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The Mario Quiz Cards are a set of informational quiz cards licensed by Nintendo and published by Atlas Editions and Newfield Publications from 1995 to 1997. They follow a specific format that usually features an illustration of a character from the Super Mario franchise with a word bubble that asks a multiple-choice question. A separate illustration that features some of the characters follows and is related to the question. On the back of each card is the answer to the question, along with a detailed explanation accompanied by either a photograph or an illustration. The cards cover a wide variety of topics, including science, history, astronomy, and geography. Cards were promoted and delivered monthly via mail.

Occasionally, the cards attempt to reveal something about the characters that is not shown in the games of the Super Mario franchise, or depict them performing activities that Nintendo (particularly Nintendo of America) would never allow them to do in the games, which are marketed primarily to children. These cards depict those activities:

A card asking who Cyrano de Bergerac was shows a more romantic side to Mario's personality than is shown in games.
On a card asking what martial arts are, Mario shows himself to be capable of playing kendo.
On a card asking why it is important to know one's blood type, Dr. Mario reveals Princess Peach to be blood type O positive.
On two religion-related cards, one shows Mario reading the Quran and praying to Allah (God in Arabic), and the other shows Mario reading a Bible.
A card asking what Greenpeace is shows Mario and Luigi protesting against nuclear weapons.
Luigi is shown reading a history book on a card that asks when the Nazi German dictator Adolf Hitler rose to power.
Princess Peach is shown attending an organized rally for the Equal Rights Amendment.
A card asking when prohibition was shows Mario chasing a Goomba toting around a bottle of alcohol.
One of the cards has Mario listening to the Fab 4, a supposed parody of The Beatles, while Mario himself sports a bowl cut similarly to one of the band members of the Fab 4. The card in question asks what important event happened in Candlestick Park on August 29, 1966, the place and time the Beatles performed their final full public concert.
A card asking where a person would find both the Grand Ole Opry and Graceland shows Mario wearing the iconic outfit of Elvis Presley.
A card asking what a sweatshop is displays a bear character working in substandard conditions.
On a card about Dr. Seuss, Mario wears the Cat in the Hat's trademark headwear, and Luigi holds a plate of green eggs and ham.
Mario has a rifle and hunting dog on a question about wildlife regulation.
Mario discovers a (presumably) magic oil lamp on a question about The Arabian Nights.
Mario and Princess Peach boycott Bowser's "Bowser Bus Lines" business on a question about Rosa Parks.

Some cards use Bowser's "King Koopa" design from the cartoons, recolored to match his game counterpart. Also, one card has Luigi's clothes in Mario's colors. In the user manual, some characters have incorrect or misspelled names: Cheep Cheep is labeled as "Cheap Cheap," Spiny Egg is labeled as "Bob-omb," Koopa Paratroopa is labeled as "Paragoomba," and Toad is labeled as "Toady."^[1]

Cards[edit]

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Arts, Sports & Leisure[edit]

