How many questions are in this quiz?

This quiz has 108 questions focused on Sith titles, Masters, and apprentices.

What is the quiz format?

Every question is multiple-choice with 4 options, and there is no timer.

Can I change the number of questions or difficulty?

Yes. Pick your question count before starting and choose a difficulty setting for an easier, mixed, or tougher run.

What topics are included besides “Darth” names?

It covers ranks and honorifics tied to Sith hierarchy, plus Master–apprentice context where titles are commonly confused.

Why do I keep mixing up Masters and apprentices?

Many characters change status over time, and similar naming patterns can mislead. Slow down and use era and context clues to narrow options.

Sith titles: apprentices and masters Quiz

About this quiz

What you’ll practice

From “Darth” names to Master–apprentice pairings, this quiz sharpens your ability to connect Sith titles with the characters who used them. You’ll also practice spotting when a title is a rank, an alias, or a formal address.

Because the difficulty is mixed, you’ll see a blend of famous canon picks and deeper cuts, keeping each run fresh without turning every question into trivia-only obscurity.

Format and settings

Each question gives you 4 options and there’s no timer, so you can think through similar-sounding names and titles. Before you start, choose how many questions you want to answer and set the difficulty to match your mood—quick warm-up, balanced run, or a tougher challenge.

Common pitfalls to avoid

Mix-ups often happen when multiple characters share similar “Darth” naming patterns or when an apprentice later becomes a Master under a different title. Another trap is confusing Sith political roles (like leadership positions) with Sith honorifics used within the Order.

Watch for era cues (Old Republic vs. prequel vs. sequel-era references)
Separate “Darth” names from informal nicknames and propaganda labels
Don’t assume every Sith is a Master; many are explicitly apprentices or acolytes
Be careful with characters who change titles after major turning points
Use elimination: two options may be Jedi/Sith lookalikes rather than Sith titles

How the difficulty stays balanced

Mixed difficulty means the quiz alternates between straightforward recognitions and more nuanced distinctions, so you’re rewarded for both broad familiarity and careful reading. If you miss a streak, lower the difficulty or shorten the question count to build consistency, then scale back up for a full 108-question run.