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What tragic event inspires Peter Parker to become a crime-fighting hero?
Answer: A burglar he spared killed Uncle Ben
Why: Peter let the burglar escape from a wrestling promoter who had just cheated Peter out of his prize money.
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Which dinosaur do Grant and Sattler first see alive in Jurassic Park?
Answer: Brachiosaurus
Why: Dinosaurs fill only about 15 minutes of Jurassic Park: roughly six minutes of CGI and nine of Stan Winston's animatronics.
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Who committed the camp murders in Friday the 13th?
Answer: Pamela Voorhees
Why: Jason only appears in a closing hallucination in the original film, not becoming the franchise's slasher until Part 2.
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What is the name of Thor's hammer in the MCU?
Answer: Mjolnir
Why: Hela catches Mjolnir in midair and crushes it with one hand in Thor: Ragnarok, which is why Thor later needs the axe Stormbreaker.
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In Back to the Future, what invention enables time travel?
Answer: flux capacitor
Why: Doc Brown conceived the idea for the flux capacitor after hitting his head on the sink while hanging a clock in his bathroom.
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Which city is humanity's last stronghold in the original Matrix trilogy?
Answer: Zion
Why: Zion lies in caverns deep underground, close to the planet's core, for warmth, power and protection.