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XFiles_quiz.sPubDate = "7/21/2008 10:25:16 PM GMT";
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XFiles_quiz.appDeck = new Array("They’ve been gone from the screen since “The X-Files” went off the air in 2002, but FBI agents and paranormal investigators Fox Mulder and Dana Scully return this month in the new “X-Files” movie “I Want To Believe.” Do you know all the clandestine secrets of the long-running sci-fi series? Take our quiz and find out.","");
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XFiles_quiz[1] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[1][0] = new Array("Fox Mulder’s belief in “extreme possibility” and paranormal phenomena like UFOs, ghosts, and monsters stems from a traumatic childhood incident in which what happened?");
XFiles_quiz[1].answer = "The correct answer is B, his sister was abducted.";
XFiles_quiz[1][1] = new Array("A. Bigfoot stole his lunchbox.",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[1][2] = new Array("B. His sister was apparently abducted by aliens.",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[1][3] = new Array("C. The Loch Ness Monster ruined a family boating vacation.",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[1][4] = new Array("D. He was frightened by a bat that crashed through his living-room window.",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[2] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[2][0] = new Array("“X-Files” episodes came in two basic varieties. The first, informally nicknamed “Monster of the Week” shows, were standalone stories in which Mulder and Scully investigated a strange creature or other weird happening, which could be anything from a ghost to a serial killer. The other episodes revolved around Mulder’s main obsession, proving that there was a government conspiracy to cover up evidence of widespread extraterrestrial activity on Earth. What name did series creators and fans call those shows?");
XFiles_quiz[2].answer = "The correct answer is A, “mythology” episodes. ";
XFiles_quiz[2][1] = new Array("A. “Mythology” episodes",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[2][2] = new Array("B. “E.T.” episodes",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[2][3] = new Array("C. “Conspiracy” episodes",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[2][4] = new Array("D. “Alien invasion” episodes",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[3] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[3][0] = new Array("Mulder and Scully’s most persistent nemesis was the sinister Cigarette Smoking Man, a shadowy operative who seemed to be work for the U.S. government. Or was it the aliens? Or a conspiracy against the aliens? Or was he just out for himself? One thing we do know: The fictional brand of cigarettes that was his tobacco of choice. What was it?");
XFiles_quiz[3].answer = "The correct answer is A, Morleys. Red Apples appear in the films of Quentin Tarantino, Longbottom Leaf in “Lord Of the Rings,” and Victory in George Orwell’s “1984.”";
XFiles_quiz[3][1] = new Array("A. Morley",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[3][2] = new Array("B. Red Apple",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[3][3] = new Array("C. Longbottom Leaf",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[3][4] = new Array("D. Victory",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[4] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[4][0] = new Array("Scully’s father nicknamed her Starbuck after the main character in his favorite novel, “Moby-Dick.” In the third season of “The X-Files,” Scully got a dog which she named Queequeg after another character from that novel. What horrible but ironically appropriate fate did Queequeg come to later that season?");
XFiles_quiz[4].answer = "The correct answer is C, was eaten by an aquatic monster. Specifically, the lake monster “Big Blue” in the episode “Quagmire.”";
XFiles_quiz[4][1] = new Array("A. He was harpooned.",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[4][2] = new Array("B. He was kidnapped by a one-legged sea captain.",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[4][3] = new Array("C. He was eaten by an aquatic monster.",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[4][4] = new Array("D. He became obsessed with killing a white whale, which eventually destroyed his vessel and dragged him into the depths of the sea.",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[5] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[5][0] = new Array("“X-Files” creator Chris Carter’s birthday is Oct. 13, and he named his production company 1013 in honor of the date. Which “X-Files” character shares Carter’s birthdate?");
XFiles_quiz[5].answer = "The correct answer is A, Fox Mulder. It’s revealed in the episode “Paper Clip.”";
XFiles_quiz[5][1] = new Array("A. Fox Mulder",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[5][2] = new Array("B. Dana Scully",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[5][3] = new Array("C. Walter Skinner",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[5][4] = new Array("D. Melvin Frohike",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[6] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[6][0] = new Array("The “X-Files” opening credits usually ended with the phrase “The Truth Is Out There,” but certain episodes used different phrases relevant to the story at hand. Which one wasn’t one of those alternate mottoes? ");
