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The word 'Grok' now seems to be firmly established in the English language. In which seminal Robert Heinlein novel of the 1960s was it coined? |
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Which author first wrote about the three laws of robotics? |
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Darth Vader first appeared in which film? |
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Paul Atreides is the hero of what Frank Herbert novel in which most of the action takes place on a desert planet? |
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'A for Andromeda' was a collaboration between a controversial British astronomer and John Elliot. It started life as a 7 part TV serial for the BBC in 1961 and then became a novel. What was the astronomer’s name? |
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The film 'Blade Runner' was based on which book by Philip K. Dick? |
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‘John Carter of Mars’ was a character created by which prolific author who was also responsible for the creation of an ape man? |
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The Martian invasion of Earth described in H.G. Wells’ 'War of the worlds' is defeated by what? |
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This novel is about a planet wide intelligent ocean was written by a Polish SF writer. It was the basis for the film of the same name made by the Soviet film maker Andrey Tarkovsky. What is it? |
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Richard O’Brian’s 'Rocky Horror Show' features a dance in which "you take a step to the left, then a step to the right …" what is its name? |
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The dominant star travelling culture in many of Ian Banks SF books is known as what? |
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This writer was married to the Poet Shelley and wrote a seminal SF work. Who was she? |
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Which of the authors below is most associated with the sub-genre of Cyber Punk? |
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Which of these is not a science fiction or fantasy award? |
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Winston Smith meets his worst fears (rats) in room 101 towards the end of '1984'. Who wrote this dystopian novel? |
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