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The Ultimate Exile: Myst III Quiz | Video Games

The PC Game "Myst III: Exile" is one of the greatest PC Games ever made.

A multiple-choice quiz by inoevrything. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
inoevrything

Time
3 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
197,401

Updated
Aug 06 22

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
6 / 10

Plays
240

One at a Time - Single Page - Timed Game

Question 1 of 10

1. How many tusks are on the island of J'nanin? Hint

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Question 2 of 10

2. Why does Saavedro need to go to Narayan? Hint

To kill Atrus

To rescue his family

To kill Sirrus and Achenar

To start a new life

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Question 3 of 10

3. What is the book that Saavedro keeps hostage? Hint

D'ni

Releeshan

Myst

Riven

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Question 4 of 10

4. Which age is composed entirely of a hydroelectric plant? Hint

J'nanin

Amateria

Edenna

Voltaic

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Question 5 of 10

5. Who is NOT one of Atrus and Catherine's children? Hint

Sirrus

Aleski

Achenar

Yeesha

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Question 6 of 10

6. Which is not a main idea of Edenna? Hint

Wind

Sunlight

Water

Plants

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Question 7 of 10

7. What is not a central theme of Voltaic? Hint

Heat

Momentum

Air pressure

Electriciy

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Question 8 of 10

8. What is not a motif of Amateria? Hint

Light

Sound

Weight

Logic

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Question 9 of 10

9. What is the name of the age that is Atrus's home? Hint

Narayan

D'ni

Tohmana

Releeshan

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Question 10 of 10

10. Who made the paintings in Edenna, Voltaic, and Amateria? Hint

The D'ni

Atrus

Saavedro

Sirrus and Achenar

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. How many tusks are on the island of J'nanin?

Answer: 4

There are four tusks. One for each linking book, and one in the center.

2. Why does Saavedro need to go to Narayan?

Answer: To rescue his family

Saavedro knew that his wife amd two daughters disappeared in Narayan. He also thought that Sirrus and Achenar destroyed Narayan. He gets the chance to save his family at the end of the game.

3. What is the book that Saavedro keeps hostage?

Answer: Releeshan

Atrus created Releeshan for the D'ni people to live. They previously lived in Myst and Riven, but they were destroyed. At the beginning, Atrus is about to take you to visit Releeshan.

4. Which age is composed entirely of a hydroelectric plant?

Answer: Voltaic

Everything you do in Voltaic is based off of how you manipulate the turbines. You must also control the water flow. This is because you can only power one section of the age at a time.

5. Who is NOT one of Atrus and Catherine's children?

Answer: Aleski

We meet Sirrus and Achenar in "Myst," and they are mentioned in passing several times. We see Yeesha with Catherine at the very beginning. You can hear someone yell the name 'Aleski' from a distance at a point in Riven.

6. Which is not a main idea of Edenna?

Answer: Wind

Edenna is a giant tree jutting straight out into the ocean. Parts of it require you to reflect light, or change the flow of water.

7. What is not a central theme of Voltaic?

Answer: Momentum

Voltaic is a huge hydroelectric plant. Parts of it require you to adjust steam valves, and drain lava.

8. What is not a motif of Amateria?

Answer: Light

Amateria is an island set out to sea. It has four main puzzles which test knowledge of balances, sequences and momentum. Each one involves a large crystaline ball, the last of which, you are actually inside.

9. What is the name of the age that is Atrus's home?

Answer: Tohmana

After the first worlds he created were destroyed, he felt that he needed to get away from his own, and start over with Catherine and Yeesha. When you begin the game you are looking out into Tohmana when Catherine greets you.

10. Who made the paintings in Edenna, Voltaic, and Amateria?

Answer: Saavedro

At the end, Saavedro says that he painted the pictures to ventilate his anger at being trapped alone for so long. Some of the pictures were very violent and grotesque.

Source: Author inoevrything

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