XFiles_quiz[6].answer = "The correct answer is B, Believe Your Leaders. “'éí 'aaníígÓÓ 'áhoot'é'” is Navajo for “the truth is out there.”";
XFiles_quiz[6][1] = new Array("A. 'éí 'aaníígÓÓ 'áhoot'é'",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[6][2] = new Array("B. Believe Your Leaders",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[6][3] = new Array("C. Trust No One",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[6][4] = new Array("D. Deceive Inveigle Obfuscate",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[7] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[7][0] = new Array("Fox Mulder couldn’t have gotten very far into uncovering the secrets of the U.S. government without help from a series of undercover informants, beginning in the first season with the man known only as “Deep Throat” and followed by such enigmatic figures as Mr. X, Marita Covarrubias and The Well-Manicured Man. He also got help from a sympathetic U.S. senator whose character was named after a famous horror novelist. Who? (Here’s a hint: He also wrote the source novel for the recent Will Smith movie “I Am Legend.”)");
XFiles_quiz[7].answer = "The correct answer is B, Richard Matheson.";
XFiles_quiz[7][1] = new Array("A. Robert Bloch",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[7][2] = new Array("B. Richard Matheson",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[7][3] = new Array("C. Stephen King",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[7][4] = new Array("D. Joe R. Lansdale",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[8] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[8][0] = new Array("Mulder and Scully are threatened by two sinister, possibly alien Men In Black in the episode “Jose Chung’s ‘From Outer Space.’” To highlight their bizarre nature, the Men In Black were played by two celebrities. One was wrestler (and future Minnesota governor) Jesse “The Body” Ventura, and the other, according to fan rumor, was originally intended to be none other than country music’s “Man In Black, Johnny Cash. What game-show host did get the role?");
XFiles_quiz[8].answer = "The correct answer is Alex Trebek, host of “Jeopardy!”";
XFiles_quiz[8][1] = new Array("A. Alex Trebek",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[8][2] = new Array("B. Wink Martindale",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[8][3] = new Array("C. Bob Barker",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[8][4] = new Array("D. Gene Rayburn",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[9] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[9][0] = new Array("In “Teso Des Bichos,” Mulder and Scully investigate a series of killings apparently perpetrated by a fearsome, supernatural jaguar spirit who’s angry that the bones of a Peruvian priestess were taken from her gravesite. What laughably less frightening “monster” does the killer turn out to be instead?");
XFiles_quiz[9].answer = "The correct answer is A, feral housecats. Though they might possibly have been taking orders from the angry jaguar spirit.";
XFiles_quiz[9][1] = new Array("A. Feral housecats",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[9][2] = new Array("B. Former “Barney Miller” sitcom star Abe Vigoda",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[9][3] = new Array("C. Trees",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[9][4] = new Array("D. An invisible elephant",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[10] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[10][0] = new Array("Each of the following “Monsters of the Week” were captured and hidden away in locked cells by government authorities who then denied to Mulder that any such disappearance had taken place. But they missed one of them, who’s still (as far as we know) out there. Which one?");
XFiles_quiz[10].answer = "The correct answer is D, Greg Pincus. After nearly killing Mulder, he escapes and moves on to another telemarketing firm.";
XFiles_quiz[10][1] = new Array("A. Dr. Chester Ray Banton, the physicist whose shadow eats people, in the episode “Soft Light.”",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[10][2] = new Array("B. Darren Peter Oswald, the teenage hoodlum who’s also a strange attractor for lightning, in  “D.P.O.”",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[10][3] = new Array("C. The mutant Fluke-Man who escapes from a Russian ship and begins killing people in New Jersey toilets, in “The Host.”",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[10][4] = new Array("D. Greg Pincus, the hypnotic insect-like telemarketing manager in “Folie a Deux.”",'',1);

XFiles_quiz[11] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[11][0] = new Array("The episode “D.P.O.” guest-starred which currently hot but then unknown comic actor as video-game arcade clerk Zero, the best friend of lightning-controlling dim-bulb Darren Peter Oswald (played by Giovanni Ribisi)?");
