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Quiz about Movie Robots Androids and Cyborgs 3
Quiz about Movie Robots Androids and Cyborgs 3

Movie Robots, Androids and Cyborgs 3 Quiz


Unlike the previous two versions, I'll only give a quick description of the robot, android or cyborg in question, but NOT the title! That's because this time, the answer's name will be the title of the movie they appear in. Good Luck!

A multiple-choice quiz by treefinger. Estimated time: 4 mins.
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Author
treefinger
Time
4 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
273,506
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
8 / 10
Plays
2978
Awards
Top 10% Quiz
Last 3 plays: Guest 107 (8/10), Guest 107 (10/10), Guest 185 (3/10).
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Question 1 of 10
1. This title cyborg was nearly killed by a gang who worked for an evil corporation. The evil corporation then bought the police department and built him a new and improved body. Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. This government experiment was found wandering with amnesia and given to a foster family, where he learned to be a real boy (until the government showed up, that is). Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. Godzilla fought this giant title robot in the movie 'Godzilla vs ___________'. Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. Sarah Connor was on the run from this robot in order to save her son (and by extension, the rest of post-apocalyptic humanity). Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. This title android was a hot sexy robot wife, until she broke. The movie was a quest to find her exact replacement. Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. The cyborg in this classic sci-fi movie from the 1950s is an eight-foot robot body with the brain of a Nobel Prize winning scientist in it who runs amok at a peace conference. Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. This huge robot fell to Earth from space and got amnesia. It recovered its memory slowly with the help of a young boy (until the government showed up). Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. These title women were unwittingly changed into robots by their husbands in order to create a Utopian community. Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. A U.S. Senator wanted to replace all police with these title robots, who were nearly indestructible, yet imperfect. The hero, Eric Phillips, who was going to expose the truth, was hunted by the robots through most of the movie. Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. This children's animated TV show was brought to life in the movie of the same name. It featured a security guard who was made into a super spy robot with a multitude of high-tech accessories built into his body. Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. This title cyborg was nearly killed by a gang who worked for an evil corporation. The evil corporation then bought the police department and built him a new and improved body.

Answer: RoboCop

Robocop, though he moved slowly and clumsily, was proficient in many other ways, and was eventually able to reassert his humanity over the cybernetic programming of his new body. The movie starred such greats as Kurtwood Smith, Ronny Cox, and (of course) Peter Weller as Alex Murphy, who eventually became Robocop.
2. This government experiment was found wandering with amnesia and given to a foster family, where he learned to be a real boy (until the government showed up, that is).

Answer: D.A.R.Y.L.

The D.A.R.Y.L. robot, or 'Data Analyzing Robot Youth Lifeform', was considered a failure by the government and was set to be destroyed until a scientist let it out. It found its way into a family, and in the end, faked its own death and was given a new chance to be a real boy by one of the scientists who created it.
3. Godzilla fought this giant title robot in the movie 'Godzilla vs ___________'.

Answer: Mechagodzilla

There were actually three different Mechagodzillas (spanning five movies). The first was built by aliens whose homeworld was dying. They sent it to Earth in hopes that it would destroy humanity for them and they could take over our planet. Godzilla, fortunately, was able to defeat it (with some help).

The second Mechagodzilla was created by the United Nations to destroy Godzilla (which it did). The third Mechagodzilla was created (also by humanity) from the bones of the original Godzilla in order to defeat the current Godzilla but, disastrously, DNA in it's computer matrix 'woke up' when it heard the roars of the current Godzilla, and it sided with Godzilla, destroying part of Tokyo.

It was rebuilt later, and ultimately destroyed Godzilla.
4. Sarah Connor was on the run from this robot in order to save her son (and by extension, the rest of post-apocalyptic humanity).

Answer: The Terminator

The three Terminator robots were played by Arnold Schwarzenegger (T-101), Robert Patrick (T-1000), and Kristanna Loken (T-X). Each one got successively better, as changes in human technology were influenced by the remains of the Terminator robots left in the past.

The model sent back in the third movie, the T-X, was used in the future to hunt (among other things) other Terminator robots.
5. This title android was a hot sexy robot wife, until she broke. The movie was a quest to find her exact replacement.

Answer: Cherry 2000

David Andrews (who also played Robert Brewster in 'Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines') played Sam Treadwell, the guy who broke his robot wife. Melanie Griffith played the tracker 'E' Johnson, who helped him travel through 'The Zone' in order to find her replacement.
6. The cyborg in this classic sci-fi movie from the 1950s is an eight-foot robot body with the brain of a Nobel Prize winning scientist in it who runs amok at a peace conference.

Answer: The Colossus of New York

The Colossus was an uncaring version of the scientist whose brain had been implanted within. The Nobel winning scientist, who was killed in an accident involving a truck, lost his sense of humanity and his conscience when he became a soulless brain. The cyborg he became was a destructive, seemingly mindless killing machine that reacted only to the sight of his own son, who he asked to kill him.

His son, an 8-year-old boy, obliged and killed the cyborg containing his father's brain, thereby (presumably) saving humanity.
7. This huge robot fell to Earth from space and got amnesia. It recovered its memory slowly with the help of a young boy (until the government showed up).

Answer: The Iron Giant

Interestingly enough, the robot seemed to be a test by those who created it (though its origins and motives were never revealed). Much like Gort in 'The Day the Earth Stood Still', it reacted to violence with utter destruction and elimination of the violent threat. Hogarth was able to convince the giant at the end of the movie that it had the ability to choose NOT to be violent, which it did.
8. These title women were unwittingly changed into robots by their husbands in order to create a Utopian community.

Answer: The Stepford Wives

The original 'The Stepford Wives' (from 1975) was made as a sci-fi thriller with a rather unhappy ending. The wives were killed by their husbands in this version, and replaced with unerring, subserviant, desirable robot mates. The end of the movie suggested that the robot wives used the eyes of their human counterparts.

The eyes on the heroine's robot model were unfinished, and more artificial-looking than her eyes, but after she was killed and replaced, her eyes look perfect, just as did all of the other robot wives' eyes.
9. A U.S. Senator wanted to replace all police with these title robots, who were nearly indestructible, yet imperfect. The hero, Eric Phillips, who was going to expose the truth, was hunted by the robots through most of the movie.

Answer: Cyber Tracker

The Cyber Trackers were created by a government agency overseen by a US senator involved in shady dealings. His hope (of course) was that he would run a squad of super police (responsible for not only tracking the guilty, but also judging and sentencing them), and he would be telling them who and what to pursue.

The robots embodied elements of both 'Robocop' and 'The Terminator', in that the robots were police enforcers created by a corporation (like 'Robocop'), but acted more like 'The Terminator' robots when they hunted down the alleged 'guilty' parties.

They even wore black leather biker jackets like Schwarzenegger did as the Terminator.
10. This children's animated TV show was brought to life in the movie of the same name. It featured a security guard who was made into a super spy robot with a multitude of high-tech accessories built into his body.

Answer: Inspector Gadget

This, like 'Robocop' and 'The Six Million Dollar Man' was about a man who, after an event which crippled him nearly fatally, was rebuilt. This one, however, had a much lighter, even spoofier tone. Inspector Gadget neglected to learn about all of his gadgetry, because Volume 1 of the manual was two feet thick (the TV show told of over 14,000 different gadgets).

As a result, he bumbled through the first half of the movie (though he did eventually get the hang of using them).
Source: Author treefinger

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