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Stan Lee the creator of Spider Man

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 10mins

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1.

Jaw-dropping means

a)

extremely boring and tedious

b)

extremely fast and furious

c)

extremely surprising, impressive, or shocking.

2.

Stan Lee is also responsible ____ Hulk, the X-Men, Thor, Iron Man, Black Panther, the Fantastic Four …the list goes on.

a)

for

b)

at

c)

with

d)

on

3.

The golden age of comic books wasn´t the big ________

a)

screen

b)

movie

c)

film

4.

Who was Stan Lee?

a)

Australian comic-book writer, editor and publisher.

b)

A crazy man who created Spider Man and the Wonder Woman.

c)

American creator of Spider Man and Batman.

d)

American comic-book writer, editor and publisher.

5.

In 1939, Stan began his career as ________ assistant with a very small publisher called Timely Comics. But it wasn’t until the 60s that he first put his ________ creations to paper. By then, the little publisher had rebranded. And you might recognise the name it went with.

a)

a/ big

b)

an/ bigger

c)

an/ biggest

d)

a/ the most big

6.

And – fun fact – as many Marvel fans will ________ know, over the years, Stan snuck short cameo appearances into dozens of Marvel movies. A game of ________-and-seek that never failed to excite his fans.

a)

yet/ play

b)

still/ go

c)

actually/ look for

d)

already/ hide

7.

He’s kind of the one who ________ me to read a little bit, you know? He was like, one of the ________ of all times. The father of comic books.

a)

teach/ great

b)

taught/ greatest

c)

teacher/ greater

d)

teaches/ most great

8.

Stan’s superheroes weren´t

a)

perfect

b)

women

c)

imperfect

9.

A series of films that have the same or similar titles and are about the same characters such as The Lord of the Rings, Avengers, Allien and Terminator.

a)

movie franchise

b)

comic book

c)

film

d)

live action

10.

Stan Lee did not have major acting parts in Marvel ________

a)

shows

b)

news

c)

comics

d)

films

11.

An iconic character is somenone who:

a)

prepares and issues books, journals, or music for sale.

b)

is admired for their courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities.

c)

is often larger than any one else in the story. Essentially someone whose presence is so desirable that it independently elevates the story.

12.

The publisher Stan Lee worked for was rebranded and got the name of:

a)

Marvel

b)

Disney

c)

Timely Comics

13.

Marvel produced blockbusters full of famous faces such as Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson.

Blockbuster is:

a)

someone in a film or story that has super powers and helps people.

b)

a Hollywood movie that´s made with large budget and big stars.

It is extremely popular and brings in a lot of money.

c)

a very famous and popular character in a story or film.

14.

Lee´s short cameo appearances became a game of hide-and- seek that excited fans.


Cameo appearances refer to:

a)

medium length appearances in a film, performed by an editor or publisher.

b)

big and noticeable parts in a film or play, performed by a famous actor.

c)

small but noticeable parts in a film or play, performed by a famous actor.

15.

Lee´s characters show us that ordinary people can do _____________ things.

a)

typical

b)

standard

c)

marvellous