Divider card
"In what country did the Renaissance begin?"
"In what country did the Renaissance begin?" (back)
"In what section of the orchestra does the flute belong?"³
"In what section of the orchestra does the flute belong?" (back)
"To which musical-instrument family does the guitar belong?"
"To which musical-instrument family does the guitar belong?" (back)
"To which musical-instrument family does the gong belong?"
"To which musical-instrument family does the gong belong?" (back)
"What are hennins, bowlers, and boaters?"
"What are hennins, bowlers, and boaters?" (back)
"What are sails made of?"
"What are sails made of?" (back)
"What are the martial arts?"
"What are the martial arts?" (back)
"What are the oldest American dolls?"
"What are the oldest American dolls?" (back)
"What are three kinds of weightlifting moves?"
"What are three kinds of weightlifting moves?" (back)
"What equipment is necessary for windsurfing?"
"What equipment is necessary for windsurfing?" (back)
"What happened at Candlestick Park in San Francisco, August 29, 1966?"
"What happened at Candlestick Park in San Francisco, August 29, 1966?" (back)
"What is 'show jumping' at a horse show?"
"What is 'show jumping' at a horse show?" (back)
"What is a hang glider?"
"What is a hang glider?" (back)
"What is a thoroughbred?"
"What is a thoroughbred?" (back)
"What is a tom-tom?"
"What is a tom-tom?" (back)
"What is Japanese wrestling called?"
"What is Japanese wrestling called?" (back)
"What is karate?"
"What is karate?" (back)
"What is science fiction?"
"What is science fiction?" (back)
"What is Sherlock Holmes' favorite saying?"
"What is Sherlock Holmes' favorite saying?" (back)
"What is snorkeling?"
"What is snorkeling?" (back)
"What is the Indianapolis 500?"
"What is the Indianapolis 500?" (back)
"What is the weapon used in kendo?"
"What is the weapon used in kendo?" (back)
"What is Yoga?"
"What is Yoga?" (back)
"What kinds of weapons are used in the sport of fencing?"
"What kinds of weapons are used in the sport of fencing?" (back)
"What was the first big accomplishment in mountain climbing?"
"What was the first big accomplishment in mountain climbing?" (back)
"What's the highest you can score in one bowling game?"
"What's the highest you can score in one bowling game?" (back)
"What's the world's most important bicycle race?"
"What's the world's most important bicycle race?" (back)
"When did figure skating become part of the Olympic Games?"
"When did the first Paris-Dakar car race take place?"
"When did the first Paris-Dakar car race take place?" (back)
"When was abstract art invented?"
"When was abstract art invented?" (back)
"When was the end of the silent movie era?"
"When was the end of the silent movie era?" (back)
"When was the first America's Cup boat race held?"
"When was the first America's Cup boat race held?" (back)
"Where are the oldest known cave paintings?"
"Where are the oldest known cave paintings?" (back)
"Where was the kite invented?"
"Where was the kite invented?" (back)
"Which are maneuvers in rock climbing?"
"Which are maneuvers in rock climbing?" (back)
"Which are pieces of mountain climbing equipment?"
"Which are pieces of mountain climbing equipment?" (back)
"Which is a characteristic of Gothic architecture?"
"Which is a characteristic of Gothic architecture?" (back)
"Which is the pen name used by author Theodore Geisel?"
"Who founded the Boy Scouts?"
"Who founded the Boy Scouts?" (back)
"Who invented cubism?"
"Who invented cubism?" (back)
"Who invented the game of basketball?"
"Who invented the game of basketball?" (back)
"Who told the tales of The Arabian Nights?"
"Who told the tales of The Arabian Nights?" (back)
"Who was Cyrano de Bergerac?"
"Who was John James Audubon?"
"Who was John James Audubon?" (back)
"Who was Martha Graham?"
"Who was Martha Graham?" (back)
"Who was the first movie director to win four Oscars?"
"Who was the first movie director to win four Oscars?" (back)
"Who wrote Don Quixote?"
"Who wrote The Little Prince?"
"Who wrote The Little Prince?" (back)

Beliefs & Legends[edit]

Divider card
"What are Muses?"
"What are Muses?" (back)
"What is a menorah?"
"What is a menorah?" (back)
"What is Christianity?"
"What is Christianity?" (back)
"Who is the leader of Tibet's Buddhists?"
"Who is the leader of Tibet's Buddhists?" (back)
"What is Islam?"
"What is Islam?" (back)

By Air & By Sea[edit]

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"What do airports use to ensure security?"
"What do airports use to ensure security?" (back)
"Which is a naval ship?"¹
"Who invented the rudder?"
"Who invented the rudder?" (back)

Domestic Animals[edit]

Divider card
"Are boxers and bulldogs the same type of dog?"
"Are boxers and bulldogs the same type of dog?" (back)
"How long have llamas been domesticated?"
"What are ruminants?"
"What are ruminants?" (back)
"What is a fox terrier?"
"What is a fox terrier?" (back)
"What is carding?"
"What is equitation?"
"What is equitation?" (back)
"What is the Triple Crown in horse racing?"
"What is the Triple Crown in horse racing?" (back)
"Why are horses shod?"
"Why are horses shod?" (back)

