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James Bond quiz questions: how well do you know 007?

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Editorial: Review CompletedCreated By: Samuel WillhiteUpdated Aug 27, 2025
Difficulty: Moderate
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This James Bond quiz helps you test what you remember from the 007 films, including gadgets, villains, and quotes. Answer quick, multiple-choice questions and see which details you missed, with answers on the spot. For more movie fun, try our hollywood movie quiz, explore a broader movie quiz, or take a British trivia quiz.

Who was the first actor to portray James Bond in the Eon Productions film series?
Timothy Dalton
Sean Connery
David Niven
Roger Moore
Sean Connery originated the role of James Bond in Dr. No (1962), the first film produced by Eon Productions, establishing the iconic portrayal that shaped the series. His portrayal set the standard for future actors and the character's suave, deadly combination. Roger Moore, David Niven, and Timothy Dalton all came later.
What is the codename assigned to James Bond by MI6?
007
008
001
006
James Bond's code number is 007, where the double-O prefix indicates a licence to kill in the MI6 numbering system. This has been consistent since Ian Fleming's novels and the Eon film adaptations. The number '7' is Bond's agent identifier among the senior operatives.
Which film introduced the character Q, the gadget master?
Thunderball
Dr. No
Goldfinger
From Russia with Love
Q, the head of Q Branch and inventor of Bond's gadgets, first appears in From Russia with Love (1963). The character, played by Desmond Llewelyn, became a franchise staple for his eccentric gadgetry. Although hinted at in Dr. No, this was his debut in person.
What is the name of Bond's boss in MI6?
M
Q
Leiter
Moneypenny
M is Bond's boss and the head of MI6, a codename used by several characters in both novels and films. Judi Dench, Bernard Lee, and Ralph Fiennes have all portrayed different Ms across the series. Miss Moneypenny is Bond's secretary, not his superior.
In which film does Bond drive the famous Aston Martin DB5 for the first time?
Diamonds Are Forever
Goldfinger
You Only Live Twice
Thunderball
The Aston Martin DB5 first appears in Goldfinger (1964), equipped with ejector seats, oil slick sprayers, and other gadgets. It became Bond's signature car and reappears in multiple later films. Its debut set the standard for Bond's high-tech vehicles.
Which Bond actor starred in the film Live and Let Die?
Roger Moore
Sean Connery
Pierce Brosnan
George Lazenby
Live and Let Die (1973) was Roger Moore's first outing as James Bond, taking over from Sean Connery. His lighter, witty style marked a shift for the series and led to a long tenure as 007. Moore went on to star in seven Bond films in total.
What year was the first James Bond film, Dr. No, released?
1965
1959
1960
1962
Dr. No premiered in 1962 as the first Eon Productions James Bond film, introducing Sean Connery as the secret agent. It was based on Ian Fleming's 1958 novel of the same name. The success of Dr. No launched one of the longest-running film franchises in history.
Which actress played the Bond girl Honey Ryder in Dr. No?
Jane Seymour
Honor Blackman
Ursula Andress
Daniela Bianchi
Ursula Andress portrayed Honey Ryder in Dr. No, famous for her iconic beach scene. This role defined the term "Bond girl" and became a hallmark image of the franchise. Daniela Bianchi appeared in From Russia with Love, Honor Blackman in Goldfinger, and Jane Seymour in Live and Let Die.
Which composer created the iconic "James Bond Theme"?
John Barry
John Williams
Monty Norman
Hans Zimmer
Monty Norman wrote the original "James Bond Theme" in 1962, which was then arranged and popularized by John Barry. Norman's work underpins the series' musical identity, and his theme has appeared in nearly every Bond film. Barry later became the series' main composer but did not write the original theme.
What is the name of James Bond's signature drink?
Champagne
Vodka Martini
Whisky Sour
Scotch on the rocks
Bond's famous line orders a "vodka martini, shaken, not stirred," making the vodka martini his signature drink across novels and films. This preference has become synonymous with his character's sophistication. While other drinks appear, none are as closely identified with Bond.
Which villain is the primary antagonist in Goldfinger?
Le Chiffre
Ernst Stavro Blofeld
Francisco Scaramanga
