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In the pre-credits sequence, 004 is killed and the note 'Smiert Spionam' is left near his body. Smiert Spionam is Russian for: |
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Death to spies | ||
| Traitor spy | |||
| Double agent | |||
| From Russia with love | |||
| 2. |
Parachuting out of an exploding Land Rover that has driven off the Rock of Gibraltar, Bond lands: |
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| in a swimming pool filled with beautiful women | |||
| in the middle of a wedding ceremony | |||
| in the reception area of his hotel | |||
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on a yacht with a woman complaining she never meets any real men | ||
| 3. |
Bond travels to Bratislava to provide protection for a defecting KGB general, Georgi Koskov. At the concert, Bond spies a beautiful woman playing a: |
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| piccolo | |||
| clarinet | |||
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cello | ||
| triangle | |||
| 4. |
The beautiful woman turns out to be a sniper, trying to kill Koskov. Bond has to make a split second decision and: |
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| shoots her dead | |||
| shoots her in the hand | |||
| misses accidentally | |||
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misses on purpose | ||
| 5. |
Bond smuggles Koskov across the Austrian border in: |
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| The passenger seat of his car | |||
| The boot of his car | |||
| The tunnels underneath the city | |||
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A gas pipeline | ||
| 6. |
Saunders questions Bond's motives for disobeying orders and threatens to tattle to M. Bond's response is best described as: |
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ambivalent | ||
| aggressive | |||
| apprehensive | |||
| afraid | |||
| 7. |
Back at MI6 headquarters, Bond is looking through the files of female KGB assassins to identify the sniper. Natasha's specialty is killing people with: |
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| knives | |||
| poison | |||
| her enormous thighs | |||
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her exploding teddy bear | ||
| 8. |
Moneypenny had no idea James was such a music lover and invites him over to listen to her: |
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| her Tom Jones collection | |||
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her Barry Manilow collection | ||
| her Bee Gees collection | |||
| her Frank Sinatra collection | |||
| 9. |
Koskov, now in England, is claiming he has defected because General Pushkin has gone crazy. Necros easily infiltrates the MI6 safe house disguised as: |
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a milkman | ||
| a courier | |||
| a doctor | |||
| a Mormon | |||
| 10. |
Q equips Bond with his gadget for the movie, a key ring, which responds to whistles. What whistle makes it explode? |
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| God Save the Queen | |||
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a wolf whistle | ||
| Rule Britannia | |||
| the James Bond theme | |||
| 11. |
Bond is given orders to assassinate Pushkin, and makes contact with the sniper, Kara, by pretending to be a friend of Koskov. He discovers that: |
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| Koskov's kidnappers took him to Tangier | |||
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Koskov's defection was phony | ||
| Koskov is being interrogated by the KGB | |||
| Koskov is already in kara's apartment, eating strawberries | |||
| 12. |
Meanwhile, Pushkin is visiting an arms dealer, Whitaker, in Tangier. Whitaker is fascinated by war and the entrance hall of his mansion is decorated with: |
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wax dummies of Whitaker dressed as military strong-men | ||
| weapons from throughout the ages | |||
| photographs of Whitaker in various combat zones | |||
| dioramas of historical battles | |||
| 13. |
Bond and Kara escape in Bond's Aston Martin, which does not feature: |
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| Stinger missiles | |||
| outrigger skis | |||
| metal-cutting lasers | |||
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an ejector seat | ||
| 14. |
Crossing over the border, what is the only thing Bond and Kara have to declare? |
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a cello | ||
| one bottle of the finest Polish vodka | |||
| that they are wanted by the Czechoslovakian police | |||
| that communism is for losers | |||
| 15. |
Now in Vienna, Bond takes Kara on a date to the Wurstelprater amusement park, where he wins a prize at the shooting range. What is it? |
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| stuffed giraffe | |||
| stuffed lion | |||
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stuffed elephant | ||
| stuffed teddy bear | |||
| 16. |
Still in the amusement park, Bond and Kara share their first kiss: |
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| in the haunted house | |||
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on the ferris wheel | ||
| on the bumper cars | |||
| on the carousel | |||
| 17. |
Bond and Kara travel to Tangier, where Bond pretend-assassinates Pushkin. Arriving back at his hotel, Bond is captured after: |
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| a short struggle with Necros | |||
| he is hit from behind by Koskov | |||
| he is shot with a tranquilizer dart by Whitaker | |||
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he drinks a martini made by Kara | ||
| 18. |
Arriving in Afghanistan, Koskov orders Kara to be arrested as Bond's conspirator, but says he will be compassionate which means: |
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he will get her into the Siberian Philharmonic Orchestra | ||
| he will send her family to stay with her | |||
| he will put her in the women-only gulag | |||
| she will be shot at dawn | |||
| 19. |
Bond and Kara escape with the help of a local muhajadeen leader, Kamran Shah. He explains he is into theatricals because: |
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| it makes him a more effective scout | |||
| he likes an audience | |||
| he likes to play dress-up | |||
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he went to Oxford | ||
| 20. |
It turns out that Koskov and Whitaker have a deal where they invest the Soviet arms money in opium. Bond initially plans to use a bomb to blow up the opium, but circumstances require him to use to bomb to blow up: |
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| a cargo plane | |||
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a bridge | ||
| a truck | |||
| a fuel tanker | |||
| 21. |
Bond and Necros fight on a cargo net full of opium dangling from an in-flight aircraft. Necros falls to the ground, holding onto: |
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Bond's boot | ||
| Bond's wristwatch | |||
| Bond's gun | |||
| Bond's jacket | |||
| 22. |
Bond goes back to Tangier to kill Whitaker. When Whitaker gets the upper hand, Bond hides behind a bust of: |
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That British vulture, Wellington! | ||
| That one-eyed goat, Nelson! | |||
| That English weasel, Marlborough! | |||
| That cigar-chomping fatso, Churchill! | |||
| 23. |
Koskov is captured, and Pushkin orders that he be sent back to Moscow: |
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| first class | |||
| via Siberia | |||
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in the diplomatic bag | ||
| one piece at a time | |||
| 24. |
At the end of the movie, Kara starts her world tour at a gala performance in Vienna. What should, but doesn't, affect her performance? |
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| Bond staring at her from the balcony | |||
| the KGB waiting to arrest her off-stage | |||
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the bullet hole in her cello | ||
| Q stepping in for the conductor | |||
| 25. |
The character of Kara was inspired by Ian Fleming's half sister, who was an accomplished cellist. What was her name? |
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Amaryllis | ||
| Althea | |||
| Augustine | |||
| Antigone | |||