Ultimate The X Files Trivia Quiz

Dana Scully's approach to the cases she investigates with Mulder is characterized by skepticism, as she seeks scientific and logical explanations for the phenomena they encounter.

Deep Throat warns Mulder against investigating the disappearance of pilots from Ellens Air Base, cautioning him about the military's intolerance of FBI involvement in the matter.

The boxcar buried in the ground at a Navajo reservation holds the corpses of alien-human hybrids, revealing a startling secret about government experiments.

In "2Shy", several women disappear after meeting someone in Internet chat rooms, prompting Mulder and Scully to investigate.

In "Quagmire", Mulder and Scully investigate rumors of a prehistoric lake monster called Big Blue in a small town.

Mulder and Scully investigate a town where babies are born with vestigial tails in the episode "Small Potatoes".

In "Christmas Carol", Scully receives several weird phone calls that she thinks might be from her deceased sister.

A metallic artifact with inscriptions is discovered on the beach of Côte d'Ivoire in Africa. 

After examining rubbings of the artifact, Mulder begins suffering from a headache but later gains telepathic abilities.

Mulder believes that his sister Samantha was taken by Cigarette Smoking Man to a now-abandoned US Army base, where she was forced to live.

According to Krycek, Scully's baby is miraculously special and destined to be greater than the alien supersoldiers, feared by them for its importance to humanity's survival.

Scully, Doggett, and Reyes discover evidence of a dangerous UFO cult in "Providence," which has found a second spacecraft similar to one Scully studied in Africa.

In "Mulder & Scully Meet the Were-Monster," Mulder and Scully investigate a dead body found in the woods with its throat ripped open, described by eyewitnesses as a strange lizard thingy.

In "My Struggle II," a widespread panic begins as people all over the country suddenly start falling gravely ill, prompting Scully to search for a cure while Mulder confronts figures from their past in search of salvation.

In "The Lost Art of Forehead Sweat," Mulder and Scully explore the idea of The Mandela Effect, in which large groups of people remember an alternate history, leading them to question the origin of the X-Files themselves.