" was only $15,000 (Australian)! They probably spent more on the cars he drove! And considering they were only Fords, that's saying a lot.

[Answer] 3. After Harry had tried moulding a pot by using only his hands, the class was then introduced to a quicker method of making pottery. Harry made a mess everywhere! Which piece of equipment that uses a method called "throwing" was he using?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. After Harry had tried moulding a pot by using only his hands, the class was then introduced to a quicker method of making pottery. Harry made a mess everywhere! Which piece of equipment that uses a method called "throwing" was he using?"

...1. Potter's horse 2. Potter's wheel 3. Potter's hippogriff 4. Potter's rope The potter's wheel is the classic tool for making circular ceramics. This invention, thought to have originated in ancient Mesopotamia, greatly decreased the amount of time it took to produce pottery. Over time, the speed of the wheel increased and a technique called "throwing" was developed. To "throw", you put a lump of clay in the middle of a wheel, find the centre of the clay with your thumbs and then skilfully apply pressure with them until the sides of the clay start rising up. If done correctly you end up with a nice pot, and not with clay all over the floor! After Harry had used a scouring charm to clean up his mess, he asked Hermione if she knew much about the potter's wheel. "Our ancestors were made on a potter's wheel, Harry. At least the Egyptians thought so! A legend told of how the deity Khnum created everything out of clay. He was associated with the source of the Nile and as clay is found deposited on river beds, he became associated with that as well." Judging by his performance today, Harry might want to consider offering sacrifices to the potter God!

[Answer] 2. Just to keep the hearts of the beach ladies thumping wildly, we should also resurrect this Australian actor who was born in Tasmania in 1909. En garde, "Captain Blood", you swashbuckling rebel! What is the name of this actor?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. Just to keep the hearts of the beach ladies thumping wildly, we should also resurrect this Australian actor who was born in Tasmania in 1909. En garde, "Captain Blood", you swashbuckling rebel! What is the name of this actor?"

...1. Errol Flynn 2. Clark Gable 3. Cary Grant 4. Brad Pitt Set in the West Indies and the Caribbean, "Captain Blood" (1935), Flynn's first film of many, is your typical hero turned pirate turned hero again, with a bit of romance and lots of swordfights thrown in for good measure. All this is interwoven with the Monmouth Rebellion and King James II of England. It's gloriously, completely historically inaccurate, but a history lesson was not what filmgoers of the 1930s were interested in. They wanted action, feats of daring, lots of gory fights and romance - and that's just what Flynn gave them in most of his more than sixty films. Born in Hobart, Tasmania, Flynn's father was a professor of biology at the University of Tassie. Flynn described his mother as coming from "sea-faring folk" and the descendants of the mutineers on Captain Bligh's ship, the "Bounty", but romantic as this was, it wasn't actually true. Ah well, why let the truth get in the way of a good yarn? He was expelled from a posh boys boarding school in Sydney, where he had been sent to gain a good education. The reason? Fighting constantly with the other lads - and having sex with a laundress. And that just about sums up what his life would be from then on. He was wild, he was untamed, he was rebellious - and he drank like a fish. He rose to fame in America where he had moved in 1942. There he went through the ladies as fast as he churned out the films. He took self-medicated hard drugs for chronic and ongoing back pain, he had a bad heart (preventing his fighting in the war, and which would kill him when he was fifty), malaria, the after effects of tuberculosis - and several venereal diseases. Because of his success with the ladies, Flynn's boudoir activities gave rise to the saying "In like Flynn". In short, he sounds like the average Australian male, just perfect for a party behind the sand dunes.

[Answer] 1. D'Artagnan has a letter stolen which could have made him a musketeer. Promising revenge on the person who stole it, he sets out to become a musketeer and makes three friends along the way. Name this book.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. D'Artagnan has a letter stolen which could have made him a musketeer. Promising revenge on the person who stole it, he sets out to become a musketeer and makes three friends along the way. Name this book."

...1. "Revenge Is Mine" by Count Flanders 2. "The Three Musketeers" by Alexandre Dumas 3. "The Scarlet Pimpernel" by Baroness Orczy 4. "Gone with the Wind" by Margaret Mitchell "Revenge Is Mine" by Count Flanders is not real. The rest are real stories, but the correct answer is "The Three Musketeers". D'Artagnan sets out to become a musketeer when his letter is stolen by a man he calls "The Man of Meung". He meets three musketeers along the way: Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, who become his friends. In the course of events, Cardinal Richelieu - their enemy - plots against them since they are helping the Queen and her friend, Madame Bonacieux.