XFiles_quiz[11].answer = "The correct answer is B, Jack Black.";
XFiles_quiz[11][1] = new Array("A. David Cross",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[11][2] = new Array("B. Jack Black",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[11][3] = new Array("C. Tracy Morgan",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[11][4] = new Array("D. Larry the Cable Guy",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[12] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[12][0] = new Array("Long before Fox Mulder began investigating paranormal phenomena, the first FBI agent assigned to the X-Files was Arthur Dales, who got the job when J. Edgar Hoover opened the department in the 1950s. Dales was played by actor Darren McGavin, who was cast because he also played the title role in a 1970s TV series that was highly influential on “The X-Files.” What show?");
XFiles_quiz[12].answer = "The correct answer is A, “Kolchak: The Night Stalker.”";
XFiles_quiz[12][1] = new Array("A. “Kolchak: The Night Stalker”",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[12][2] = new Array("B. “Kojak”",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[12][3] = new Array("C. “In Search Of”",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[12][4] = new Array("D. “Dark Shadows”",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[13] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[13][0] = new Array("David Lynch’s cult-classic TV mystery “Twin Peaks” was a clear influence on “The X-Files,” and also, coincidentally enough, guest-starred “X-Files” star David Duchovny in three episodes as an unusual federal agent who comes to town to help Agent Dale Cooper. What was so unusual about his character?");
XFiles_quiz[13].answer = "The correct answer is C, he was a transvestite. ";
XFiles_quiz[13][1] = new Array("A. He was actually Fox Mulder in disguise.",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[13][2] = new Array("B. He was an alien.",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[13][3] = new Array("C. He was a transvestite.",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[13][4] = new Array("D. He appeared only in a strange red-curtained room and spoke backward.",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[14] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[14][0] = new Array("“The X-Files” could be a deadly place for secondary characters. Which of the following survived all the way to the end of the TV series?");
XFiles_quiz[14].answer = "The correct answer is F, Marita Covarrubias. Several of the characters later appeared as ghosts in the series finale, “The Truth.”";
XFiles_quiz[14][1] = new Array("A. The Lone Gunmen",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[14][2] = new Array("B. Cigarette Smoking Man",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[14][3] = new Array("C. Dr. Alvin Kurtzweil",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[14][4] = new Array("D. Melissa Scully, Dana’s sister",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[14][5] = new Array("E. Bill Mulder, Fox’s father",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[14][6] = new Array("F. Marita Covarrubias",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[14][7] = new Array("G. Mr. X",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[14][8] = new Array("H. Max Fenig",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[14][9] = new Array("I. Alex Krycek",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[14][10] = new Array("J. Deep Throat",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[15] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[15][0] = new Array("The episode “Unusual Suspects” tells the story of how Mulder’s three nerdy conspiracy-theorist friends, The Lone Gunmen, first met. At one point, computer expert Langley agrees to help the others only if Frohike admits that Langley is a better hacker. What exactly were the words of Frohike’s grudging admission?");
XFiles_quiz[15].answer = "The correct answer is B, “Your kung fu is the best.” It’s a reference to the infamous hacker Kevin Mitnick, who taunted FBI investigators with that line. Answer C is in “leetspeak,” the hacker slang lingo.";
XFiles_quiz[15][1] = new Array("A. “You are a better hacker.”",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[15][2] = new Array("B. “Your kung fu is the best.”",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[15][3] = new Array("C. “u g07 7|-|3 m4d 13375p34k 5ki115.”",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[15][4] = new Array("D. “C’mon, would you just help us already? We don’t have all day.”",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[16] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[16][0] = new Array("Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny reprised (and made fun of) their roles as Scully and Mulder in an episode of “The Simpsons” where they investigated an apparent alien sighting made by Homer Simpson. What other famous sci-fi actor appears in the episode, spoofing not so much the “Star Trek” role he’s most well-known for, but his hosting stint on the 1970s paranormal documentary series “In Search Of”?");
XFiles_quiz[16].answer = "The correct answer is C, Leonard Nimoy.";
