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SpiderMan_villains.ID = "SpiderMan_villains";
SpiderMan_villains.ID_WB = 18400406;
SpiderMan_villains.navsectionID = ""
SpiderMan_villains.sPubDate = "5/3/2007 7:24:44 PM GMT";
SpiderMan_villains.quiztype = 1;
SpiderMan_villains.appFmt = 0;
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SpiderMan_villains.appWidth = 460;
SpiderMan_villains.appDeck = new Array("Spider-Man returns to movie theaters this month in the third film in director Sam Raimi&#146;s series, which reportedly cost a staggering $500 million, making it the most expensive movie ever made. Part of the reason for the big budget is surely Raimi&#146;s choice of villains. This time around, Spidey faces not just one but three new foes in Sandman, Venom and the newly villainous Harry Osborn, Peter&#146;s best friend, who becomes the New Goblin (otherwise known as &#147;Green Goblin II&#148; in the comics) after finding the equipment left behind by his father Norman, the original Goblin. How much do you know about these three bad guys, as well as the assorted others who have appeared in the trilogy so far? Take our quiz and find out.","");
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SpiderMan_villains[1] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[1][0] = new Array("Of the Sandman, Venom and Harry Osborn&#146;s Goblin, who appeared first in the comics?");
SpiderMan_villains[1].answer = "The correct answer is A. Sandman is one of Spidey&#146;s oldest foes, first appearing in Amazing Spider-Man No. 4 in 1963. Venom was introduced in Amazing Spider-Man No. 299 in 1988. Harry Osborn was introduced in Amazing Spider-Man No. 31 in 1965, but didn&#146;t become the second Green Goblin until issue No. 136 in 1974.";
SpiderMan_villains[1][1] = new Array("A. Sandman",'',1);
SpiderMan_villains[1][2] = new Array("B. Venom",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[1][3] = new Array("C. Green Goblin II",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[1][4] = new Array("D. They were introduced simultaneously in the same issue",'',0);

SpiderMan_villains[2] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[2][0] = new Array("Harry Osborn, played by actor James Franco, is a poor student with deep-set insecurity issues and a troubled relationship with his father. That gives him something in common with Daniel Desario, the character played by Franco on what cult-favorite TV show?");
SpiderMan_villains[2].answer = "The correct answer is D, &#147;Freaks ands Geeks.&#148; ";
SpiderMan_villains[2][1] = new Array("A. &#147;Buffy The Vampire Slayer&#148;",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[2][2] = new Array("B. &#147;7th Heaven&#148;",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[2][3] = new Array("C. &#147;Arrested Development&#148;",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[2][4] = new Array("D. &#147;Freaks and Geeks&#148;",'',1);

SpiderMan_villains[3] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[3][0] = new Array("Sandman is basically a creature made out of living sand particles, able to control his body&#146;s shape, size, density and hardness and to incorporate nearby sand into himself. He received his superpowers after being caught in the middle of a nuclear accident while hiding from the police on a beach in Georgia. This makes his origin story most similar to which of the following superheroes?");
SpiderMan_villains[3].answer = "The correct answer is C. After rescuing a teenager who had blundered into the middle of a test site for a new atomic weapon, Dr. Bruce Banner was caught in the test explosion and bombarded by gamma radiation, which turned him into The Hulk.";
SpiderMan_villains[3][1] = new Array("A. Thor",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[3][2] = new Array("B. Iron Man",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[3][3] = new Array("C. The Incredible Hulk",'',1);
SpiderMan_villains[3][4] = new Array("D. Spider-Man",'',0);

SpiderMan_villains[4] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[4][0] = new Array("Venom is a symbiotic alien creature who bonds with Peter Parker and grants him new and more extensive superpowers, but then is rejected and seeks revenge by bonding with Peter&#146;s journalist rival Eddie Brock. Long before revealing itself as Venom, however, it masquerades as what?");
SpiderMan_villains[4].answer = "The correct answer is D, Spider-Man&#146;s costume. Anyone hoping to see Spider-Man locked in mortal combat with a chicken will just have to hope they add that for the fourth film.";
SpiderMan_villains[4][1] = new Array("A. Peter Parker&#146;s car",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[4][2] = new Array("B. J. Jonah Jameson&#146;s cigar",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[4][3] = new Array("C. A chicken",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[4][4] = new Array("D. Spider-Man&#146;s costume",'',1);

