Author Biography: CountSolo

As the oxymoronic title implies, this quiz is easy, yet involved. This quiz may seem difficult at first glance, but within each seemingly hard question lies a concealed level of ease that would make one think, "how could I not answer that correctly?"

The enormity of the "Star Wars" realm welcomes the opportunity for different arrays of creatures to journey to its many planets. What if a human being, with a limited understanding of his surroundings, is to experience the same?

Includes some questions from EU, but they're all related from the movies.

Fifteen phrases are provided. For each statement, you must take the first letter of each word, then unscramble the letters to reveal the name of a character or object from "Star Wars". If you observe keenly, this quiz's title responds to its own query.

We all know how comedic some things can turn out to be when mistakes are encountered. Your role in this quiz is to find errors regarding "The Comedy of Errors"!

No, there is nothing wrong with your eyes. Nor did I make any mistake on writing this quiz's title. The thing is, this is not an animal, movie, or television quiz. Rather, this quiz pertains to the history and origins of quizzes themselves.

They worked hard and struggled to get there and eventually, eleven contestants managed to pull it off. This quiz will test your memory regarding how the eleven winners of "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?" became millionaires.

In every given question, the name of a currency can be found within the fact-filled sentences. For example, if the sentence is "An ape sobs," the hidden currency is 'peso' ("...a'pe' 'so'bs...."). You must ascertain the country that uses that currency.

This is the quiz where "Star Wars" meets Mathematics! If you are a "Star Wars" fan, as well as a mathematician, this quiz shouldn't be difficult.

Each enciphered item is in keyword cipher. For example, having JOB as a keyword would mean that A=J, B=O, and C=B. The subsequent letters will be represented by the unused letters (alphabetical order). Your job is to decipher the questions and answers.