Auric Goldfinger
Auric Goldfinger is the title villain of Goldfinger (1964), obsessed with gold and plotting to irradiate Fort Knox. He is one of Bond's most memorable adversaries, played by Gert Fröbe. Blofeld appears in other films, while Scaramanga and Le Chiffre are from later installments.
In which film does the character Jaws, the steel-toothed henchman, first appear?
The Spy Who Loved Me
For Your Eyes Only
Octopussy
Moonraker
Jaws, portrayed by Richard Kiel, makes his debut in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) as a towering henchman with metal teeth. He returns in Moonraker (1979) due to his popularity. He is known for his indestructibility and unique appearance.
Who is the Bond girl in Casino Royale (2006)?
Holly Goodhead
Solitaire
Elektra King
Vesper Lynd
Vesper Lynd, played by Eva Green, is Bond's love interest in Casino Royale (2006). She works for the Treasury and becomes integral to Bond's emotional arc. Solitaire appears in Live and Let Die, Elektra King in The World Is Not Enough, and Holly Goodhead in Moonraker.
What is the fictional Caribbean island nation featured in Dr. No?
Isla de Muerta
Crab Key
San Monique
Bimini
Crab Key is the fictional island base of Dr. No in the film and novel. It's located off Jamaica's coast and features the villain's lair and radioactive swamp. San Monique appears in Live and Let Die, while Isla de Muerta and Bimini are from other franchises.
Which film features the song "Live and Let Die" performed by Paul McCartney and Wings?
A View to a Kill
Live and Let Die
The Man with the Golden Gun
Diamonds Are Forever
Paul McCartney and Wings performed the title track for Live and Let Die (1973), which became one of the franchise's most iconic songs. It marked a departure from the orchestral style toward rock elements. The song remains a concert staple for McCartney.
In which film does Bond go into space?
The World Is Not Enough
Octopussy
Moonraker
You Only Live Twice
Moonraker (1979) is the only official Bond film where 007 travels into outer space to thwart Hugo Drax's plans. The space station setting and shuttle sequences are unique in the series. No other Eon film places Bond beyond Earth's atmosphere.
Who succeeded John Barry as the main composer for several Bond films beginning with GoldenEye?
Hans Zimmer
Eric Serra
David Arnold
Alan Silvestri
David Arnold took over as principal composer starting with GoldenEye (1995), bringing a modern twist while honoring Barry's style. Arnold scored five Bond films through Quantum of Solace. Eric Serra scored only GoldenEye's 1995 predecessor, while Zimmer and Silvestri have not helmed main series scores.
What is the title of the first non-Eon Bond film?
GoldenEye
Casino Royale (2006)
Never Say Never Again
Casino Royale (1967)
The 1967 Casino Royale is a satirical adaptation not produced by Eon Productions, making it the first non-Eon Bond film. Never Say Never Again (1983) followed as a legal remake of Thunderball. GoldenEye and the 2006 Casino Royale are both Eon Productions movies.
Which Bond film marked Pierce Brosnan's debut as 007?
Licence to Kill
GoldenEye
The World Is Not Enough
Tomorrow Never Dies
GoldenEye (1995) was Pierce Brosnan's first appearance as James Bond, revitalizing the franchise after a six-year hiatus. His tenure brought a blend of classic Bond and modern action. Tomorrow Never Dies followed in 1997.
In The World Is Not Enough, what is the name of the villainess played by Sophie Marceau?
Pam Bouvier
May Day
Elektra King
Xenia Onatopp
Sophie Marceau portrays Elektra King in The World Is Not Enough (1999), a complex antagonist seeking revenge and control of an oil pipeline. Elektra's psychological depth sets her apart from other Bond villains. Xenia Onatopp appears in GoldenEye, May Day in A View to a Kill, and Pam Bouvier in Licence to Kill.
What is the name of the genome-coded villain in Skyfall?
Greene
Silva
Le Chiffre
Safin
Silva, played by Javier Bardem, is the primary antagonist in Skyfall (2012), a former MI6 agent seeking revenge on M. His real name is Tiago Rodriguez, but he goes by Silva. Mr. Greene is from Quantum of Solace, Le Chiffre from Casino Royale, Safin from No Time to Die.
Which Bond film features a fight scene on the Orient Express?
Octopussy
From Russia with Love
Quantum of Solace
The Man with the Golden Gun
From Russia with Love (1963) includes a thrilling onboard skirmish aboard the Orient Express as Bond evades SPECTRE agents. The train setting provided a confined, suspenseful backdrop for the action. No other official film stages a fight on the Orient Express.
