Whether you started with A New Hope or The Phantom Menace, this quiz covers the whole saga. May the Force be with you.
10 questions across the full Star Wars saga. Planets, characters, ships, and the moments that made this franchise what it is. No matter which trilogy you know best, this quiz will find your edges.
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Star Wars means something different depending on when you found it. Some people saw it in a cinema in 1977 and never got over it. Others grew up arguing about whether the prequels were secretly good, and a whole new generation arrived with The Force Awakens. The normal quiz is built to be fair to all of them, with questions spread across the original trilogy, the prequels and the sequels.
Hard mode is for the people who own more than one cut of A New Hope. It goes after the edits George Lucas kept making, the actors you never saw, and a villain who refused to stay dead. Five out of ten there is a genuinely good score.
The first film has been reissued so many times that "the original" is a slippery idea. It opened in 1977 simply as Star Wars, picked up an episode number and a subtitle along the way, was reworked with new effects for the 1997 Special Edition and has been tweaked again for almost every home release since. When a hard mode question depends on a particular cut, it names the one it means.
The normal quiz sticks to the nine Skywalker saga films. Hard mode strays once into the animated series, because that is where one of the prequel era's villains ended up after his supposed death. You can still reason your way to the answer without a Disney+ subscription.
All ten easy level questions, with the answer and the reasoning behind it.
Correct answer: A lightsaber
The lightsaber. Han Solo, for his part, prefers a good blaster at his side.
Correct answer: Disney
Disney, for about four billion dollars. The sequel trilogy followed from 2015.
Correct answer: Green
Green, with ears to match his age.
Correct answer: ...be with you
"May the Force be with you." It is why fans celebrate 4 May.
Correct answer: C-3PO
C-3PO, who never stops telling everyone the odds are terrible.
Correct answer: Carrie Fisher
Carrie Fisher, who came back to the role from The Force Awakens onwards.
Correct answer: A Hutt
A Hutt: huge, slug-like and very fond of keeping people frozen on his wall.
Correct answer: Jakku
Jakku, a junkyard of ships left over from the war against the Empire.
Correct answer: The Mandalorian
The Mandalorian, launched in 2019 along with Disney+ itself.
Correct answer: Han and Leia
Han Solo and Leia Organa. Family dinners were tense, and that was before the bridge.
Want to warm up before playing or double-check something? Open any question to reveal the correct answer and a short explanation.
Correct answer: Tatooine
Luke Skywalker grows up on Tatooine, a desert planet with two suns. It is also the home planet of his father, Anakin Skywalker.
Correct answer: Anakin
Anakin Skywalker is Darth Vader's birth name, revealed in the prequel trilogy. He was a young slave from Tatooine, identified by the Jedi for his extraordinary connection to the Force.
Correct answer: Endor
The Ewoks live on the Forest Moon of Endor. Despite their small size and primitive weapons, they play a decisive role in the final battle against the Empire.
Correct answer: Harrison Ford
Harrison Ford plays Han Solo across the films from 1977 to 2019. The role made him a global star, and he is equally famous for playing Indiana Jones.
Correct answer: Episode V
Yoda first appears in The Empire Strikes Back (Episode V, 1980). Luke finds him on the swampy planet Dagobah, where the Jedi Master has gone into exile.
Correct answer: The Millennium Falcon
The Millennium Falcon is Han Solo's beloved smuggling vessel. Han is quick to boast that it made the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs.
Correct answer: Qui-Gon Jinn
Qui-Gon Jinn finds Anakin on Tatooine and argues before the Jedi Council that he should be trained, but the Council refuses. After Qui-Gon's death, it is Obi-Wan Kenobi who takes Anakin as his Padawan.
Correct answer: I am your father
"I am your father" is the most iconic line in Star Wars, delivered in The Empire Strikes Back. The exact quote is actually "No, I am your father," spoken in response to Luke.
Correct answer: Yoda
Yoda trains Luke on Dagobah in The Empire Strikes Back, teaching him the ways of the Force, Jedi techniques and the importance of resisting the dark side.
Correct answer: The First Order
The First Order is the faction that succeeds the Galactic Empire in the sequel trilogy. It is opposed by the Resistance, led in part by General Leia Organa.
Stuck on one, or just curious how nasty it gets? Every hard mode question is here with its answer and the reasoning behind it.
Correct answer: For its 1981 re-release
For the 1981 re-release, after The Empire Strikes Back had come out labelled Episode V. Audiences in 1977 saw a film called simply Star Wars, with no number in the opening crawl.
Correct answer: Han
Han, under the table, and Greedo never gets a shot off. The 1997 Special Edition added a shot from Greedo that misses from point-blank range, later cuts made the two shots almost simultaneous, and "Han shot first" became a fan slogan.
Correct answer: Kashyyyk
Kashyyyk, the forest world of the Wookiees, spelt with three Ys. It appears on screen in Revenge of the Sith, where Yoda fights alongside the Wookiees when Order 66 is given.
Correct answer: David Prowse
David Prowse, a bodybuilder from Bristol. James Earl Jones supplied the voice, fencer Bob Anderson handled many of the lightsaber duels, and Sebastian Shaw is the face under the mask in Return of the Jedi.
Correct answer: It has never been named
It has never been given one. George Lucas deliberately kept Yoda's species a mystery, and the rule has held through every film and series since, even with Yaddle and Grogu on screen.
Correct answer: 900
Nine hundred. "When nine hundred years old you reach, look as good you will not," he tells Luke on Dagobah, shortly before he fades away.
Correct answer: Nien Nunb
Nien Nunb, the Sullustan co-pilot whose lines are spoken in a real East African language rather than invented gibberish. He came back for The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi. Wedge flies his own X-wing, and Ackbar commands from his flagship.
Correct answer: In the animated series The Clone Wars
In The Clone Wars, where he turns up alive on cybernetic spider legs, driven by hatred for Obi-Wan. He appears again in Star Wars Rebels and makes a surprise cameo in Solo.
Correct answer: FN-2187
FN-2187, a nod to Leia's cell number in A New Hope. Poe gives him the name Finn. TK-421 is the trooper who is not at his post, CT-7567 is Captain Rex, and FN-2199 is the riot-baton trooper who shouts "Traitor!" at Finn.
Correct answer: Owen and Beru
Owen and Beru Lars. Cliegg Lars is Owen's father, who married Anakin's mother Shmi. Bail and Breha Organa adopt Leia on Alderaan, and Ruwee and Jobal Naberrie are Padmé's parents.