"X-Men: First Class" Quotes Trivia Quiz

Answer: Erik Lehnsherr

Professor Charles Xavier asks this of Erik when they, with the rest of the X-Men, are in their stealth jet preparing for battle. Following this, Erik uses his mutant powers to emerge Shaw's submarine from the water.

Answer: Professor Charles Xavier to Erik Lehnsherr

While training the rest of the X-Men, Charles tests Erik to try to move something huge. Erik fails. Charles tells him that "focus lies somewhere between rage and serenity". He then asks permission to read Erik's mind. He states, "I accessed the brightest corner of your memory system. It's a very beautiful memory, Erik. Thank you." Erik responses with, "I didn't know I still had that," leading Prof. Xavier to say this quote.

In "X-Men: First Class", Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy take over the roles of Magneto and Prof. X. In the first three movies of the franchise, Sir Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart play the roles, respectively.

Answer: "We already are."

Prof. Charles Xavier and Erik are playing chess at the mansion while saying this quote. At the beginning of their conversation, Erik states his intentions of not just stopping the possibility of another war, but actually killing Shaw. Charles tries to convince him to be the better man, and that humans will eventually live peacefully with mutants after enough time.

Answer: Erik Lehnsherr

Erik Lehnsherr says this quote while on the beach, after just killing Shaw and taking his helmet. He turns his attention from Shaw to the military fleets in the water. He states, "I can feel their guns moving in the water, targeting us."

Answer: Professor Charles Xavier

Erik Lehnsherr says this quote shortly before he uses his mutants powers to turn the direction of the oncoming missiles, aimed at the mutants, back towards the ships. Prof. Charles Xavier tries to stop him, telling him to be the better man. He states, "There are thousands of men on those ships, just following orders." Erik doesn't listen to him and moves the missiles anyway.

Answer: Dr. Moria MacTaggert

Towards the end of the movie, when they arrive back at his mansion, Professor Xavier tells Moria, "We're still on the government side, Moira. We're still G-Men. Just without the "G". Then, Moira MacTaggert replies, "No. You're your own team now. It's better. You're X-Men."

Answer: "Don't ruin this for me, Erik."

Hank McCoy and Professor Xavier use an early design of Cerebro to locate mutants throughout the world. While inside it for the first time, Charles decides to test the machine. Erik pokes fun at him and afterward states, "I've been a lab rat. I know when I see one," referring to his childhood.

Answer: Hank McCoy

While about to test Cerebro for the first time, Hank McCoy, the designer of the machine, gives Prof. Charles Xavier the helmet needed to make the machine work. Hank McCoy suggests cutting Charles's hair to make the machine work more effectively.

Towards the end of the movie, Professor Xavier states, "Next thing you know, I'll be going bald," poking fun at the fact in the first three "X-Men" movies, Professor Xavier's character (played by Patrick Stewart) is bald.

Answer: Raven Darkholme

While trying to seduce Erik Lehnsherr, Raven Darkholme surprise him in his room, lying on his bed. She is in her human form. He tells her that she is too young. While attempting to leave, she transforms back to her blue form and asks for her robe. Erik tells her, "You don't have to hide," indicating that she should be proud of her mutant power and appearance.

Answer: Raven Darkholme to Prof. Charles Xavier

While back at his mansion, Prof. Charles Xavier goes in the kitchen to get something in the fridge. He is surprised to see Raven in her blue form, without any clothes on, at the table. She wonders aloud about how different her life would be if she never meet Charles. Charles tells her that there may be a cure for her "cosmetic problem." She's acting differently than normal, so Charles tells her, "You gonna tell me what's the matter or I have to read your mind," to which she responds, "You promised me you would never do that." In response, Charles says, "Until recently, I never had to use my powers to know what you were thinking Raven," to which she responses with this quote.