Test Your Supernatural Knowledge!!!

1. How did mary die?

Fell down the stairs

Burned on the top of sams ceiling

Shes still alive

John killed her

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Explanation

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2. Gabe kills Lucifer

True

False

The statement "Gabe kills Lucifer" is not true. It implies that Gabe is responsible for killing Lucifer, which is not supported by any evidence or context. Without any additional information, we cannot assume that Gabe kills Lucifer, so the answer is false.

Explanation

The statement "Gabe kills Lucifer" is not true. It implies that Gabe is responsible for killing Lucifer, which is not supported by any evidence or context. Without any additional information, we cannot assume that Gabe kills Lucifer, so the answer is false.

3. Who calls cas their unicorn?

Lucifer

Ruby

Meg

Dean

Meg calls Cas her unicorn.

Explanation

Meg calls Cas her unicorn.

4. Sam becomes Lucifer in season 7.

True

False

In season 7 of the show, Sam does not become Lucifer. This statement is false.

Explanation

In season 7 of the show, Sam does not become Lucifer. This statement is false.

5. Cas becomes human and hides from Sam and Dean.

True

False

In this scenario, Cas, who is a supernatural being, undergoes a transformation and becomes human. As a result, he decides to hide from Sam and Dean, presumably to avoid being discovered or to protect himself from any potential harm. Therefore, the statement "Cas becomes human and hides from Sam and Dean" is true.

Explanation

In this scenario, Cas, who is a supernatural being, undergoes a transformation and becomes human. As a result, he decides to hide from Sam and Dean, presumably to avoid being discovered or to protect himself from any potential harm. Therefore, the statement "Cas becomes human and hides from Sam and Dean" is true.

6. Dean agrees to be Michaels vessal

True

False

The statement "Dean agrees to be Michael's vessel" is false. In the TV show Supernatural, Dean Winchester never agrees to become the vessel for the archangel Michael. Although Dean is briefly possessed by Michael in the show, it is against his will and he fights against it. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

Explanation

The statement "Dean agrees to be Michael's vessel" is false. In the TV show Supernatural, Dean Winchester never agrees to become the vessel for the archangel Michael. Although Dean is briefly possessed by Michael in the show, it is against his will and he fights against it. Therefore, the correct answer is false.