Quirk Quiz

Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. Neito Monoma copies One For All but cannot reproduce its accumulated might. What best explains this result?
Copy works only on Quirks belonging to Class 1-B students
One For All automatically erases any copied Quirk
Copy can reproduce only physical mutations, not emitter abilities
He copies the basic Quirk but not the power stockpiled within it over time
2. What biological feature directly fuels Katsuki Bakugo's Explosion Quirk?
Nitroglycerin-like sweat produced by glands in his palms
Compressed air stored inside his forearms
Electricity absorbed through his fingertips
Combustible gas released from his lungs
3. During a prolonged fight, Eijiro Kirishima notices that his hardened form is becoming harder to maintain. Which limitation does this illustrate?
Hardening works only while he is standing still
Hardening stops whenever he hears a loud sound
Sustained use can exhaust him and reduce how well he maintains the hardened state
Hardening can protect only one limb per activation
4. Eri is presented with a damaged machine and an injured living person. Which target is her Rewind Quirk inherently suited to affect?
The machine, because Rewind reverses time for objects
Neither target, because Rewind affects only memories
Both targets equally, because Rewind reverses time in an area
The living person, because Rewind acts on living bodies
5. Which comparison most accurately distinguishes All For One from One For All?
All For One steals and grants Quirks, while One For All stockpiles power and can be passed to a successor
All For One copies Quirks briefly, while One For All erases them
All For One is inherited only within a family, while One For All cannot be transferred
All For One controls gravity, while One For All controls time
6. Fumikage Tokoyami must control Dark Shadow in a brightly illuminated area. How should the light generally affect it?
It becomes weaker and easier to restrain
It becomes stronger and more aggressive
It gains the ability to create fire
It separates permanently from Tokoyami
7. Shota Aizawa uses Erasure on an opponent whose Quirk gave them a permanent tail. What is the clearest expected result while Erasure is active?
The tail disappears until Aizawa blinks
The existing tail remains physically present rather than vanishing
The tail becomes a separate creature under Aizawa's control
The opponent permanently loses the biological Quirk factor
8. Someone secretly takes and consumes DNA from a One For All holder who has no intention of transferring the power. What does the established transfer rule imply?
The power transfers but returns to the holder after twenty-four hours
The power does not transfer, because the holder must intend to pass it on
The person receives only the strength of the newest holder
The person permanently steals One For All from every previous holder
9. In the series' Quirk terminology, what is a Quirk factor?
A hero-agency rating based on the number of villains captured
The biological mechanisms and traits that constitute a person's Quirk
A support-device battery used to strengthen Quirk output
A school score measuring how creatively a student names attacks
10. Within My Hero Academia, what is a Quirk?
A combat technique that anyone can master through training
A professional license granted by a hero school
A support item surgically connected to its user
A superhuman ability linked to an individual's biology
11. How does Izuku Midoriya first acquire a Quirk?
He copies Katsuki Bakugo's Explosion during the entrance exam
Recovery Girl awakens a dormant healing ability in him
He inherits All For One after defeating its previous holder
All Might transfers One For All to him after a period of training
12. Under the initially established activation rule for Ochaco Uraraka's Zero Gravity, how does she make an object weightless?
She maintains eye contact with it for several seconds
She says its name while pointing at it
She touches it with all five fingertips on one hand
She strikes it with an open palm
13. Momo Yaoyorozu wants to create a complex, nonliving tool with Creation. Which preparation is most relevant to whether she can produce it accurately?
Receiving permission from the tool's original inventor
Touching an existing copy continuously during creation
Understanding its molecular structure and having sufficient body lipids
Absorbing the same material through her hands beforehand
14. A rescue obstacle blocks Tenya Iida's path, so he prepares to accelerate with Engine. Where are his engine-like structures located?
Along his spine
In his calves
Inside his forearms
Across the soles of his feet
15. A teammate hears Hitoshi Shinso address them but avoids giving any verbal reply. Why is that response strategically useful?
A verbal response to him is the trigger for Brainwashing
His Quirk works only when his real voice is unamplified
His Quirk requires physical contact with the listener
His Quirk activates only after the listener asks a question
16. Which pairing correctly matches Shoto Todoroki's two sides with their primary elements?
Right side fire; left side ice
Both sides produce ice, while fire comes from a support item
Right side ice; left side fire
Both sides alternate between fire and ice at random
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