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Quiz about Teen Titans The Early Adventures

"Teen Titans": The Early Adventures Quiz

The "Teen Titans" first appeared in 1964 and got their own title shortly thereafter. Test your knowledge of their early adventures!

A multiple-choice quiz by anthonyrappfan. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
anthonyrappfan

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
231,530

Updated
Dec 03 21

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10

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Question 1 of 10

1. Which of these were not in the original team, as of the first issue of "Teen Titans"? Hint

Aqualad

Wonder Girl

Beast Boy

Kid Flash

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Question 2 of 10

2. When did Speedy make his first appearance in the comic? Hint

Issue Two

Issue Five

Issue Four

Issue Six

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Question 3 of 10

3. Beast Boy tried to join the Titans, but he couldn't. What did one need to join? Hint

Their legal guardian's permission

An ID card of some kind

Their social security number

To pass a test

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Question 4 of 10

4. In their first issue, the Teen Titans battled three animals with the same face! Which of these animals was not featured? Hint

Shark

Snake

Jaguar

Eagle

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Question 5 of 10

5. In their second issue, the Titans met a teenager who was approximately one million years old! What was his name? Hint

Lum

Ivan

Garn

Krok

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Question 6 of 10

6. Ding-Dong Daddy was a villain who ran a car repair shop, and used the cars to commit crimes! What was unique about his hiring methods? Hint

He hired teens who looked alike

He hired females only

He hired drop-outs

He hired males only

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Question 7 of 10

7. One of the Titans' recurring villains is the Mad Mod. He showed up first in Issue Seven. What nationality is this ne'er-do-well? Hint

Australian

British

Irish

American

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Question 8 of 10

8. All the Titans except Robin were once thrown into a dimension known as Limbo. Who is the ruler of Limbo? Hint

Gargoyle

Hoggoth

D'Spayre

Azazel

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Question 9 of 10

9. The Titans villain who lifted international monuments with a ray gun was known as the Transporter.

True

False

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Question 10 of 10

10. In their first holiday issue, the plot followed this classic tale. Hint

Oliver Twist

A Christmas Carol

The Twelve Days of Christmas

A Christmas Story

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Which of these were not in the original team, as of the first issue of "Teen Titans"?

Answer: Beast Boy

In the first issue of their own book, the four Titans were Robin, Aqualad, Kid Flash and Wonder Girl. It was revealed that Speedy was a founding member in the fifty-fourth issue.

2. When did Speedy make his first appearance in the comic?

Answer: Issue Four

Responding to fan mail, the writers of the book included Speedy in an adventure during the summer Olympics in the fourth issue. Speedy was slated to fire arrows through the five Olympic rings at the opening ceremony.

3. Beast Boy tried to join the Titans, but he couldn't. What did one need to join?

Answer: Their legal guardian's permission

Beast Boy couldn't join the Titans because his legal guardian wouldn't give him permission. Sadly, he couldn't join the Doom Patrol for the same exact reason!

4. In their first issue, the Teen Titans battled three animals with the same face! Which of these animals was not featured?

Answer: Shark

The Beast-God(s) of Xochatan were three spirit beasts who attacked the Teen Titans. If that wasn't enough, the foursome also had to defeat a huge robot conquistador!

5. In their second issue, the Titans met a teenager who was approximately one million years old! What was his name?

Answer: Garn

Garn was a caveman who had been frozen in ice until the present day. His nemesis, Akkuru. Akkuru wielded a magic axe, while Garn's weapon of choice was a spear. Garn had above-average comprehension of the English language for a caveman.

6. Ding-Dong Daddy was a villain who ran a car repair shop, and used the cars to commit crimes! What was unique about his hiring methods?

Answer: He hired drop-outs

It got to the point that students were dropping out of school just to work for Ding Dong Daddy! Luckily, after Daddy was busted by the Titans, the students were convinced to give school another try.

7. One of the Titans' recurring villains is the Mad Mod. He showed up first in Issue Seven. What nationality is this ne'er-do-well?

Answer: British

The Mad Mod often referred to people as "laddio" and "ducky". Luckily he was caught by the Titans before he could maul the English language even more. He has returned several times to battle the Titans, and was a villain on the "Teen Titans" television show.

8. All the Titans except Robin were once thrown into a dimension known as Limbo. Who is the ruler of Limbo?

Answer: Gargoyle

The Gargoyle ruled over Limbo, and had an unspecified grudge against the team. He accused one of the Titans of knowing he was innocent of a past crime, but they supposedly kept the proof under wraps. Robin was eventually able to beat him in combat and free his teammates.

9. The Titans villain who lifted international monuments with a ray gun was known as the Transporter.

Answer: False

The villain's name was the Deliverer. He nearly succeeded in lifting Mount Rushmore into orbit, and got even closer to his goal with the Sphinx of Egypt. Working for aliens, he was apprehended by the Titans, who were tipped off by a DJ in space who was being held hostage by the same aliens.

10. In their first holiday issue, the plot followed this classic tale.

Answer: A Christmas Carol

In their December issue, the Teen Titans met characters by the name of Scrounge and his hard-working but poor employee, Ratchit. Of course, these characters were based on Ebeneezer Scrooge and Bob Cratchit. Happily, everything is resolved by the last page.

Source: Author anthonyrappfan

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