Sangreal || Round 1 || Online Quiz

The notebook that Light Yagami picked up originally belonged to Sidoh.

The movie "This is Spinal Tap" is rated out of 11 in IMDb.

The correct answer is Guy Fawkes. Guy Fawkes was the original man behind the mask in the famous rhyme about the Gunpowder Plot. He was a member of a group of English Catholics who planned to blow up the House of Lords in London in 1605. The plot was discovered, and Fawkes was arrested and executed for treason. Today, his effigy is burned on bonfires in the United Kingdom on November 5th, known as Bonfire Night or Guy Fawkes Night, to commemorate the failed plot.

The given analogy is a comparison between actors and their roles in a specific context. Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle are both actors who played the lead roles of Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet respectively in the 1995 adaptation of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice." Similarly, Mathew Macfadyen played the role of Mr. Darcy in the 2005 adaptation, and Keira Knightley played the role of Elizabeth Bennet. Therefore, the correct answer is Keira Knightley, as she played the counterpart to Mathew Macfadyen's Mr. Darcy in the 2005 film.

The correct answer is "Sorting Hat." Godric Gryffindor left two known relics, one being a goblin sword adorned with jewels, and the other being the Sorting Hat. The Sorting Hat is known for its ability to use Legilimency, a form of magic that allows one to read minds. Therefore, the answer is the Sorting Hat.

The legendary TV series that ends with the word "where" is "Friends".

The correct answer is "the Flintstones" because they are a famous couple who own a dinosaur. The Flintstones is a popular animated television show that depicts the lives of a Stone Age family, including Fred and Wilma Flintstone, who own a pet dinosaur named Dino.

Alfred Hitchcock has the most number of movies in the IMDb Top 250. This means that he has directed the highest number of movies that are ranked among the top 250 movies on IMDb.

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The correct answer is William Congreve. He is a famous playwright who went to college with Jonathan Swift. Congreve has a very famous quote that is often misquoted and attributed to another playwright. This misquoted quote is used regularly to describe a certain segment of people in a particular situation.

The lines "last of all the Romans...it is impossible that ever Rome should breed thy fellow" are referring to Cassius. This suggests that Cassius is being portrayed as a unique and exceptional individual, the last of the Romans, and that it would be impossible for Rome to produce someone like him again.

The correct answer is Asterix, Obelix. These two comic book characters are named after typographical symbols. "Asterix" is named after the asterisk symbol (*) and "Obelix" is named after the obelus symbol (÷). The answer also includes the lowercase versions of the names, "asterix" and "obelix".

The correct answer is "Courage the Cowardly Dog." This character is described as an oxymoron because they are pink, which is not typically associated with dogs, and they live in a lonely cottage in the middle of nowhere. The character's name is Courage, and they are known for being cowardly but also brave when faced with danger.

The correct answer is Captain Haddock. Captain Haddock is a very famous literary character who appears in the Tintin comic book series. The words "Bashi-bazouks," "Ectoplasm," and "Gobbledygook" are part of his colorful vocabulary.

Sequoyah was the first member of a pre-literate species to independently create an entire writing system.

The question is asking for what is wrong with the pictures, and the given options are different spellings of the word "color". The correct answer is that there are inconsistent spellings of the word, with "colour" and "color" being used interchangeably.

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The three siblings mentioned in the question are part of the famous Brontë family. The eldest sibling, X, wrote under the pseudonym Currer Bell. Although X's works initially gained commercial success, it is Y's only novel that is considered a far greater critically acclaimed classic of English literature. Y wrote under the pseudonym Ellis Bell. The youngest sibling, Z, was a prolific poet and wrote under the pseudonym Acton Bell. Therefore, the correct answer is Currer, Ellis, Acton Bell. The lowercase versions of the pseudonyms, currer, ellis, acton bell, are also correct.

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley is best known for her nineteenth century science-fiction classic novel Frankenstein, written after her marriage to a famous poet of the romantic era. Since then, Frankenstein has inspired multiple theatrical and film adaptations.

The correct answer is Arabella Figg because she is the only character in the list who is not a Hogwarts staff member or a student. Nymphadora Tonks is an Auror and member of the Order of the Phoenix, Argus Filch is the caretaker of Hogwarts, and Mrs. Granger is the mother of Hermione Granger, a student at Hogwarts. Arabella Figg, on the other hand, is a Squib and a neighbor of Harry Potter's, with no direct affiliation to Hogwarts.