
The Adventures of Tintin quiz
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Which three-masted warship was commanded by Sir Francis Haddock?
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Which alcoholic drink is Captain Haddock's favorite?
Answer: Whisky
Why: Sailors are usually associated with rum, but Haddock stays devoted to his beloved Loch Lomond scotch.
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Why does Tintin's moon rocket have a red-and-white checkered pattern?
Answer: To track its rotation in flight
Why: Hergé took the checkers from a V-2 illustration in a 1947 book on German wartime research; the pattern let observers spot a rocket's roll.
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What was the title of the final, unfinished Tintin adventure?
Answer: Tintin and Alph-Art
Why: Hergé died in 1983 leaving Alph-Art as sketches and notes with no ending, and his widow refused to let anyone finish it; it was printed as is in 1986.
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Where did Haddock's ancestor hide the three treasure parchments?
Answer: Inside model ships
Why: Sir Francis Haddock built one model for each of his three sons and hid a rolled parchment inside every mast.
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Inside what do Tintin and Snowy hide in The Blue Lotus's opium den?
Answer: A vase
Why: Hergé's rejected cover art of that hiding place, with a red dragon overhead, sold at auction in 2021 for over 3.1 million euros.
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Which fictional island is the site of the alien encounter in Flight 714?
Answer: Pulau-pulau Bompa
Why: In Indonesian, pulau-pulau just means islands, since doubling a noun makes it plural, and this volcanic one sits in the Celebes Sea.