Percy Jackson Ultimate Quiz- Who's #1 Fan?
Actually, who is Percy's #2 fan? I consider myself #1 simply because I can easily recite random sentences and know who said them, when it was in the book and which book it was in. AND because I HATE the movie! How could they do such a thing to Percy? Please don't hate my quiz just because it's too hard or hate me because I claim tombe #1. Just take the damn quiz and stop reading this!
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When is Percy's birthday?
- A.
August 28
- B.
June 21
- C.
Doesn't mention! (books 1-5)
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August 18
Correct Answer
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In "Percy Jackson & the Olympians," what is the name of the mythical monster that Percy battles in the climax of "The Lightning Thief"?
- A.
Chimera
- B.
Hydra
- C.
Minotaur
- D.
Manticore
Correct Answer
C. MinotaurExplanation
In "The Lightning Thief," Percy Jackson confronts the Minotaur, a fearsome creature from Greek mythology, in the climax. This half-man, half-bull monster serves as a significant challenge for Percy, showcasing his bravery and heroism as he battles to protect himself and his friends.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Sally Jackson's parents died when she was young. They died in a ________.
Correct Answer
plane crash , Aeroplane crashExplanation
Sally Jackson's parents died when she was young, indicating that they are no longer alive. The answer "plane crash" suggests that her parents died in a plane crash, which is a tragic event that could result in the loss of lives.Rate this question:
- 4.
Percy grew up with a stepdad. Percy nicknamed him, "________."
Correct Answer
Smelly GabeExplanation
Percy grew up with a stepdad whom he nicknamed "Smelly Gabe." This nickname suggests that Gabe had an unpleasant body odor, which could be a playful way for Percy to express his dislike or annoyance towards his stepdad. The nickname also implies that Gabe's hygiene may not have been the best, adding humor to the situation.Rate this question:
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In Rick Riordan's "Percy Jackson & The Olympians" series, who is the main antagonist and the Titan lord imprisoned in the depths of Tartarus?
- A.
Luke Castellan
- B.
Grover Underwood
- C.
Annabeth Chase
- D.
Clarisse La Rue
Correct Answer
A. Luke CastellanExplanation
Luke Castellan is the correct answer. He becomes the primary antagonist in the series, serving the Titan lord Kronos and attempting to overthrow the gods of Olympus. He plays a central role in the conflict throughout the books.Rate this question:
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- 6.
What was the name of the island Percy was marooned on with Calypso called?
Correct Answer
OgygiaExplanation
Percy was marooned on an island called Ogygia with Calypso.Rate this question:
- 7.
When Zoe Nightshade died, where did she go/what was she turned into?
- A.
A soul duh. She went to the Underworld
- B.
Another crevice on the moon
- C.
A constellation of stars
- D.
Another "reindeer" to pull Artemis' sled
Correct Answer
C. A constellation of starsExplanation
Zoe Nightshade, upon her death, was transformed into a constellation of stars. This means that her soul ascended to the heavens and became a group of stars that form a recognizable pattern. This is a common belief in mythology and folklore, where individuals who have passed away are often associated with celestial bodies to symbolize their eternal presence in the universe.Rate this question:
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- 8.
In "The Battle of the Labyrinth," Percy Jackson seeks the help of __________, the mortal daughter of Athena, for guidance through the Labyrinth.
Correct Answer
Annabeth Chase, AnnabethExplanation
Annabeth Chase, a central character in Rick Riordan's "Percy Jackson & the Olympians" series, is the mortal daughter of Athena, the goddess of wisdom and warfare. In "The Battle of the Labyrinth," the fourth book of the series, Annabeth's knowledge and leadership skills are crucial as she helps Percy Jackson navigate the complexities of the Labyrinth. Her role is significant because her intelligence and strategic thinking are directly linked to her divine heritage from Athena.Rate this question:
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What is the reason behind Percy Jackson's frequent expulsions from school?
- A.
He had poor academic performance.
- B.
He was frequently involved in fights with other students.
- C.
Strange incidents, such as explosions and flooding, occurred around him.
- D.
He had a disrespectful attitude towards teachers.
Correct Answer
C. Strange incidents, such as explosions and flooding, occurred around him.Explanation
Percy Jackson's frequent expulsions from school were caused by strange incidents that often occurred around him, such as explosions and flooding, which made him stand out and led to trouble.Rate this question:
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- 10.
As Percy and Annabeth escaped Circe's island, their new transportation was The Queen Ann's Revenge. Did he need to say a specific word in order to set sail?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Percy Jackson needed to say a specific word to set sail on The Queen Anne's Revenge. The word was "Set sail." This detail is part of their adventure in "The Sea of Monsters," the second book in the "Percy Jackson & the Olympians" series by Rick Riordan. After escaping Circe's island, Percy and Annabeth find themselves aboard the infamous pirate ship, The Queen Anne's Revenge, and Percy uses the command to activate the ship and continue their quest.Rate this question:
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- 11.
What person did Percy trust his pythos with?
Correct Answer
Hestia, The hearth goddessExplanation
Percy trusted his pythos with Hestia, the hearth goddess. In Greek mythology, Hestia was the goddess of the hearth, home, and family. The hearth was considered the center of the home and was where sacrifices were made to the gods. As the hearth goddess, Hestia was responsible for maintaining the sacred fire and ensuring the well-being of the family. Percy's trust in Hestia to protect his pythos shows his reliance on her divine powers and her role in safeguarding the home.Rate this question:
- 12.
In the Percy Jackson & the Olympians series, the antagonistic force that manipulates events throughout the narrative is the titan _______.
Correct Answer
Kronos, kronosExplanation
While other antagonists like Luke Castellan and the Minotaur appear throughout the Percy Jackson & the Olympians series, the overarching villain and manipulative force behind the challenges Percy faces is Kronos, the king of the Titans. Kronos seeks to overthrow the Olympian gods and regain control of the cosmos, using demigods and monsters to achieve his goals. His influence is felt throughout the series as he manipulates events from the background, ultimately leading to the final confrontation in The Last Olympian.Rate this question:
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What did they call the golden blood of the gods?
Correct Answer
IchorExplanation
Ichor is the term used to refer to the golden blood of the gods. This term comes from Greek mythology, where it is believed that the gods have blood that is not like that of humans. Instead, their blood is described as golden and divine, known as ichor. This term is often used in literature and popular culture to depict the special and powerful nature of the gods' blood.Rate this question:
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