SpiderMan_villains[5] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[5][0] = new Array("Besides the marquee villains of Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus, the first two of Sam Raimi&#146;s Spider-Man films included appearances by three of Spidey&#146;s supervillain enemies, none of whom actually appear in their most familiar guises. Which of the following is not one of these three?");
SpiderMan_villains[5].answer = "The correct answer is C. The Lizard is Curt Connors, Peter Parker&#146;s college science professor. Man-Wolf is astronaut John Jameson, son of J. Jonah. And Mendel Stromm, who becomes both Gaunt and Robot-Master in the comics, is the scientist killed by Norman Osborn in the first movie just after he becomes the Goblin.";
SpiderMan_villains[5][1] = new Array("A. The Lizard",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[5][2] = new Array("B. Robot-Master",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[5][3] = new Array("C. Man-Wolf",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[5][4] = new Array("D. Kraven The Hunter",'',1);

SpiderMan_villains[6] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[6][0] = new Array("What real New York landmark is used in the movies as the headquarters for the Daily Bugle, the newspaper run by the Spidey-hating editor J. Jonah Jameson (and which also employs both Peter Parker and Eddie Brock as photographers)?");
SpiderMan_villains[6].answer = "The correct answer is D. The oldest skyscraper in New York, the Flatiron&#146;s distinctive triangular shape has made it a well-known landmark.";
SpiderMan_villains[6][1] = new Array("A. The Empire State Building",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[6][2] = new Array("B. The Statue of Liberty",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[6][3] = new Array("C. Central Park",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[6][4] = new Array("D. The Flatiron Building",'',1);

SpiderMan_villains[7] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[7][0] = new Array("In their first encounter in Amazing Spider-Man No. 4, Sandman took Peter Parker&#146;s high school hostage. What was his demand?");
SpiderMan_villains[7].answer = "The correct answer is D. He never graduated, and felt bad about it. Stay in school, kids!";
SpiderMan_villains[7][1] = new Array("A. A nuclear weapon",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[7][2] = new Array("B. A million dollars",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[7][3] = new Array("C. The release of Dr. Octopus from prison",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[7][4] = new Array("D. A high-school diploma",'',1);

SpiderMan_villains[8] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[8][0] = new Array("In the same issue, what rather prosaic device does Spider-Man use to defeat Sandman?");
SpiderMan_villains[8].answer = "The correct answer is B, a vacuum cleaner. Peter then fakes the rest of the fight using handfuls of sand from a fire bucket so that he can take pictures and have something to sell to J. Jonah Jameson later.";
SpiderMan_villains[8][1] = new Array("A. A broom",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[8][2] = new Array("B. A vacuum cleaner",'',1);
SpiderMan_villains[8][3] = new Array("C. A hair dryer",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[8][4] = new Array("D. A table lamp",'',0);

SpiderMan_villains[9] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[9][0] = new Array("It&#146;s a certainty that the first meeting between Spider-Man and Venom in the film will be significantly different than in the comics, which took place as a relatively small part of a much larger storyline called &#147;Secret Wars&#148; which affected all the Marvel Comics superheroes. How does Spider-Man originally acquire the Venom symbiote?");
SpiderMan_villains[9].answer = "The correct answer is A. Spider-Man is on another planet with a bunch of other superheroes and villains (it&#146;s a long story, don&#146;t ask why). His original costume is in tatters after a battle, and he is told by fellow superhero Thor that there is a machine in a nearby building that can create new clothing by reading your mind. (Look out, Old Navy.) What happens next is a little obscure (again, it&#146;s a long story), but basically Spidey uses the wrong machine and frees the Venom symbiote instead.";
SpiderMan_villains[9][1] = new Array("A. He gets it out of what amounts to an intergalactic vending machine",'',1);
SpiderMan_villains[9][2] = new Array("B. It is designed for him by mechanical genius Tony Stark, better known as Iron Man",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[9][3] = new Array("C. His original costume is altered by a tailor who has been bitten by a radioactive spider",'',0);

