Star Wars Trivia Jeopardy

Jedi, Sith, droids and desert planets across a full Star Wars board. Copy it free, put it on the big screen, and let the room buzz in from their phones.

6 categories · 30 clues · Final Jeopardy · everyone buzzes in from their phone

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Heroes and Villains

$200
Played by Carrie Fisher, this princess is a leader of the Rebel Alliance.
Who is Princess Leia?
$400
This smuggler, in debt to Jabba the Hutt, ends The Empire Strikes Back frozen in carbonite.
Who is Han Solo?
$600
This bounty hunter in Mandalorian armor delivered the frozen smuggler to Jabba.
Who is Boba Fett?
$800
Played by Peter Cushing, this Imperial governor commanded the first Death Star.
Who is Grand Moff Tarkin?
$1,000
Played by Denis Lawson, this Rebel pilot fought in both Death Star battles and lived through each.
Who is Wedge Antilles?

Planets and Places

$200
The Rebels hide in Echo Base on this frozen planet in The Empire Strikes Back.
What is Hoth?
$400
Luke trains as a Jedi in this swampy planet's bogs.
What is Dagobah?
$600
The Ewoks live on this forest moon.
What is Endor?
$800
The first Death Star destroys this peaceful planet, Leia's home.
What is Alderaan?
$1,000
Lando Calrissian runs Cloud City, which floats above this gas planet.
What is Bespin?

Ships and Vehicles

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This ship made the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs.
What is the Millennium Falcon?
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Luke flies this Rebel starfighter, named for the shape its wings make in attack position.
What is an X-wing?
$600
A New Hope opens with one of these huge wedge-shaped Imperial warships chasing Leia's ship.
What is a Star Destroyer?
$800
These four-legged Imperial walkers stomp across the snow to attack the Rebels in The Empire Strikes Back.
What are AT-ATs?
$1,000
Darth Vader flies this special TIE fighter model during the Death Star trench run.
What is the TIE Advanced x1?

Droids and Creatures

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This golden protocol droid is fluent in over six million forms of communication.
What is C-3PO?
$400
This Wookiee serves as co-pilot of Han's ship.
Who is Chewbacca?
$600
This creature lives at the bottom of Tatooine's Great Pit of Carkoon and digests its victims slowly.
What is the sarlacc?
$800
Luke fights this huge beast kept in a pit beneath Jabba's palace.
What is the rancor?
$1,000
The rolling droid BB-8 belongs to this Resistance pilot.
Who is Poe Dameron?

The Force, Jedi and Sith

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This small green Jedi Master trains Luke.
Who is Yoda?
$400
Jedi and Sith fight with this weapon.
What is a lightsaber?
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This Jedi Master trained Obi-Wan Kenobi and was killed by Darth Maul.
Who is Qui-Gon Jinn?
$800
Darth Sidious hides behind this public identity, first as senator and chancellor and later as emperor.
Who is Palpatine?
$1,000
In The Phantom Menace, a blood test counts these microscopic life forms to measure Force potential.
What are midi-chlorians?

Behind the Scenes

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This filmmaker wrote and directed the original 1977 Star Wars.
Who is George Lucas?
$400
This composer wrote the music for all nine films of the Skywalker saga.
Who is John Williams?
$600
Lucas founded this visual effects company in 1975 to make the effects for Star Wars.
What is Industrial Light & Magic?
$800
This actor provided the voice of Darth Vader.
Who is James Earl Jones?
$1,000
The Walt Disney Company announced its purchase of Lucasfilm in October of this calendar year.
What is 2012?

Final Jeopardy — Before the Dark Side

Before he became Darth Vader, this Jedi grew up as a slave on the desert planet Tatooine.

Who is Anakin Skywalker?

How to run this board

The board runs across the whole galaxy: the heroes and villains of the Skywalker saga, the planets and places they travel to, the ships and droids that get them there, the Jedi and Sith and how the Force works, and a column of behind-the-scenes history about how the films were made.

Casual fans and devoted ones rarely sit in the same place on a board like this, so mix them. Split teams so each has at least one person who knows the prequels and one who only really remembers the original trilogy, and the arguments over an answer become part of the game.

It fits neatly into a movie marathon: play one round between films, and save Final Jeopardy for right before the last one starts.

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