Geography[edit]

Divider card
"In which state would you find the Grand Ole Opry and Graceland?"
"In which state would you find the Grand Ole Opry and Graceland?" (back)
"What is a volcano?"
"What is a volcano?" (back)
"What is the highest mountain in the world?"
"What is the highest mountain in the world?" (back)
"Which is the world's largest river by volume?"
"Which is the world's largest river by volume?" (back)
"Which waterfalls are the largest in the Americas?"
"Which waterfalls are the largest in the Americas?" (back)
"Why do we have earthquakes?"
"Why do we have earthquakes?" (back)

History[edit]

Divider card
"In what year did Hitler take power in Germany?"
"In what year did Hitler take power in Germany?" (back)
"What event marked the beginning of the French Revolution?"
"What event marked the beginning of the French Revolution?" (back)
"What is a lotus?"
"What is a lotus?" (back)
"What is chronology?"
"What is chronology?" (back)
"What is the ERA?"
"What is the ERA?" (back)
"When was Prohibition?"
"When was Prohibition?" (back)
"Which U.S. Presidents' faces are carved into Mount Rushmore?"
"Which U.S. Presidents' faces are carved into Mount Rushmore?" (back)
"Who was Al Capone?"
"Who was Al Capone?" (back)
"Who was Che Guevara?"
"Who was Che Guevara?" (back)
"Who was Lawrence of Arabia?"
"Who was Lawrence of Arabia?" (back)
"Who was Rosa Parks?"
"Who was Rosa Parks?" (back)

Human Body[edit]

Divider card
"How do we hear?"
"How do we hear?" (back)
"How many quarts of blood are in the human body?"
"How many quarts of blood are in the human body?" (back)
"How many teeth does an adult human have?"
"How many teeth does an adult human have?" (back)
"What makes our bodies move?"
"What makes our bodies move?" (back)
"Why do we need oxygen?"
"Why do we need oxygen?" (back)
"Why is blood red?"
"Why is blood red?" (back)
"Why is it important to know your blood type?"
"Why is it important to know your blood type?" (back)

Land Transportation[edit]

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Medicine[edit]

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Meteorology[edit]

Divider card
"Where was the hottest air temperature recorded on Earth?"
"Where was the hottest air temperature recorded on Earth?" (back)

Oceans & Seas[edit]

Divider card
"What's an abyss?"
"What's an abyss?" (back)
"Why is Earth called the blue planet?"
"Why is Earth called the blue planet?" (back)

People of the World[edit]

Divider card
"What does an ethnologist study?"
"What do Indian women wear?"
"What do Indian women wear?" (back)

Plants & Trees[edit]

Divider card
"What is alfalfa?"
"What is alfalfa?" (back)

Science & Technology[edit]

Divider card
"How do elevators work?"
"How do elevators work?" (back)
"What heats up a microwave oven?"
"What heats up a microwave oven?" (back)
"What is alchemy?"
"What is used to pave roads?"
"What is used to pave roads?" (back)
"Where are most of the world's oil reserves?"
"Where are most of the world's oil reserves?" (back)
"Where do colors come from?"
"Where do colors come from?" (back)
"Why are chemical additives added to food?"

Social Life[edit]

Divider card
"What agency is in charge of hunting regulations in the U.S.?"
"What agency is in charge of hunting regulations in the U.S.?" (back)
"What are firefighters' duties?"
"What are firefighters' duties?" (back)
"What is a sweatshop?"
"What is a sweatshop?" (back)
"What is illiteracy?"
"What is illiteracy?" (back)
"When did we start celebrating Mother's Day in the U.S.?"
"When did we start celebrating Mother's Day in the U.S.?" (back)
"Which is used to make whiskey?"
"Which is used to make whiskey?" (back)

The Story of Life[edit]

Divider card
"What is Greenpeace?"
"What is Greenpeace?" (back)

The Universe[edit]

Divider card
"Is the Earth closer to the sun in the summer?"
"Is the Earth closer to the sun in the summer?" (back)
"How is a star born?"
"How is a star born?" (back)
"What's a solar eclipse?"
"What's a solar eclipse?" (back)
"Who were the first men to walk on the moon?"
"Who were the first men to walk on the moon?" (back)
"Why are some planets known as the outer planets?"