SpiderMan_villains[10] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[10][0] = new Array("In the current Marvel comics continuity, the Venom symbiote is no longer bonded to Eddie Brock, but to one of Spidey&#146;s other longtime villains. Who?");
SpiderMan_villains[10].answer = "The correct answer is B, The Scorpion. Mac Gargan was introduced as the Scorpion in Amazing Spider-Man No. 20 as a when Jonah Jameson funded the creation of a new villain in the hopes of destroying Spider-Man. He remained a B-list villain for many years. Then Eddie Brock, dying of cancer, decided to reform his wicked ways and sold his powerful symbiotic half to a crime lord (yeah, it doesn&#146;t make sense to us either). The crime lord was rejected by the symbiote as unworthy, after killing him, it approached Gargan instead, who enthusiastically agreed to the offer.";
SpiderMan_villains[10][1] = new Array("A. Chameleon",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[10][2] = new Array("B. Scorpion",'',1);
SpiderMan_villains[10][3] = new Array("C. J. Jonah Jameson",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[10][4] = new Array("D.  Galactus",'',0);

SpiderMan_villains[11] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[11][0] = new Array("Venom is something of a conflicted villain, possessed of a skewed sense of honor and justice that sometimes makes it try to fight against evildoers, though its tendency for violence makes its brand of justice extremely unforgiving. But that&#146;s never been the case with Venom&#146;s unrepentantly evil &#147;son,&#148; a symbiote known as Carnage. Carnage bonded not with a journalist, but with who?");
SpiderMan_villains[11].answer = "The correct answer is C, a serial killer. Cletus Kasady was a criminal housed in the cell next to Eddie Brock, who had been arrested after losing the Venom symbiote in a battle. When Venom came back to Eddie, it unknowingly &#147;spawned&#148; and left behind a nascent symbiote that bonded with the insanely violent Kasady.";
SpiderMan_villains[11][1] = new Array("A. A politician",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[11][2] = new Array("B. A football player",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[11][3] = new Array("C. A serial killer",'',1);
SpiderMan_villains[11][4] = new Array("D. Another symbiote",'',0);

SpiderMan_villains[12] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[12][0] = new Array("Norman and Harry Osborn were only the first in a long line of goblin-themed villains who faced off against Spider-Man. Which of the following is NOT one of Peter Parker&#146;s enemies?");
SpiderMan_villains[12].answer = "The correct answer is C, Clown-Goblin. All the others spun off of the original Goblins: The first Hobgoblin (there have been several of them) was a fashion designer who stole Norman Osborn&#146;s equipment. Demogoblin was created when a subsequent Hobgoblin was possessed by a demon. And Gray Goblin is another of Norman Osborn&#146;s sons, Gabriel Stacy.";
SpiderMan_villains[12][1] = new Array("A. Hobgoblin",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[12][2] = new Array("B. Demogoblin",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[12][3] = new Array("C. Clown-Goblin",'',1);
SpiderMan_villains[12][4] = new Array("D. Gray Goblin",'',0);

SpiderMan_villains[13] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[13][0] = new Array("Bruce Campbell has worked with director Sam Raimi many times in the past, most notably in the &#147;Evil Dead&#148; trilogy, and cameos in each of the &#147;Spider-Man&#148; films as, respectively, a wrestling announcer, an usher and a maitre d&#146;, all of whom have an antagonistic relationship with Peter Parker. On his own, Campbell also played an unlikely hero in the movie &#147;Bubba Ho-Tep,&#148; in which an evil mummy is fought by two geriatric men in a nursing home both long believed dead by the general public. Who are these men, played by Campbell and Ossie Davis?");
SpiderMan_villains[13].answer = "The correct answer is A, Elvis Presley and John  F. Kennedy. The charmingly goofy horror movie &#147;Bubba Ho-Tep&#148; is based on a short story by Joe R. Lansdale.";
SpiderMan_villains[13][1] = new Array("A. Elvis Presley and John  F. Kennedy",'',1);
SpiderMan_villains[13][2] = new Array("B. Jim Morrison and Abraham Lincoln",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[13][3] = new Array("C. Ernest Hemingway and Albert Einstein",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[13][4] = new Array("D. John Lennon and Malcolm X",'',0);

