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Star Wars: Ships & Planets

The Rebel Alliance's secret base on the icy planet Hoth at the start of The Empire Strikes Back, the tragic fate of Alderaan in Episode IV, Jakku littered with ship wrecks, the Dagobah swamp turned refuge after the fall of the Republic, the homeworld of Padmé and Palpatine on Naboo: 10 questions on the galactic geography of Star Wars, its Star Destroyers and its imperial fighters.

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The 10 quiz questions

Question 1 : The Rebel Alliance's secret base at the start of The Empire Strikes Back is on the icy planet of...

Possible answers:

  • Ilum
  • Hoth
  • Mygeeto
  • Orto Plutonia

Explanation: Echo Base is located on Hoth, a planet entirely covered in ice and snow. The Empire launches a massive AT-AT attack there at the start of Episode V.

Question 2 : The planet Naboo, homeworld of Padmé and Palpatine, has a unique geographical feature. What is it?

Possible answers:

  • Three inhabited moons
  • Forests covering the entire globe
  • An orbiting crystal ring
  • A plasma core and underwater cities

Explanation: Naboo has a plasma core crossed by a network of underwater tunnels. The Gungans (Jar Jar Binks' people) live in underwater cities in these depths.

Question 3 : What does "TIE" stand for in TIE Fighter, the Empire's iconic starfighter?

Possible answers:

  • Twin Ion Engine
  • Tactical Imperial Enforcer
  • Total Interception Equipment
  • Turbo Impulse Engine

Explanation: TIE stands for "Twin Ion Engine." These lightweight, fast fighters have no shields or hyperdrive, making them cheap and expendable, reflecting the Empire's philosophy.

Question 4 : The swampy planet Dagobah serves as a refuge for a legendary character after the Republic's fall. Who?

Possible answers:

  • Obi-Wan Kenobi
  • Mace Windu
  • Yoda
  • Ahsoka Tano

Explanation: Yoda hides on Dagobah after Order 66 and the Empire's rise. He lives there as a hermit for nearly 20 years before Luke finds him in The Empire Strikes Back.

Question 5 : What is the distinctive shape of the Imperial Star Destroyer?

Possible answers:

  • Spherical
  • Cylindrical
  • Disc-shaped
  • Triangular

Explanation: The Imperial-class Star Destroyer has a very recognizable triangular (or wedge) shape. At 1,600 meters long, it can carry thousands of soldiers and TIE Fighter squadrons.

Question 6 : What orbits the forest moon of Endor in Return of the Jedi?

Possible answers:

  • A Mon Calamari cruiser
  • The second Death Star
  • Starkiller Base
  • Vader's Super Star Destroyer

Explanation: The second Death Star, still under construction, orbits the moon of Endor. A deflector shield generated from the surface protects the station.

Question 7 : Alderaan is Leia Organa's adopted homeworld. What tragic fate befalls it in Episode IV?

Possible answers:

  • It is destroyed by the Death Star
  • It is invaded by the Empire
  • It suffers a civil war
  • It is placed under galactic quarantine

Explanation: Alderaan is completely destroyed by the Death Star on Grand Moff Tarkin's orders, in Leia's presence.

Question 8 : Speeder bikes feature in a legendary chase through a forest. In which episode?

Possible answers:

  • Episode I: The Phantom Menace
  • Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
  • Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
  • Episode VII: The Force Awakens

Explanation: The speeder bike chase through the giant redwoods of Endor's moon is one of Return of the Jedi's (Episode VI) most famous action scenes.

Question 9 : Jakku is a desert planet littered with ship wreckage. Which character from the sequel trilogy grew up there?

Possible answers:

  • Finn
  • Poe Dameron
  • Rose Tico
  • Rey

Explanation: Rey grew up on Jakku as a scavenger, recovering ship parts to survive. It's on Jakku that she meets BB-8, then Finn, at the start of Episode VII.

Question 10 : The giant four-legged Imperial walkers seen on Hoth are called AT-ATs. What does this acronym stand for?

Possible answers:

  • Assault Tank - Attack Trooper
  • Advanced Tactical - Armored Tank
  • All Terrain Armored Transport
  • Armored Transport - All Terrain

Explanation: AT-AT stands for "All Terrain Armored Transport." These 22-meter-tall colossuses have become one of Star Wars' most iconic vehicles.

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