Wild Animals[edit]

Divider card
"What is a bison?"
"What is a bison?" (back)
"What is a finch?"
"What is a finch?" (back)
"What is a hyacinth macaw?"
"What is a hyacinth macaw?" (back)
"Which dinosaur could fly?"²
"Which dinosaur could fly?" (back)
"Why are tigers striped?"
"Why are tigers striped?" (back)

¹ - Coincidentally, in the artwork featured on this card, Toad has the same expression as Captain T. Ode, who is also a naval captain, making the characters appear very similar to each other.
² - Despite the front of this card featuring artwork of a pterodactyl, the correct answer on the back of the card is "None of them"; no dinosaurs could fly, as pterodactyls were pterosaurs, not dinosaurs.
³ - Even though the card's question asks about flutes, the artwork depicts Toad playing a clarinet.

References[edit]

^ Mario Quiz Cards User Manual, pgs. 4, 5.

[1] Mario Quiz Cards User Manual, pgs. 4, 5.

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-{{more images|Scans of the cards}}
+{{image|more=yes|Scans of the cards}}
+[[File:Mario Quiz Cards boxart.jpg|thumb|The box in which the cards came]]
+The '''Mario Quiz Cards''' are a set of informational quiz cards licensed by [[Nintendo]] and published by Atlas Editions and Newfield Publications from 1995 to 1997. They follow a specific format that usually features an illustration of a character from the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]] with a word bubble that asks a multiple-choice question. A separate illustration that features some of the characters follows and is related to the question. On the back of each card is the answer to the question, along with a detailed explanation accompanied by either a photograph or an illustration. The cards cover a wide variety of topics, including science, history, astronomy, and geography. Cards were promoted and delivered monthly via mail.
-[[File:Mario Quiz Cards boxart.jpg|thumb|The box the cards came in.]]
+Occasionally, the cards attempt to reveal something about the characters that is not shown in the games of the ''Super Mario'' franchise, or depict them performing activities that Nintendo (particularly Nintendo of America) would never allow them to do in the games, which are marketed primarily to children. These cards depict those activities:
-The '''Mario Quiz Cards''' are a set of informational quiz cards licensed by [[Nintendo]] and published by Atlas Editions and Newfield Publications from 1995 to 1997. They follow a specific format that usually features an illustration of a [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]] character with a word bubble that asks a multiple choice question. A separate illustration follows that features some of the characters and is related to the question. On the back of each card is the answer to the question, along with a detailed explanation accompanied either by a photograph or an illustration. The cards cover a wide variety of topics, including science, history, astronomy, and geography. Cards were promoted and delivered monthly via mail.
-Occasionally, the cards attempt to reveal something about the characters that is not shown in the games of the ''Mario'' franchise, or depict them performing activities that Nintendo (particularly Nintendo of America) would never allow them to do in the games, which are marketed primarily to children. Cards that depict these activities include:
 * A card asking who {{wp|Cyrano de Bergerac}} was shows a more romantic side to [[Mario]]'s personality than is shown in games.
-* Mario shows himself to be capable of playing {{wp|Kendo|kendo}} in a card asking what weapon that martial art uses.
+* On a card asking what martial arts are, Mario shows himself to be capable of playing {{wp|kendo}}.
-* On a card asking why it is important to know one's {{wp|Blood type|blood type}}, [[Dr. Mario]] reveals [[Princess Peach]] to be blood type O positive.
