"The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" Part 2 Quiz

Answer: He talks about the differences between quicksand and the sand they are sinking in.

Always the teacher, Indy can't resist the impulse to instruct. He points out that quicksand is wet and the sand they are sinking in is dry. He comments about how dry sand might be even more dangerous because you are fighting a vacuum in dry sand. He then gives Marion instructions on what to do when 'the kid' returns, and she picks that moment to tell him that 'the kid' is really his son.

Answer: a snake

After pulling his mother to safety with the snake, it's Indy's turn to pull himself out. But as any good fan knows, Indy is frightened of snakes. Mutt assures him that it's a harmless Rat Snake but Indy argues that Rat Snakes don't grow that big and asks Mutt to get something else. Finally Indy does grab the snake and allow himself to be pulled out, but only after Mutt calls it a rope instead of a snake.

Answer: She smiles.

Indy's exact line is "They all had the same problem...they weren't you honey." Marion's smile is so beautiful that she doesn't need to say a word. She is obviously still in love with Indy and pleased that he still seems to be carrying a torch for her.

Answer: Mutt Williams

Col. Spalko's fascination with swords is evident throughout the movie, as she always has one nearby and usually has one strapped to her hip (although she's not adverse to using a gun when the situation warrants). After Indy tells Mutt to find something to fight with, he finds the box with some of her swords, selects one and the fight is on.

They are both standing on moving vehicles while this is happening, and possession of the skull is passed back and forth a few times before the fight is over.

Answer: the steering wheel from the jeep

Throughout the difficult journey down rivers and over three waterfalls ("it drops three times"), Marion valiantly clutches the wheel of the jeep and tries to steer it safely through. Holding together through the first two drops, the jeep breaks apart on the third drop, but Marion does not give up her grip on the steering wheel.

Answer: They back away from the power of the skull.

As the natives approach, Indy turns to Ox and asks him how he managed to get past the natives the last time he'd been there. Ox unwraps the skull and points it at the natives who fall back, giving the party time to figure out the entrance to the temple.

Answer: They shoot them.

This is something that we do not actually see happen, but we do see the Russians in the temple below, so they obviously got past the natives. Later, when our friends are escaping the temple, you can see the bodies of the natives who have obviously been shot, lying behind them.

Answer: It is made up of artifacts from every period of human history.

While all Mac can see is the gold (some of which he strings around his neck), Indy comments that there are artifacts from all eras, mentioning some specific pieces from Egypt and other time periods. Although this discovery is never really pursued, one can speculate that the extra-terrestrials had been archeologists themselves, gathering different human artifacts for future study.

Answer: The 13 skeletons merge into one.

Before the 13 skeletons merge, Ox says (in Mayan) that they want to give the group a gift. Col. Spalko asks for knowledge. The knowledge she receives proves to be more than she can bear. The temple starts to fall apart and spin and the thirteen skeletons merge into one life form that departs in the spacecraft that had been hidden in the temple.

Answer: He is appointed Associate Dean of the university.

We see the words 'Henry Jones Jr. Associate Dean' being applied to Indy's office door in gold leaf. Dean Stanforth (who has obviously been reinstated to his position, after quitting at the beginning of the film) stops to admire the writing, as he hurries past on his way to Indy and Marion's wedding.