Who is the author of the original James Bond novels?
Robert Ludlum
Ian Fleming
Raymond Chandler
John le Carré
Ian Fleming wrote the original James Bond novels beginning with Casino Royale in 1953. His series of spy thrillers provided the source material for the films. John le Carré and Robert Ludlum are authors of other spy stories, while Chandler wrote hard-boiled detective novels.
In Casino Royale (2006), what game does Bond play against Le Chiffre?
Texas Hold'em poker
Roulette
Blackjack
Baccarat
In Casino Royale (2006), Bond engages Le Chiffre in a high-stakes Texas Hold'em poker tournament in Montenegro. This poker variant is at the film's dramatic core and differs from Fleming's original novel, which features baccarat. The sequence revitalized casino scenes in film.
Which actress performed the title song for the Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies?
Duran Duran
Madonna
Sheryl Crow
Alicia Keys
Sheryl Crow sang the title track for Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), a moody rock ballad matching the film's tone. Madonna's song 'Die Another Day' belongs to the 2002 film of that name. Alicia Keys and Duran Duran have not performed official Bond themes.
The gun barrel sequence was absent in which Bond film?
Spectre
Quantum of Solace
Casino Royale (2006)
No Time to Die
No Time to Die (2021) is the first official Bond film to omit the traditional gun barrel opening, instead concluding with a stylized end-credit sequence. Previous entries, including Casino Royale and Spectre, featured variations on the gun barrel motif. This change marked a departure for the franchise.
Who is the first recurring villain in the Bond film series?
Auric Goldfinger
Ernst Stavro Blofeld
Francisco Scaramanga
Le Chiffre
Ernst Stavro Blofeld is the first recurring villain, appearing in You Only Live Twice (1967), On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969), and Diamonds Are Forever (1971). He became a symbol of SPECTRE and Bond's arch-nemesis. Goldfinger and Scaramanga each appear only once, and Le Chiffre appears only in Casino Royale.
In which location does Bond face the villain Francisco Scaramanga in The Man with the Golden Gun?
Hong Kong
Macau
Thailand
Jamaica
Francisco Scaramanga's lair is located on Khao Phing Kan in Thailand, famously known as James Bond Island. Bond confronts him in The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) at this limestone karst formation. Hong Kong and Macau appear in other films, while Jamaica is from Dr. No.
What model of car is famously equipped with ejector seats in the Bond films?
Lotus Esprit
Aston Martin DB5
Aston Martin Valhalla
Lotus Esprit S1
The Lotus Esprit S1 features an ejector seat gadget in The Man with the Golden Gun (1974), engineered by Q Branch to protect Bond from his enemies. Although the DB5 is gadget-laden, it does not have an ejector seat. The Esprit S1 remains one of the most memorable one-off Bond cars.
Which organization's name is an acronym for Special Executive for Counterintelligence, Terrorism, Revenge, and Extortion?
Q Branch
MI6
SPECTRE
SMERSH
SPECTRE stands for Special Executive for Counterintelligence, Terrorism, Revenge, and Extortion, serving as Bond's principal adversarial organization across multiple films. SMERSH is from Fleming's novels, MI6 is Bond's agency, and Q Branch is the gadget division.
True or False: The novel "Octopussy" was written by Ian Fleming.
True
False
Octopussy is one of two short story collections by Ian Fleming, published posthumously in 1966 alongside The Living Daylights. Fleming wrote all the original Bond novels and story compilations between 1953 and 1966. No other author created the original Octopussy tales.
What is the first name of the villain Safin in No Time to Die?
Lyutsifer
Dominic
Raoul
Max
The antagonist in No Time to Die (2021) is Lyutsifer Safin, a vengeful bioterrorist targeting Spectre and Bond. His first name, Lyutsifer, is revealed in the film's early sequences and marketing. Other names listed are unrelated to the character.
How many Bond films feature Judi Dench as M?
6
8
5
7
Judi Dench portrays M in eight Bond films from GoldenEye (1995) through Spectre (2015). She appears in all Brosnan and early Craig entries, excluding No Time to Die. Her portrayal redefined the role with depth and gravitas.
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Study Outcomes