+* On a card asking why it is important to know one's {{wp|blood type}}, [[Dr. Mario]] reveals [[Princess Peach]] to be blood type O positive.
-* Two religion-related cards, one shows Mario reading the {{wp|Quran}} and praying to Allah (God in Arabic), and the other shows Mario reading a {{wp|Bible}}.
+* On two religion-related cards, one shows Mario reading the {{wp|Quran}} and praying to Allah (God in Arabic), and the other shows Mario reading a {{wp|Bible}}.
-* A card asking what {{wp|Greenpeace}} is shows Mario and [[Luigi]] protesting against {{wp|Nuclear weapons|nuclear weapons}}.
+* A card asking what {{wp|Greenpeace}} is shows Mario and [[Luigi]] protesting against {{wp|nuclear weapon}}s.
-* Luigi is shown reading a history book in a card that asks when the {{wp|Nazi Germany|Nazi German}} dictator {{wp|Adolf Hitler}} rose to power.
+* Luigi is shown reading a history book on a card that asks when the {{wp|Nazi Germany|Nazi German}} dictator {{wp|Adolf Hitler}} rose to power.
 * Princess Peach is shown attending an organized rally for the {{wp|Equal Rights Amendment}}.
-* A card asking when {{wp|Prohibition in the United States|Prohibition}} was shows Mario chasing a [[Goomba]] toting around a bottle of {{wp|Alcohol|alcohol}}.
+* A card asking when {{wp|Prohibition in the United States|prohibition}} was shows Mario chasing a [[Goomba]] toting around a bottle of {{wp|alcohol}}.
-* One of the cards has Mario listening to the Fab 4, a supposed parody of {{wp|The Beatles}}, while Mario himself sports a bowl-cut similar to one of the band members of the Fab 4. The card in question asks what important event happened in {{wp|Candlestick Park}} on August 29th, 1966, the place and time the Beatles performed {{wp|The Beatles' 1966 US tour|their final full public concert}}.
+* One of the cards has Mario listening to the Fab 4, a supposed parody of {{wp|The Beatles}}, while Mario himself sports a bowl cut similarly to one of the band members of the Fab 4. The card in question asks what important event happened in {{wp|Candlestick Park}} on August 29, 1966, the place and time the Beatles performed {{wp|The Beatles' 1966 US tour|their final full public concert}}.
 * A card asking where a person would find both the {{wp|Grand Ole Opry}} and {{wp|Graceland}} shows Mario wearing the iconic outfit of {{wp|Elvis Presley}}.
-* A card asking what a sweatshop is, displaying a bear character working in substandard conditions.
+* A card asking what a sweatshop is displays a bear character working in substandard conditions.
-* Mario wearing ''{{wp|The Cat in the Hat}}''{{'}}s trademark headwear along with Luigi holding a plate of {{wp|Green Eggs and Ham|green eggs and ham}} on a card about {{wp|Dr. Seuss}}.
+* On a card about {{wp|Dr. Seuss}}, Mario wears {{wp|the Cat in the Hat}}'s trademark headwear, and Luigi holds a plate of {{wp|Green Eggs and Ham|green eggs and ham}}.
-* Mario with a rifle and hunting dog on a question about wildlife regulation.
+* Mario has a rifle and hunting dog on a question about wildlife regulation.
-* Mario discovering a (presumably) magic oil lamp on a question about ''{{wp|One Thousand and One Nights|Arabian Nights}}''.
+* Mario discovers a (presumably) magic oil lamp on a question about ''{{wp|One Thousand and One Nights|The Arabian Nights}}''.
+* Mario and Princess Peach boycott [[Bowser]]'s "Bowser Bus Lines" business on a question about {{wp|Rosa Parks}}.
-Some cards use Bowser's "King Koopa" design from the cartoons, recolored to match his game counterpart. Also, one card has Luigi's clothes in Mario's colors. In the user manual, some of the character's names are incorrect or misspelled: [[Cheep Cheep]] is labeled as "Cheap Cheap", [[Spiny Egg]] is labeled as [[Bob-omb]], [[Koopa Paratroopa]] is labeled as [[Paragoomba]] and [[Toad]] is labeled as [[Toady]].<ref>''Mario Quiz Cards User Manual'', pgs. 4, 5.</ref>
