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Quiz about Green Lantern  Hal Jordan
Quiz about Green Lantern  Hal Jordan

Green Lantern - Hal Jordan Trivia Quiz


The second of the Green Lantern quizzes, this one is about Hal Jordan, probably the most famous Green Lantern.

A multiple-choice quiz by Lucien. Estimated time: 8 mins.
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Author
Lucien
Time
8 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
137,347
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
25
Difficulty
Tough
Avg Score
14 / 25
Plays
1519
Awards
Top 35% Quiz
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Question 1 of 25
1. Abin Sur was the Green Lantern for space sector 2814, and crash landed on Earth. As he lay dying, he commanded his ring to seek out someone without fear as his replacement in the Corps. The ring brought Hal Jordan, taking him directly from his job. What was Hal's occupation? Hint


Question 2 of 25
2. The Guardians of the Universe created the Green Lantern Corps - 3,600 cosmic cops armed with rings whose only limitations were their will-power and... Hint


Question 3 of 25
3. Hal Jordan's boss was also his girlfriend, Carol Ferris, which you know is going to cause problems. To make matters worse, she also had an obligitory crush on Green Lantern. To top things off, she even had an alternate identity as a super-villian. What was it? Hint


Question 4 of 25
4. Hal's sidekick was his mechanic, Pieface, the only one who knew his true identity. Why on earth did Hal call the guy Pieface? Hint


Question 5 of 25
5. Hal had a secret identity so secret even he didn't know about it! What was it? Hint


Question 6 of 25
6. Hal's greatest enemy was Sinestro, a rogue Green Lantern who now had a yellow ring to use against his former comrades. Who created the ring for him? Hint


Question 7 of 25
7. Green Lantern and this hero would team up many times over the years. At the end of their first team-up, readers were asked if they liked the story, and if they would want to see more team-ups between the two characters. Who was Hal's buddy? Hint


Question 8 of 25
8. Sonar had a tuning fork gun as a weapon, but still managed to cause problems for Green Lantern. Sonar was seeking to promote his country, so small that it was left off of most maps. What was his country called? Hint


Question 9 of 25
9. This Green Lantern villian would become the leader of the Injustice Gang and do a stint with the Suicide Squad before being drafted into the JLA by Batman. Hint


Question 10 of 25
10. Green Lantern also fought a mutated shark, who cleverly called himself The Shark. So he wasn't a deep thinker, he was still a deadly foe. The Shark fought a number of other heroes in the DC universe. Which of the following did the Shark NEVER go one-on-one with? Hint


Question 11 of 25
11. Hal left his job at Ferris Aircraft after Carol decided to marry someone else. He moved to the Pacific Northwest and got a job as what? Hint


Question 12 of 25
12. Well, that job didn't pan out, so he became a toy salesman (I'm not making this up), and promptly fell for rival toy saleswoman Olivia Reynolds. She had no interest in Green Lantern, but he had a professional interest in her. Why? Hint


Question 13 of 25
13. Denny O'Neil and Neal Adams completely reviltalized Green Lantern in 1969, having him go on a leave of absence from the Corps, and travelling across the States in search of America. What was the title of the story that marked this change? Hint


Question 14 of 25
14. Green Lantern had his comic cancelled in 1972. It would be revived in 1976. In that four year period, where could one find regular Green Lantern solo stories? Hint


Question 15 of 25
15. Green Lantern got kind of lonely wandering in space, and so he picked up a quivering, starfish-like creature and carried it on his shoulder on his journeys. What did he decide to call the creature? Hint


Question 16 of 25
16. 1980 saw Green Lantern take solo control of his comic, just in time to learn that Carol Ferris' father had cheated his former partner out of his half of Ferris Aircraft. This cheated partner had a son who became a congressman and used his influence to try to put Ferris out of business. What was the name of this vengeance-bent family? Hint


Question 17 of 25
17. Hal and Carol went on vacation in Newfoundland, and stumbled across this super-hero group, who were making their very first appearance anywhere. The group would eventually graduate into their own comic. Who were they? Hint


Question 18 of 25
18. In "Green Lantern" 181, October 1984, Hal quit the Green Lantern Corps, though he would rejoin in just over a year. What prompted this resignation? Hint


Question 19 of 25
19. After commiting genocide on an unprecendented scale, Sinestro was finally apprehended and executed by the Corps. What did this result in? Hint


Question 20 of 25
20. Following the events in "Millenium", Hal would once again lose a series, and this one he was already sharing, under the name "Green Lantern Corps". In this second interim period between books, where could Hal be found in solo stories on a regular basis? Hint


Question 21 of 25
21. Hal was off in space with the Darkstars and L.E.G.I.O.N. when his home of Coast City was destroyed, along with its inhabitants. The destruction of Coast City was part of a storyline running in a different comic entirely. What storyline was it part of? Hint


