Star Wars Challenge · Entire Saga (9 Films)

: questions and answers

The five questions from this day’s Entire Saga (9 Films) puzzle, with the correct answer and a short explanation for each.

  1. Question 1

    Who does Anakin kill aboard General Grievous's ship early in the film?

    • AGeneral Grievous
    • BAsajj Ventress
    • CNute Gunray
    • DCount DookuCorrect

    Anakin defeats Count Dooku in a lightsaber duel and, at Palpatine's urging, executes the disarmed Sith Lord by beheading him.

    As seen in: Revenge of the Sith(Film)

    Wookieepedia: Revenge of the Sith

  2. Question 2

    Which Jedi says the line 'There's always a bigger fish' while traveling through the planet core of Naboo?

    • AObi-Wan Kenobi
    • BMace Windu
    • CYoda
    • DQui-Gon JinnCorrect

    Qui-Gon Jinn says this line after witnessing a Sando Aqua Monster devour an Opee Sea Killer while navigating through Naboo's underwater core.

    As seen in: The Phantom Menace(Film)

    Wookieepedia: The Phantom Menace

  3. Question 3

    Which droid completes the map to Luke Skywalker by providing the missing piece at the end of the film?

    • ABB-8
    • BR2-D2Correct
    • CC-3PO
    • DBB-9E

    R2-D2, who had been in low-power mode, awakens and provides the rest of the map, which combined with BB-8's piece reveals Luke's location.

    As seen in: The Force Awakens(Film)

    Wookieepedia: The Force Awakens

  4. Question 4

    What type of poisonous creatures does Jango Fett give Zam Wesell to use in the second assassination attempt on Padme?

    • AVenomous snakes
    • BLethal centipedes
    • CPoisonous kouhunsCorrect
    • DToxic spiders

    Jango gives Zam two poisonous kouhuns—worm-like creatures—to slip into Padme's apartment while she sleeps, which R2-D2 and the Jedi barely detect in time.

    As seen in: Attack of the Clones(Film)

    Wookieepedia: Attack of the Clones

  5. Question 5

    What does DJ say is his philosophy about the war between the Resistance and First Order?

    • AThe strong survive
    • BDon't join—meaning he plays both sides for profitCorrect
    • CNeither side is worth fighting for
    • DFreedom above all

    DJ's philosophy, represented by his 'Don't Join' motto, is that both sides of the conflict are equally corrupt and he profits from selling weapons to both.

    As seen in: The Last Jedi(Film)

    Wookieepedia: The Last Jedi

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