+Some cards use Bowser's "King Koopa" design from the cartoons, recolored to match his game counterpart. Also, one card has Luigi's clothes in Mario's colors. In the user manual, some characters have incorrect or misspelled names: [[Cheep Cheep]] is labeled as "Cheap Cheap," [[Spiny Egg]] is labeled as "[[Bob-omb]]," [[Koopa Paratroopa]] is labeled as "[[Paragoomba]]," and [[Toad]] is labeled as "[[Toady]]."<ref>''Mario Quiz Cards User Manual'', pgs. 4, 5.</ref>
 ==Cards==
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 Renaissance quiz card.jpg|"In what country did the Renaissance begin?"
 Renaissance quiz card back.jpg|"In what country did the Renaissance begin?" (back)
-Flute quiz card.jpg|"In what section of the orchestra does the flute belong?"
+Flute quiz card.jpg|"In what section of the orchestra does the flute belong?"{{footnote|main|3}}
 Flute quiz card back.jpg|"In what section of the orchestra does the flute belong?" (back)
 Guitar family quiz card.jpg|"To which musical-instrument family does the guitar belong?"
@@ Line 133: / Line 133: @@
 Buddhists quiz card.jpg|"Who is the leader of Tibet's Buddhists?"
 Buddhists quiz card back.png|"Who is the leader of Tibet's Buddhists?" (back)
+Islam quiz card.jpg|"What is Islam?"
+Islam quiz card (back).png|"What is Islam?" (back)
 </gallery>
@@ Line 140: / Line 142: @@
 Airport security quiz card.jpg|"What do airports use to ensure security?"
 Airport security quiz card back.png|"What do airports use to ensure security?" (back)
+Naval ship quiz card.png|"Which is a naval ship?"{{footnote|main|1}}
 Rudder quiz card.jpg|"Who invented the rudder?"
 Rudder quiz card back.png|"Who invented the rudder?" (back)
@@ Line 184: / Line 187: @@
 History quiz card divider.png|Divider card
 Hitler quiz card.gif|"In what year did Hitler take power in Germany?"
-Hitler quiz card back.png|"In what year did Hitler take power in Germany?"
+Hitler quiz card back.png|"In what year did Hitler take power in Germany?" (back)
 Beginning of the French Revolution quiz card.jpg|"What event marked the beginning of the French Revolution?"
 Beginning of the French Revolution quiz card back.png|"What event marked the beginning of the French Revolution?" (back)
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 Illiteracy quiz card.jpg|"What is illiteracy?"
 Illiteracy quiz card back.png|"What is illiteracy?" (back)
-Mother's Day quiz card.jpg|"When did we start celebrating Mother's Day in the U.S.?"
+Mother's Day MQC.png|"When did we start celebrating Mother's Day in the U.S.?"
 Mother's Day quiz card back.png|"When did we start celebrating Mother's Day in the U.S.?" (back)
 Whiskey quiz card.jpg|"Which is used to make whiskey?"
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 Hyacinth macaw quiz card.jpg|"What is a hyacinth macaw?"
 Hyacinth macaw quiz card back.png|"What is a hyacinth macaw?" (back)
-Flying dinosaur quiz card.jpg|"Which dinosaur could fly?"{{footnote|main|1}}
+Flying dinosaur quiz card.jpg|"Which dinosaur could fly?"{{footnote|main|2}}
 Flying dinosaur quiz card back.png|"Which dinosaur could fly?" (back)
 Striped tigers quiz card.jpg|"Why are tigers striped?"
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 </gallery>
-{{footnote|note|1|Despite the front of this card featuring artwork of a pterodactyl, the correct answer on the back of the card is "None of them"; no dinosaurs could fly, as pterodactyls were {{wp|pterosaur}}s, not dinosaurs.}}
+{{footnote|note|1|Coincidentally, in the artwork featured on this card, [[Toad]] has the same expression as [[Captain T. Ode]], who is also a naval captain, making the characters appear very similar to each other.}}
+{{footnote|note|2|Despite the front of this card featuring artwork of a pterodactyl, the correct answer on the back of the card is "None of them"; no dinosaurs could fly, as pterodactyls were {{wp|pterosaur}}s, not dinosaurs.}}
+{{footnote|note|3|Even though the card's question asks about flutes, the artwork depicts [[Toad]] playing a {{wp|clarinet}}.}}
 ==References==

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