SpiderMan_villains[14] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[14][0] = new Array("In which Stephen King movie will you find a demonic killer truck with the Green Goblin&#146;s face mounted on its grill?");
SpiderMan_villains[14].answer = "The correct answer is A, &#147;Maximum Overdrive.&#148; It has the distinction of being the only film King himself directed.";
SpiderMan_villains[14][1] = new Array("A. &#147;Maximum Overdrive&#148;",'',1);
SpiderMan_villains[14][2] = new Array("B. &#147;The Shining&#148;",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[14][3] = new Array("C. &#147;Cujo&#148;",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[14][4] = new Array("D. &#147;Christine&#148;",'',0);

SpiderMan_villains[15] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[15][0] = new Array("In the movie, Sandman&#146;s name is Flint Marko. But in the comics, &#147;Flint Marko&#148; is only an alias that Sandman began using so that his mother would never know he had turned to a life of crime. What is his real name?");
SpiderMan_villains[15].answer = "The correct answer is D, William Baker. Wesley Dodds is the real name of a Green Hornet-like superhero who debuted in the 1930s. Mark Sandman was the lead singer of the band Morphine. And Neil Gaiman was the creator of the DC Comics series &#147;Sandman,&#148; in which the title character is the living personification of dreaming.";
SpiderMan_villains[15][1] = new Array("A. Wesley Dodds",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[15][2] = new Array("B. Mark Sandman",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[15][3] = new Array("C. Neil Gaiman",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[15][4] = new Array("D. William Baker",'',1);

SpiderMan_villains[16] = new Array();
SpiderMan_villains[16][0] = new Array("Both Sandman and Venom have been members of the supervillain team called the Sinister Six, which has included many of Spider-Man&#146;s most dangerous enemies. Choose the correct roster of the Sinister Six as seen in its debut appearance in Amazing Spider-Man Annual No 1.");
SpiderMan_villains[16].answer = "The correct answer is A, Doctor Octopus, Vulture, Electro, Kraven the Hunter, Mysterio, Sandman. The other possible answers are also lineups that the Sinister Six has taken over the years.";
SpiderMan_villains[16][1] = new Array("A. Doctor Octopus, Vulture, Electro, Kraven the Hunter, Mysterio, Sandman",'',1);
SpiderMan_villains[16][2] = new Array("B. Doctor Octopus, Vulture, Electro, Hobgoblin, Mysterio, Sandman",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[16][3] = new Array("C. Doctor Octopus, Vulture, Electro, Hobgoblin, Mysterio, Gog",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[16][4] = new Array("D. Electro, Hobgoblin, Mysterio, Vulture, Beetle, Shocker, Scorpia",'',0);
SpiderMan_villains[16][5] = new Array("E. Sandman, Mysterio, Electro, Kraven, Vulture, Venom",'',0);

SpiderMan_villains.profiles = new Array();var i=0;
SpiderMan_villains.profiles[i++]= new Array(99,100,"<font color=#990000><b>All correct. Is Stan Lee helping you with the answers? </b></font>");
SpiderMan_villains.profiles[i++]= new Array(69,94,"<font color=#990000><b>Mostly correct. Your brain must be like a spiderweb for all that trivia to be stuck in there. </b></font>");
SpiderMan_villains.profiles[i++]= new Array(38,63,"<font color=#990000><b>So-so. You got about half the questions right &#151; maybe you need to find an alien symbiote to bond with, to increase your trivia-answering powers. </b></font>");
SpiderMan_villains.profiles[i++]= new Array(6,31,"<font color=#990000><b>Not Very Good. You&#146;d better study: If the situation ever arises, how will you fight a creature made of living sand unless you have all this stuff memorized? </b></font>");
SpiderMan_villains.profiles[i++]= new Array(0,5,"<font color=#990000><b>Terrible. If Peter Parker got his powers from a radioactive spider, maybe you need to find a radioactive quiz-show host. </b></font>");

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