Star Wars Trivia?

Does anyone have a soft copy, or know where to find one, of several hundred Star Wars Trivia questions? 

I have Star Wars Trivial Pursuit and am trying to avoid typing them all in by hand.  :(

Why research old books? Why Google? We can make this thread THE place people come to for Star Wars trivia by crafting questions of our very own!!

Here, I'll start!

- In Star Wars, Luke Skywalker decides to learn the ways of the Force and become a/an ______ like his father.

• A) Jedi
• B) engineer
• C) bingo card

- Which actor/actress played the role of Kenny Baker in the Original Trilogy?

• A) R2-D2
• B) Treat Williams
• C) Michael J. Fox

- The composer of the famous "(Theme From) Star Wars" is ________?

• A) John Williams
• B) George Lucas
• C) Treat Williams

- True and false: Andy Kaufman did or did not play a character in Star Wars?

- What showtune can be heard when dialing the name C-H-E-W-B-A-C-C-A on a standard touch-tone phone?

All right! There's a good start! Anybody else got more?

Aww, I didn't recognize the showtune.  Help me out a little!

See, you're probably thinking "major key" and "Jerome Kern"; try "minor key" and "Harold Arlen" and you'll get there.

Hey, remember "The Jedi Master's Quiz Book" that was written by that kid?

Wonder what he's up to now...? Probably serving 20 to life at Rikers.

I played my SW Trivial Pursuit a total of (1) time. None of my friends or family members know as much about SW as I do. :-/

That's exactly what happened to me. It has been gathering dust alongside TPM Monopoly ever since.

Mielr said:

Hey, remember "The Jedi Master's Quiz Book" that was written by that kid?

Wonder what he's up to now...? Probably serving 20 to life at Rikers.

I played my SW Trivial Pursuit a total of (1) time. None of my friends or family members know as much about SW as I do. :-/

 One time I arrived at my friend's apartment and he and another guy were playing SW Trivial Pursuit. My friend had four pies, the other guy had two. I jumped into the game at that point. Eight or nine questions later, I had won the game. :D

captainsolo said:

That's exactly what happened to me. It has been gathering dust alongside TPM Monopoly ever since.

I just got The Beatles edition of TP this past Christmas (last month), and it's already collecting dust in my closet. That is the problem with genre specific games like that, it's nothing but a novelty gift and a real tease to the person who gets it.  I also have the original trilogy Star Wars Edition of Monopoly (played one time)... 

I could see a SW Scene it game working well....until the DVD runs out of questions.

Mielr said:

Hey, remember "The Jedi Master's Quiz Book" that was written by that kid?

Wonder what he's up to now...? Probably serving 20 to life at Rikers.

I played my SW Trivial Pursuit a total of (1) time. None of my friends or family members know as much about SW as I do. :-/

Actually play mine quite frequently.  Either my wife teams up with my more knowledgeable kid while i team up with the younger kid, or this: she reads me Star Wars OT questions and i read her LOTR questions (we have that Trivial Pursuit, too).  Of course, for me the challenge is to win it all in a single turn.  But that hasn't happened yet.

"Awesome!" I thought as I came back to this thread after a couple days, "10 replies to my search for a softcopy of SW trivia questions!"

Thanks a lot, jerks. :(

But back to the topic at hand, I've played SW TP maybe 10 times. Once against my SW fan bro-in-law in front of our wives. I think we were both embarrassed at how much we knew, so we sort of played to lose. I won, so therefore lost.

I also played an 11 year old who was quite good. I tried to feign ignorance of the Prequels, but I had to answer the questions correctly to win. The answer to the winning question was "Nute Gunray." This was several years ago and I'm still upset about it.

Oh, the other thing i do to prolong the game is when i reach the center space for the final question, i must answer all 6 on a single card in order to win the game.

auximenies said:

Oh, the other thing i do to prolong the game is when i reach the center space for the final question, i must answer all 6 on a single card in order to win the game.

I have to do exactly that also!

I liked playing a Star Wars trivia game with my friends in High School. Of course it didn't involve cardboard and cards. It was more of a pissing contest.

We used to discuss making a true Star Wars video game, just for OT fans.

True OT Video Game.  Please, start another thread where we can discuss this.

Here's a new question for you all unrelated to this thread:

Does anyone have a soft copy of some SW Trivia?

I did try.  Not that it hurts to ask.  I usually go in the following order:

1. Ask my wife
2. Ask OT.com
3. Google