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![]() Right at the beginning of the movie, Q is talking to an obviously bored M about |
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radioactive lint | ||
| the latest thing in spy cameras | |||
| a photocopier so small it fits into a steamer trunk | |||
| a dream where he was riding a unicorn | |||
| 2. |
![]() Bond is in Portugal. He meets Tracy |
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| at a casino | |||
| playing golf | |||
| when he’s asked to investigate her criminal father | |||
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at a beach, where she tries to drown herself | ||
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![]() Tracy’s full name is Teresa di Vicenzo, and through her past marriage is part of Italian nobility. Her title is: |
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| marchesa | |||
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contessa | ||
| principessa | |||
| baronessa | |||
| 4. |
![]() Like Bond himself and most Bond villains, Tracy is of mixed heritage. Tracy’s parents are |
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| Portuguese and Dutch | |||
| Mareseillais and Swiss | |||
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Corsican and English | ||
| Sicilian and Scots | |||
| 5. |
![]() Tracy’s father is Marc-Arnge Draco, head the Union Corse. According to Draco, Tracy needs: |
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| her father | |||
| a psychiatrist | |||
| a good spanking | |||
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a man to dominate her | ||
| 6. |
![]() M informs Bond that he’s off the search for Blofeld. Bond’s response is to: |
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| take it like a man and move onto the next assignment | |||
| ask for two weeks’ vacation | |||
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ask Moneypenny to draw up a letter of resignation | ||
| punch M in the face | |||
| 7. |
![]() Back at his desk, Bond reminisces about past adventures. Which is not a keepsake in his drawer? |
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| Honey Rider’s knife, from Dr. No | |||
| Red Grant’s wristwatch garrotte, from Russia With Love | |||
| the rebreather, from Thunderball | |||
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the throwing star from You Only Live Twice | ||
| 8. |
![]() Bond continues his search for Blofeld, and in a lawyer’s office finds links to a German count named de Bleuchamp. What does he take from the office? |
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| a photo of de Bleuchamp | |||
| letters from de Bleuchamp to the lawyer | |||
| copies of de Bleuchamp’s fingerprints | |||
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the centrefold from a Playboy | ||
| 9. |
![]() Bond interrupts M’s indulgement in which hobby? |
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| ornithology | |||
| philately | |||
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lepidoptery | ||
| pornography | |||
| 10. |
![]() de Bleuchamp wants the London College of arms to verify his title as count. Bond plans to impersonate Sir Hilary Bray of the college, whose title is |
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| Gules Dragon | |||
| Argent Wyvern | |||
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Sable Basilisk | ||
| Griffin d’Or | |||
| 11. |
![]() Bond’s coat of arms has three golden bezants. What are bezants? |
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| lions | |||
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balls | ||
| swords | |||
| feathers | |||
| 12. |
![]() Bond meets Irma Bunt, and informs her that her name may derive from: |
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the baggy part of a sail | ||
| the horns of a goat | |||
| a fat round type of cake | |||
| the boring part of baseball | |||
| 13. |
![]() de Bleuchamp is of course Blofeld, who is developing biological weapons in his Alpine lair under the guise of research for a cure for: |
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| tuberculosis | |||
| bubonic plague | |||
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allergies | ||
| smallpox | |||
| 14. |
![]() Ruby is allergic to |
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chickens | ||
| potatoes | |||
| sheep | |||
| rice | |||
| 15. |
![]() Bond is invited to dinner. Not counting his extra-ruffled dress shirt, what unusual piece of formal attire does he wear? |
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| a top hat | |||
| an academic gown | |||
| an ermine cloak | |||
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a kilt | ||
| 16. |
![]() Which winter activity does not feature in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service? |
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ski jumping | ||
| ice skating | |||
| curling | |||
| car racing on ice | |||
| 17. |
![]() Bond asks Tracy to marry him in: |
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| a telephone booth | |||
| a skating rink | |||
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a barn | ||
| an avalanche | |||
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![]() At the moment Bond asks Tracy to marry him, the woman he had most recently slept with was: |
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| Tracy | |||
| Ruby, the English girl from Blofeld’s clinic | |||
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Nancy, the German girl from Blofeld’s clinic | ||
| Irma Bunt | |||
| 19. |
![]() Blofeld and his men chase Bond on skis, but one of them falls into a snowblower and is pureed. |
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| “Not the way I want to get blown.” | |||
| “He’s blending into the snow.” | |||
| “He didn’t mince words.” | |||
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“He had lots of guts.” | ||
| 20. |
![]() Blofeld holds the world to ransom with his biological weapons. What is his price? |
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| one billion dollars in diamonds | |||
| whatever the highest bidder will pay | |||
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amnesty for all past crimes and recognition of his title | ||
| Australia | |||
| 21. |
![]() Tracy has been captured by Blofeld, who actually thinks he has a shot with her. Tracy charms Blofeld through |
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poetry | ||
| song | |||
| dance | |||
| getting him drunk | |||
| 22. |
![]() Bond and Draco come to rescue Tracy and demolish Blofeld’s base. Blofeld escapes by: |
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| cable car | |||
| ski | |||
| snowmobile | |||
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bobsled | ||
| 23. |
![]() Bond rescues Tracy, they get married, and Moneypenny catches: |
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| the bouquet | |||
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Bond’s hat | ||
| Draco’s eye | |||
| the Aston Martin’s dust in her face | |||
| 24. |
![]() In the final scene of the movie, Tracy is shot and killed by |
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| Blofeld | |||
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Irma Bunt | ||
| Grunther | |||
| Moneypenny | |||
| 25. |
![]() Bonus Question: The song over the end credits, “We Have All the Time in the World”, is sung by: |
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Louis Armstrong | ||
| Etta James | |||
| Nina Simone | |||
| Paul Robeson | |||