"The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" Part 1 Quiz

Answer: Hound Dog

Written by Jerry Lieber and Mike Stoller, "Hound Dog" was released in 1952 by Big Mama Thornton. The version heard in the movie is the more popularly known rendition, by Elvis Presley, that was released in 1956. Presley's version charted at number 19 in Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs of all time.
The army vehicles (one of which does indulge the kids briefly in a race) are the Russians in disguise, about to shoot their way into Hanger 51.

Answer: a family of mannequins, arranged as if they were watching TV

Indy realizes that the entire town is made up of mannequins, as he knocks over the fake paper boy and bumps into a plastic girl with a ball. What he has stumbled into is the imminent test firing of an atomic bomb, a fact he realizes when he hears the warning siren.

He hides himself in a lead lined refrigerator, which is thrown clear by the force of the blast. The Russians, who had been pursuing him in a car until the siren went off, are unable to outrun the blast and are consumed by the explosion.

Answer: He is placed on an indefinite leave, with pay.

Because of his association with Mac, who has turned out to be a double agent, Indy is viewed suspiciously by the intelligence community. The FBI have ransacked his office and the university wants to fire him. His friend, Dean Stanforth, has talked them into making it an indefinite leave, with pay, but has had to resign his position to obtain that concession.

Answer: on a motorcycle, at the train station

Looking very much like the late, great James Dean, Mutt emerges, on his motorcycle, from a blast of steam. He rides beside the train that Indy is sitting in, as it is slowly pulling out of the station, talking to Indy through the train window. Indy cautions him that he's going to run out of platform, but Mutt says some things that pique Indy's interest and he manages to get off the train (we do not see how).

Answer: He dips his comb into a stranger's drink, and then combs his hair.

Mutt combs his slick-backed hair at various points in the film, often when nervous. This time, however, he reaches over and dips his comb into the drink of a guy at a neighbouring table. Before the guy really has a chance to react (although he does look disgusted), Indy sees Russians enter the restaurant and encourages Mutt to start a fight so that they can escape in the resultant confusion.

Answer: Marcus Brody

Dr. Marcus Brody was the museum curator in the earlier "Indiana Jones'" movies who bought many of the artifacts that Indy recovered. He was also a good friend of Indy's, who accompanied him in the quest for the Holy Grail in "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade".
We find out later in the film that both Marcus and Indy's father, Henry Jones Sr, had died in the previous two years. Denholm Elliott, who played Brody in all three films, died in 1992.

Answer: return

Mutt and Indy puzzle over what this word means, and later find that it means that Ox is trying to return the skull to the place it had been stolen from, many years before. Ox has gone mad from gazing into skulls eyes (so to speak) and it is the skull itself that is driving Ox to return it.
Unable to gain entry to the right place, Ox hid the skull in the burial site of Orellano, a Spanish Conquistador whose party vanished in the 1500s, where Indy and Mutt find it.

Answer: He blows on the other end of the blow gun, causing the attacker to swallow the dart.

Indy warns Mutt that the darts are poisoned and Mutt tries to escape, but one of the natives has Mutt in his sights. All of a sudden, Indy rises up in front of the native and blows into his dart gun. We see the native react as the dart is blown back into his mouth, and then collapse, presumably dead from the poison.

After this Mutt looks at Indy and says "You're a teacher?" To which Indy replies "Part time."

Answer: a seamless piece of quartz

Irina Spalko (played by Cate Blanchett) fancies herself an expert on psychic matters, seeing it as a powerful weapon. After she announces that the skull was not made by human hands, Indy makes a disparaging remark about aliens. She responds by telling them about an alien skeleton, in Mexico, that is made of pure crystal.

Answer: He punches Mac, breaking his nose.

Earlier Indy had promised Mac that as soon as he was free, he would break Mac's nose, because Mac is a double agent. He keeps his promise the first chance he gets.
Irina needs Ox to lead them to the place from which the skull was taken, but Ox has spent too much time with the skull to be understood. Irina believes that a shorter exposure to the eyes of the skull will allow Indy to be able to understand Ox, while staying in control. She is right.