Question 22 of 25
22. In the storyline "Emerald Twilight" Hal tries to resurect Coast City, but the Guardians prevent him. In desperation, he turns against them and winds up in an assault on Oa. The Guardians call in the new Corps, and even resurect Sinestro in a failed attempt to stop him from consuming the Central Power Battery, thus killing the Guardians. As well as the Guardians of the Universe and Sinestro, who does Hal Jordan kill? Hint


Question 23 of 25
23. Now with unlimited power, Hal adopted the name Parallax and set out to undo time, and re-make the universe in such a way that Coast City would not get destroyed. What was this major crossover? Hint


Question 24 of 25
24. When a nasty thing called the Sun-Eater ate the sun (and who would have guessed it would do something like that?), Hal sacrificed himself to re-ignite the sun and save all life on earth. What major crossover was this? Hint


Question 25 of 25
25. The Spectre is a supernatural being comprised of the manifestation of the Wrath of God combined witha human soul. For many years Jim Corrigan was the mortal bonded with the Spectre, but when Corrigan finally went to eternal rest, Hal's spirit was chosen to bond and become the new Spectre. In what major crossover did this occur? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Abin Sur was the Green Lantern for space sector 2814, and crash landed on Earth. As he lay dying, he commanded his ring to seek out someone without fear as his replacement in the Corps. The ring brought Hal Jordan, taking him directly from his job. What was Hal's occupation?

Answer: Test Pilot

Hal was test pilot. Back in 1959, when he first appeared, test pilots were big news in the space race.
2. The Guardians of the Universe created the Green Lantern Corps - 3,600 cosmic cops armed with rings whose only limitations were their will-power and...

Answer: the colour yellow

It was repeated (ad nauseum) that the weakness to yellow was a "neccesary impurity" in the rings.
3. Hal Jordan's boss was also his girlfriend, Carol Ferris, which you know is going to cause problems. To make matters worse, she also had an obligitory crush on Green Lantern. To top things off, she even had an alternate identity as a super-villian. What was it?

Answer: Star Sapphire

Carol was chosen by an alien all-female race, the Zamarons, to be their queen, and given the powerful gemstone to use against Hal.
4. Hal's sidekick was his mechanic, Pieface, the only one who knew his true identity. Why on earth did Hal call the guy Pieface?

Answer: He was an eskimo

Hal thought it was amusing to call him Pieface (eskimo pie, get it?). Hal clearly did not have the most cultivated sense of humour.
5. Hal had a secret identity so secret even he didn't know about it! What was it?

Answer: Solar Director Pol Manning

Grren Lantern was pulled to the year 5700 AD and brainwashed into being their hero. They not only provided him with false memories of his life in that time, but a girlfriend as well.
6. Hal's greatest enemy was Sinestro, a rogue Green Lantern who now had a yellow ring to use against his former comrades. Who created the ring for him?

Answer: Weaponers of Qward

Sinestro was banished to the anti-matter universe of Qward, but this backfired on the Guardians, as the Weaponers created for Sinestro the only weapon that could function on par with a Green Lantern ring.
7. Green Lantern and this hero would team up many times over the years. At the end of their first team-up, readers were asked if they liked the story, and if they would want to see more team-ups between the two characters. Who was Hal's buddy?

Answer: Flash

Though he is much better known for teaming up with Green Arrow, the Green Lantern-Flash team was formed in the early Silver Age, and they would continue to team up on occasion all the way up to Crisis. The first Green Arrow team-up was the beginning of the GL/GA run, and did not have the question to the readers.
8. Sonar had a tuning fork gun as a weapon, but still managed to cause problems for Green Lantern. Sonar was seeking to promote his country, so small that it was left off of most maps. What was his country called?

Answer: Modora

Sonar was pretty much a second-rate baddie, but made an impressive power grab in the pages of "Justice League Europe".
9. This Green Lantern villian would become the leader of the Injustice Gang and do a stint with the Suicide Squad before being drafted into the JLA by Batman.

Answer: Major Disaster

Major Disaster was pulled into the Justice League in the hunt for Aquaman.
10. Green Lantern also fought a mutated shark, who cleverly called himself The Shark. So he wasn't a deep thinker, he was still a deadly foe. The Shark fought a number of other heroes in the DC universe. Which of the following did the Shark NEVER go one-on-one with?

Answer: Flash

The Shark fought Aquaman and Superman to prove his might, but wanted Wonder Woman as a mate.
11. Hal left his job at Ferris Aircraft after Carol decided to marry someone else. He moved to the Pacific Northwest and got a job as what?

Answer: Insurance adjustor

Hal made Evergreen City his base while working for Evergreen Insurance. He didn't fight the Living Evergreen or anything though. Carol never actually married Jason Belmore (who was really the possessed by the Predator who would transfer his spirit to Carol, but that's another story), and eventually returned to Hal.
12. Well, that job didn't pan out, so he became a toy salesman (I'm not making this up), and promptly fell for rival toy saleswoman Olivia Reynolds. She had no interest in Green Lantern, but he had a professional interest in her. Why?