XFiles_quiz[16][1] = new Array("A. William Shatner",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[16][2] = new Array("B. Patrick Stewart",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[16][3] = new Array("C. Leonard Nimoy",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[16][4] = new Array("D. James Doohan",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[17] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[17][0] = new Array("Which “X-Files” star later hosted a brief revival of the above-mentioned “In Search Of” in 2002?");
XFiles_quiz[17].answer = "The correct answer is A, Mitch Pileggi, who played Walter Skinner on “X-Files.”";
XFiles_quiz[17][1] = new Array("A. Mitch Pileggi",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[17][2] = new Array("B. David Duchovny",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[17][3] = new Array("C. Robert Patrick",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[17][4] = new Array("D. John Neville",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[18] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[18][0] = new Array("For all the horrific imagery and monsters in the series, only one episode was ever banned in America after its initial broadcast. What disturbing situation was deemed too awful to broadcast again in the 1996 episode “Home”? ");
XFiles_quiz[18].answer = "The correct answer is D, incest. The episode was only shown once more on American broadcast TV, with a TV-MA rating.";
XFiles_quiz[18][1] = new Array("A.  Cannibalism",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[18][2] = new Array("B. Antidisestablishmentarianism",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[18][3] = new Array("C. Mummified were-vampires from outer space",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[18][4] = new Array("D. Incest",'',1);

XFiles_quiz[19] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[19][0] = new Array("The inspiration for the names of X-Files agents Dana Scully and John Doggett both came from what?");
XFiles_quiz[19].answer = "The correct answer is A, sports announcers. Dana Scully’s named after longtime L.A. Dodgers announcer Vin Scully, and John Doggett comes from his booth partner, Jerry Doggett.";
XFiles_quiz[19][1] = new Array("A. Sports announcers",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[19][2] = new Array("B. Scientists",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[19][3] = new Array("C. Famous skeptics",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[19][4] = new Array("D. Alien abductees",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[20] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[20][0] = new Array("Who, according to the show, really shot John F. Kennedy?");
XFiles_quiz[20].answer = "The correct answer is B. This was revealed in “Musings Of A Cigarette-Smoking Man,” in which the villain’s possibly apocryphal life story is at last revealed. He also was personally responsible for making the Buffalo Bills lose four Super Bowls.";
XFiles_quiz[20][1] = new Array("A. Lee Harvey Oswald",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[20][2] = new Array("B. Cigarette-Smoking Man",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[20][3] = new Array("C. Elvis Presley",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[20][4] = new Array("D. Aliens",'',0);

XFiles_quiz[21] = new Array();
XFiles_quiz[21][0] = new Array("Darin Morgan, who wrote several of the most poplar episodes including the Emmy-winning “Clyde Bruckman’s Final Repose,” also played two monsters-of-the-week, including the pathetic shapeshifter Eddie Van Blundht in “Small Potatoes.” The other character he played didn’t have any lines and only appeared in one episode, but was still scary enough to become one of the series’ most iconic monsters. Who was it?");
XFiles_quiz[21].answer = "The correct answer is A, Fluke Man.";
XFiles_quiz[21][1] = new Array("A. Fluke Man in “The Host”",'',1);
XFiles_quiz[21][2] = new Array("B. Fat-eating Virgil Incanto in “2Shy”",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[21][3] = new Array("C. Vampire Ronnie Strickland in “Bad Blood”",'',0);
XFiles_quiz[21][4] = new Array("D. Liver-eating Eugene Victor Tooms in “Squeeze”",'',0);

XFiles_quiz.profiles = new Array();var i=0;
XFiles_quiz.profiles[i++]= new Array(99,100,"<font color=#990000><b> All correct. Say, are you passing secrets on to Fox Mulder? </b></font>");
XFiles_quiz.profiles[i++]= new Array(70,98,"<font color=#990000><b> Mostly correct. When the aliens come, they&#146;ll be impressed at your trivia mastery. </b></font>");
XFiles_quiz.profiles[i++]= new Array(40,69,"<font color=#990000><b> So-so. I&#146;ll bet Agent Scully will have a rational explanation for why you missed the other questions. </b></font>");
XFiles_quiz.profiles[i++]= new Array(2,39,"<font color=#990000><b> Not Very Good. Tell no one of your score. It&#146;ll just be our little highly classified secret. </b></font>");
XFiles_quiz.profiles[i++]= new Array(0,0,"<font color=#990000><b> Terrible. The truth is out there. It must be, because it&#146;s sure not in any of your answers.  </b></font>");

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