What was the original purpose of the MiB agency?
To catch aliens
To kill aliens To contact aliens
When was the MiB agency started?
the early 1950s the mid 1950s
the late 1950s
When did aliens first contact the MiB agency?
1950 1961
1972
Who was present when aliens made first contact with the MiB agency? Some MiB agents
Some police officers Some astronomers
The President of the US A lost kid
Why did the aliens come to Earth?
They were Nazis.
They wanted to meet the Queen. They were refugees.
They crashed their spaceships in New York.
What was the purpose of the World's Fair in Queens, New York?
To show the new alien technology
To attract more aliens To hide the aliens' spaceship
When did Kay get his most recent CAT scan?
6 weeks ago 6 months ago
He can't remember.
What does Edwards think after he hears Kay's explanation of the MiB agency? He thinks Kay is crazy.
He thinks the aliens are cute.
He thinks MiB is dangerous.
About how many aliens live on Earth?
150 1500
15 000
Where do most aliens live? Manhattan
Queens
Brooklyn
Why does MiB keep aliens on Earth a secret?
The aliens are dangerous. People are panicky and stupid.
The US government wants to hide aliens from other countries.
If Edwards joins the MiB agency, what will he have to do?
He will have to change his face.
He will have to learn the aliens' languages. He will have to cut contact with everyone he knows.
When must Edwards decide whether he wants to join the MiB agency?
A few hours later By sunrise
In a week
Kay: Back in the mid-1950s, the government started a little underfunded agency with the simple and laughable purpose of establishing contact with a race not of this planet.
Zed: If you will look directly at the end of this device, we'll administer the eye test.
Kay: Everyone thought the agency was a joke, except the aliens who made contact March 2, 1961 outside New York.
Kay: There were nine of us the first night. Seven agents, one astronomer, and one dumb kid who got lost on the wrong back road.
Edwards: Oh, you brought that tall man some flowers.
Kay: This way. They were a group of intergalactic refugees. They wanted to use Earth as an apolitical zone for creatures without a planet.
Kay: Did you ever see "Casablanca"? It's the same thing, except no Nazis.
Kay: We agreed, and we concealed all the evidence of their landing.
Edwards: So these are real flying saucers, and the World's Fair was just a cover-up for their landing?
Kay: Why else would we hold it in Queens? More nonhumans arrive every year and live among us in secret.
Edwards: Look, I'm sorry. Not to change the subject or anything, but when was the last time you had a CAT scan?
Kay: About six months ago. It's company policy.
Edwards: Right. You should make another appointment.
Edwards: Ah, look! Tell your boy Zed I had an absolutely wonderful time and thank you for everything, but why don't you show me the door.
Kay: All right. I'm going to get some coffee. You want some coffee?
Edwards: No, thank you, I'm fine.
Kay: How you doing, fellas?
Aliens: Hi Kay!
Kay: That's not decaf, is it?
Aliens: Viennese Cinnamon!
Kay: Don't tell me we only got that powdered stuff for cream again. I hate that stuff. You guys getting along all right?
Aliens: ?????
Kay: Well, don't work too hard.
Kay: (Are you) Sure you don't want some coffee?
Aliens: ?????
Kay: All right, kid, here's the deal. At any given time there are around 1500 aliens on the planet. Most of them right here in Manhattan. And most of them are decent enough. They are just trying to make a living.
Edwards: Cab drivers.
Kay: No, not as many as you'd think.
Kay: Humans, for the most part, don't have a clue. Don't want or need one either. They're happy. They think they have a good bead on things.
Edwards: Why the big secret? People are smart. They can handle it.
Kay: A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals. And you know it.
Kay: 1500 years ago, everybody knew the Earth was the center of the universe. 500 years ago, everybody knew the Earth was flat. And 15 minutes ago, you knew that people were alone on this planet. Imagine what you'll know tomorrow.
Edwards: What's the catch?
Kay: The catch. The catch is you will sever every human contact. Nobody will ever know you exist anywhere. Ever.
Kay: I'll give you to sunrise to think it over.
Edwards: Hey, is it worth it?
Kay: Oh yeah, it's worth it ... if you're strong enough.