Answer: She maintained an alien race with her subconcious mind

Hal called it her "U-Mind", and for a brief period thought it was vitally important to monitor her at all times. Then he changed his mind and didn't see her again for decades.
13. Denny O'Neil and Neal Adams completely reviltalized Green Lantern in 1969, having him go on a leave of absence from the Corps, and travelling across the States in search of America. What was the title of the story that marked this change?

Answer: "No Evil Shall Escape My Sight"

Green Lantern and Green Arrow journeyed across America, along with a Guardian called the Old Timer and Black Canary.
14. Green Lantern had his comic cancelled in 1972. It would be revived in 1976. In that four year period, where could one find regular Green Lantern solo stories?

Answer: "The Flash"

Green Lantern went back on active service, had some outer-space adventures, and saw Jason Woodrue transform himself into the Floronic Man while appearing in 8-page back-ups in "The Flash".
15. Green Lantern got kind of lonely wandering in space, and so he picked up a quivering, starfish-like creature and carried it on his shoulder on his journeys. What did he decide to call the creature?

Answer: Itty

Itty appeared to die, but actually was maturing into adult form. Itty even managed to find himself a female of the same species.
16. 1980 saw Green Lantern take solo control of his comic, just in time to learn that Carol Ferris' father had cheated his former partner out of his half of Ferris Aircraft. This cheated partner had a son who became a congressman and used his influence to try to put Ferris out of business. What was the name of this vengeance-bent family?

Answer: Bloch

Congressman Bloch had a lot of success in his campaign against Ferris, but got killed by the Predator after sending the Demolition Team to destroy Ferris Aircraft.
17. Hal and Carol went on vacation in Newfoundland, and stumbled across this super-hero group, who were making their very first appearance anywhere. The group would eventually graduate into their own comic. Who were they?

Answer: Omega Men

The Omega Men debuted in "Green Lantern", the went on to appear in "Action Comics" and "New Teen Titans" before returning to "Green Lantern", then spinning off into their own book.
18. In "Green Lantern" 181, October 1984, Hal quit the Green Lantern Corps, though he would rejoin in just over a year. What prompted this resignation?

Answer: Carol made him choose between the Corps and her

After Hal resigned to be with Carol, she transformed more or less permanently in Star Sapphire and left him.
19. After commiting genocide on an unprecendented scale, Sinestro was finally apprehended and executed by the Corps. What did this result in?

Answer: The destruction of all the Green Lanterns' rings

In the final issue of "Green Lantern Corps" all the rings except Hal's are destroyed.
20. Following the events in "Millenium", Hal would once again lose a series, and this one he was already sharing, under the name "Green Lantern Corps". In this second interim period between books, where could Hal be found in solo stories on a regular basis?

Answer: "Action Comics Weekly"

During his run in "Action Comics Weekly", Hal teamed with Captain Atom, gained and lost another job, broke up with Arisia, and saw Star Sapphire murder Katma Tui. Whew!
21. Hal was off in space with the Darkstars and L.E.G.I.O.N. when his home of Coast City was destroyed, along with its inhabitants. The destruction of Coast City was part of a storyline running in a different comic entirely. What storyline was it part of?

Answer: "Reign of the Supermen"

Coast City was wiped off the map by Mongul and the Cyborg Superman as part of their plan to turn Earth into a new Warworld.
22. In the storyline "Emerald Twilight" Hal tries to resurect Coast City, but the Guardians prevent him. In desperation, he turns against them and winds up in an assault on Oa. The Guardians call in the new Corps, and even resurect Sinestro in a failed attempt to stop him from consuming the Central Power Battery, thus killing the Guardians. As well as the Guardians of the Universe and Sinestro, who does Hal Jordan kill?

Answer: Kilowog

Kilowog, the lovable, boar-like Green Lantern had worked as a fixit man for the different Justice Leagues after his ring was destroyed.
23. Now with unlimited power, Hal adopted the name Parallax and set out to undo time, and re-make the universe in such a way that Coast City would not get destroyed. What was this major crossover?

Answer: "Zero Hour"

The identity of the villian behind the events of "Zero Hour" was kept secrert until the second last issue.
24. When a nasty thing called the Sun-Eater ate the sun (and who would have guessed it would do something like that?), Hal sacrificed himself to re-ignite the sun and save all life on earth. What major crossover was this?

Answer: "Final Night"

It was not a really suprising conclusion, but certainly a touching one.
25. The Spectre is a supernatural being comprised of the manifestation of the Wrath of God combined witha human soul. For many years Jim Corrigan was the mortal bonded with the Spectre, but when Corrigan finally went to eternal rest, Hal's spirit was chosen to bond and become the new Spectre. In what major crossover did this occur?

Answer: "Day of Judgement"

Hal became the new Spectre, and was launched into his own book once again, but like always, he just couldn't keep the book selling well enough, and it got cancelled.
Source: Author Lucien

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