Game of thrones answers

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GAME OF THRONES QUIZ

Q1

HP GOT INTERSECTION! Previous two series of GoT features nine actors from the Harry Potter film series: Bronson Webb (Will) - unnamed Slytherin student in the third film; Natalia Tena ( Osha ) played Nymphadora Tonks ; David Bradley (Lord Walder Frey) played Argus Filch; Julian Glover (Grand Maester Pycelle ) voiced Aragog ; Ciarán Hinds ( Mance Rayder ) played Aberforth Dumbledore; Ralph Ineson ( Dagmer Cleftjaw ) played Amycus Carrow ; Edward Tudor-Pole (Protestor at King's Landing) played Mr. Borgin Ian Whyte ( Gregor Clegane ) - Madame Maxime in full-body shots. Who is the ninth one?

HINTS? YES NO

“She” is a very important character in GoT and played mother to an even more important character of HP

Michelle Fairley ( Catelyn Stark) played Mrs. Granger in the seventh film

Q2

MASTERCARD/VISA? The official words of House Lannister "Hear Me Roar!" are seldom mentioned. Their unofficial motto "A Lannister always pays his debts" is often used, in another context , meaning that Lannisters always repay _____________ with _____________

Unkindness; or any similar word

Q3

REVOLUTION – WHAT! What does the inscriptions on revolving rings in the opening pictures of an episode signify? VIDEO

watch video here: http ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7L2PVdrb_8

the revolving metal rings show part of the history of Westeros . It begins with the conquest of Westeros by Aegon the Conqueror of House Targaryen , followed by Robert's Rebellion (where the Targaryens are deposed), and ending with the crowning of Robert Baratheon as King of the Seven Kingdoms

Q4

444 – IS THAT SATAN’S NO. TOO? This table shows the frequency of mentions of following characters in George R R Martin’s Game of Thrones. Guess X. # of mentions Character 640 Eddard Stark 444 X 396 Catelyn Stark

Q5

KNOCK! KNOCK! WHO? Social media has mockingly attributed this tagline to which house ? “Keep it in the house”

Q6

ADD + SUBSTRACT = + This 'Game of Thrones ' ad in New York Times, not only got fans revved up for the show, it also had numerous blog posts to its claim within mere hours of publish . One such blog says - "This has been some of HBO’s finest advertising work in the thirty-plus years the network has existed .“ What advertisement are we talking about?

Q7

COLUMBUS - COLUMBUS Harper Voyager, publisher of A Song of Ice and Fire used to sell set of 5 books before recently splitting a book in two parts? Which book and why?

A feast for Crows – I & II b ecause producers of Game of Thrones have decided to shoot only the first part of the third book in Season 3, the other part will be showcased in Season 4

Q8

NO, THANK YOU! What is this guy doing in a Game of Thrones quiz?

David J. Peterson, he is president of Language Creation Society and has created language Dothraki for Game of Thrones

Q9

NSFW | ETYMOLOGY The video to follow has a scene that introduced a term which is a portmanteau. The critic who coined the term used it to imply something particular to scene, but virality of the word ensured it to not retain its original meaning and the term is now generally being used for any sex scene. What is the term? and What does it mean?

Video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7L2PVdrb_8

Sexposition ; p ortmanteau for Sex + Exposition and it refers to the use of sexual scenes to deliver information to the viewer about the backstory and character motivations

Q10

WOO HA, ERR WOO HO! Why Jon Snow’s second name is Snow ? Why particularly Snow when his father’s second name is Stark.

Because he is bastard from the North, the bastards from other regions have these second names- Waters for King’s Landing and Dragonstone , Snow for the North, Pyke for the Iron Islands, Rivers for the Riverlands , Stone for the Vale, Hill for the Westerlands , Flowers for the Reach, Storm for the Stormlands and Sand for Dorne

Q11

KHWAAB DEKHE Identify these gorgeous ladies from the series?

Ironically, I haven’t seen her stark even once

Q13

CRYPT Copper(II) chloride + nitroglycerin | pyromancer's piss | Some people torch X as a display of power. Guess X.

Wildfire

Q14

7even vows Marriage scene on HBO for the Faith of the Seven: Septon :  ”In the sight of the Seven, I hereby seal these two souls, binding them as one for eternity.” *ribbon tying* “Look upon one another, and say the words.” Married couple: Father. Smith. Warrior. Mother. Maiden. Crone. X. I am hers/his, and she/he is mine, from this day, until the end of my days. What is X?

Stranger, used to symbolize death
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