  1. Recall Iconic James Bond Moments -

    Test your James Bond trivia by remembering key scenes and plot twists from classic 007 films to prove your film knowledge prowess.

  2. Identify Signature 007 Gadgets -

    Spot and describe legendary spy gadgets featured throughout the Bond movie quiz, enhancing your understanding of Bond's tech arsenal.

  3. Analyze Memorable Bond Characters -

    Examine major protagonists, villains, and side characters to deepen your grasp of their roles in the James Bond universe.

  4. Apply Bond Trivia Knowledge -

    Use your understanding of key details and spy secrets to confidently answer questions in this interactive James Bond quiz.

  5. Evaluate Your Quiz Performance -

    Assess your score and identify areas for improvement, helping you sharpen your spy skills for future 007 quizzes.

  6. Compare Different Bond Eras -

    Contrast the styles, themes, and facts from early to modern Bond movies to appreciate the evolution of Agent 007.

Cheat Sheet

  1. Film Chronology and Milestones -

    Review the official timeline of Bond films from Dr. No (1962) to No Time to Die (2021) as documented by the British Film Institute. Use the mnemonic "D G T T G Q S O N T N T D" (Dr. No, Goldfinger, Thunderball… No Time to Die) to recall titles in order during your James Bond quiz prep. Tracking release years helps solidify context for major plot shifts and actor handovers (BFI.org).

  2. James Bond Actors and Eras -

    Memorize the six official Bond actors (Sean Connery through Daniel Craig) and their tenures using the "CLOFBLC" acronym - Connery, Lazenby, Connery, Moore, Brosnan, Craig. Refer to EON Productions' official cast list to ensure accuracy for your 007 quiz. Noting debut and final films per actor (e.g., Connery: Dr. No - Diamonds Are Forever) will boost your James Bond trivia confidence.

  3. Iconic Gadgets and Vehicles -

    Dive into Q Branch innovations like the DB5's ejector seat and the wristwatch laser in GoldenEye. The Smithsonian Film Archives notes that two Aston Martin DB5s were used for stunts - remember "DB5 = Double Bond 5" to recall key tech. Categorize gadgets by film and inventor (Q, Q Branch, QinetiQ) to ace any gadget-related question.

  4. Villains, Henchmen, and Catchphrases -

    Compile top adversaries (Goldfinger, Blofeld, Silva) and their signature lines - "No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die," "Shocking," etc. - from the Journal of Popular Film and Television. Create flashcards pairing villain names with their famous quotes to master James Bond trivia swiftly. Knowing each villain's organization (SPECTRE, SMERSH, Janus) adds depth to your answers.

  5. Theme Songs and Composers -

    Study the evolution of Bond themes by composer: Monty Norman (Dr. No), John Barry (most 1960s - 80s), David Arnold and Thomas Newman (1990s - 2021). Use the rhyme "Norman's Note, Barry's Beat, Arnold's Ace, Newman's Neat" to recall composers in order. Refer to Rolling Stone and official chart archives for release years and artists to nail song-related 007 quiz questions.

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