With the new trailer for Star Wars: Episode II attached to Monsters, Inc. release across North America, there's been a new surge of 'Clone'-goodness. Take a dip in the gene pool with this week's offering...

1) What's the sub-title for "Star Wars: Episode II"?

The Clone Wars
Attack of the Clones
Rise of the Clones
Clones on the Loose!

6) Mini-Me was a clone of Dr. Evil in "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me". What was his proportional size to the original doctor?

Twice
One half
One sixth
One eighth

2) Where did the clones of the Arnie flick "The Sixth Day" have a small mark to indicate the number of times they had been replicated?

Inner butt cheek
Scalp
Inner eye lid
Between second and third toes

7) The alien being of John Carpenter's "The Thing" could clone itself into any living organism. What do we see it as at the start of the 1982 classic?

Norwegian scientist
Swedish scientist
Husky
Wild wolf

3) In which major Hollywood movie did the plot center around post-World War II Nazis based in South America who had a plot to create a new Adolph Hitler through cloning?

8) Which movie poster had this creepy picture on it?

4) In which "Alien" movie was Ripley cloned?

Aliens
Alien 3
Alien 4

Trick Question - she wasn't

9) In the "Fifth Element", the cosmo-girl Leeloo was blown up in a spaceship crash. From what did the scientists on Earth re-clone her into existence?

A single cell
A strand of hair
A vial of blood

Her eyeball

5) Which animals' DNA did the scientists at "Jurassic Park" mix with dinosaur DNA in order to clone the extinct creatures?

Komodo dragon
Salamander
Alligator

Frog

10) The human 'batteries' kept inside "The Matrix" were cloned and grown, rather than born. What was part of the nutritional goodness we see that the computers used to feed them?

Salt water
Liquified dead people
Ground up seaweed

Pablum, lots of pablum