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✓ Correct! Star-Lord — a.k.a. Peter Quill — is the charismatic leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy. The role transformed Pratt from a sitcom favorite into one of Hollywood’s biggest action stars practically overnight when the first film premiered in 2014.

✗ Miss! The answer is Star-Lord. Chris Pratt’s Peter Quill coined the outlaw name himself, though almost nobody in the galaxy had actually heard of him. “Who?” “Star-Lord, man… legendary outlaw?” remains one of the MCU’s most quoted moments.

✓ Correct! Mouse Rat is the iconic band name that stuck, known for their hit single “5,000 Candles in the Wind” (a.k.a. “Bye Bye Li’l Sebastian”). Andy was originally only supposed to appear in Season 1, but Pratt was so funny that the writers made him a series regular.

✗ Miss! The answer is Mouse Rat. While Scarecrow Boat, Rad Wagon, and many other terrible names were used throughout the show, Mouse Rat was the band’s signature identity. Fun fact: Pratt actually played guitar and sang on the show — those performances were real.

✓ Correct! Blue is the clever velociraptor with a distinctive blue stripe who became the emotional heart of the Jurassic World trilogy. Delta, Echo, and Charlie are the other three raptors in Owen’s pack, but Blue is the only one who survives all three films.

✗ Miss! The answer is Blue. All four options — Blue, Delta, Echo, and Charlie — are raptors in Owen’s pack, but Blue is the alpha and the one with the deep personal bond with Owen. She even became a mother in Jurassic World Dominion.

✓ Correct! Emmet Brickowski is the lovably average hero of The LEGO Movie (2014). Fun twist: Pratt also voiced the villainous Rex Dangervest in The LEGO Movie 2, making option C a sneaky trick answer — it’s also a Chris Pratt character, just not the original hero!

✗ Miss! The answer is Emmet Brickowski. Benny is the 1980s spaceman, Vitruvius is Morgan Freeman’s wizard character, and Rex Dangervest is actually another Pratt character from the sequel. Emmet’s theme song “Everything Is Awesome” became an inescapable earworm.

✓ Correct! Pratt played Scott Hatteberg, the Oakland Athletics catcher whose nerve damage forced a switch to first base. For the role, Pratt gained weight and nailed the everyman vulnerability of a player fighting to stay in the game. It was an early sign of his dramatic range beyond comedy.

✗ Miss! The answer is Scott Hatteberg. David Justice was played by Stephen Bishop, Chad Bradford by Royce Clayton, and Jeremy Giambi by Nick Porrazzo. Pratt’s portrayal of the anxiety-ridden Hatteberg was one of Moneyball’s most endearing subplots.

✓ Correct! Charlie Day voiced Luigi, perfectly capturing the nervous, lovable younger brother energy. Jack Black voiced Bowser, Seth Rogen played Donkey Kong, and Keegan-Michael Key was Toad. The film’s all-star cast helped make it the highest-grossing video game adaptation of all time.

✗ Miss! The answer is Charlie Day. Jack Black stole scenes as the villainous Bowser (and sang “Peaches”), Seth Rogen voiced Donkey Kong, and Keegan-Michael Key played Toad. Day’s anxious Luigi was the perfect comedic foil to Pratt’s heroic Mario.

✓ Correct! Jack Carr, a former Navy SEAL himself, wrote The Terminal List novel series. Pratt and Carr became close friends, and Pratt served as an executive producer on the show. The series was a massive hit for Amazon, and a prequel series is in development.

✗ Miss! The answer is Jack Carr. While Vince Flynn (Mitch Rapp series), Brad Thor, and Tom Clancy are all legendary thriller authors, it was former Navy SEAL Jack Carr who created James Reece. Carr’s real military background gave the stories an authentic edge that attracted Pratt to the project.

✓ Correct! Actress and director Rae Dawn Chong (Tommy Chong’s daughter) discovered Pratt while he was waiting tables at a Bubba Gump Shrimp restaurant in Maui. She cast him in her short film, launching a career that would eventually lead to billion-dollar franchises. One of Hollywood’s wildest origin stories.

✗ Miss! The answer is Rae Dawn Chong. James Gunn would later direct him in Guardians of the Galaxy, Judd Apatow produced Parks and Recreation, and Greg Mottola directed other comedies — but it was Rae Dawn Chong who first spotted Pratt waiting tables in Hawaii and launched his career.