The 100 Trivia Questions
89 questions across multiple rounds
A sci-fi trivia theme built around The 100, following a group of teenage prisoners sent back to a devastated Earth and the wars, alliances and survival struggles between the Sky People, Grounders and other factions that follow.
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Sample Questions
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- How many young prisoners are sent down to Earth at the start of the series?
- What is the mountain called that shelters a hidden society of survivors in Season Two?
- When the Sky People are accepted into Lexa's Coalition, they become which clan?
- What Trigedasleng title, meaning "Death from Above," do the Grounders give Octavia?
- Jordan learns the Bardoan language quickly because its structure resembles which real language?
- What title is held by the leader of the Ark's government?
- What is the capital city of the Grounder Coalition?
- Who developed The 100 for television?
- The young Nightblood Madi, whom Clarke raises, hails from which small clan?
- The Primes and the people of Sanctum descend from the crew of which Eligius mission?
The 100 trivia works because seven seasons moved from a single crashed pod of delinquents to warring clans, hidden bunkers and entirely new worlds, giving fans a huge cast of leaders, warriors and impossible choices to track. Questions can cover Clarke and the Sky People, the Grounder Commanders, and the shifting alliances that defined each season.
A strong The 100 quiz can include Clarke Griffin and Eliza Taylor, Bellamy Blake, Octavia Blake and her bond with the Grounder Lincoln, Raven Reyes, Commander Lexa and the Grounder Coalition capital of Polis, the Ark and Mount Weather, the Mountain Men and Reapers, Jaha and Kane, the City of Light and A.L.I.E., the jump to Sanctum and the new-world storylines of the final seasons, and the source novels by Kass Morgan. It works because fans who watched every season know exactly which alliance, betrayal or apocalypse shaped the story.
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