About This Quiz
Forget zombies and vampires — the true terror lies where science meets fiction. Take our quiz to test your knowledge of cult favorite "Orphan Black."The BBC America sci-fi series launched with a 10-episode run in 2013.
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The series explores the concept of cloning and the ethical and moral issues surrounding this branch of science.
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Poor orphan Sarah Manning steps into a world of trouble when she assumes a dead woman's identity.
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After watching police officer Beth jump in front of a train, Sarah realizes that she looks enough like the dead woman to assume her identity.
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When the series opens, viewers learn that Sarah has lost custody of her 8-year-old daughter, Kira.
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Sarah soon learns that she has an identical twin named Helena, who was raised in a harsh environment in the Ukraine.
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Topside Corp. owns the mysterious Dyad Institute, an organization responsible for cloning research.
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Rachel is the only one of the clones who knew of her status as she was growing up, because her parents gave her to Dyad when she was just a child.
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Angry over her upbringing, Helena was a Prolethean until she met Sarah and changed her ways.
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Felix Dawkins is Sarah's foster brother and her closest confidant and friend.
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Sarah is a mystery because she is the only known clone who has a biological child.
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Dyad's Project Leda is responsible for the female clone line — but out of the entire line, only Rachel initially knows she's a clone.
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The goal of Project Castor is to create a line of male clones for the military.
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Dyad picks a person to act as a monitor for each clone, but even the monitors don't know about the cloning project.
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Henrik Johanssen is such an extremist that he is willing to experiment on his own daughter, implanting fertilized eggs in Gracie as part of his research.
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Helena refers to the other female clones as "sestra," a Slavic word for sister.
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Cosima was working towards a doctorate before dropping out to study the clone biology.
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Alison is married to Donnie and is the adoptive mother to Gemma and Oscar. She works hard to keep up appearances to cover up her addictions and crimes.
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Art Bell is kicked off the police force for investigating Beth's death too intensely but eventually gets reinstated.
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Famed Neolutionist Dr. Aldous Leekie heads up the cloning and evolution work at Dyad.
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Sarah believes that Rachel has kidnapped both Kira and Mrs. S when season two kicks off.
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Sarah already suspects something strange is going on when Alison spills the beans that both women are clones.
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Ethan Duncan pens the secrets to the cloning project in a copy of "The Island of Dr. Moreau."
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The brilliant Delphine replaces Leekie as director of clone research at Dyad.
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Kendall Malone, estranged mother to Mrs. S, provided the original genetic material for both the male and female clones.
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M.K. lives off the grid and wears a sheep mask to conceal her face when she heads out in public.
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Donnie Hendrix, who is Alison's husband and monitor, accidentally kills Dr. Leekie.
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Paul was Beth's monitor but takes over as Sarah's monitor during season two.
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Young Charlotte is born 20 years after the other clones and has a serious illness caused by cloning.
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Cosima has a genetic illness that could take her life, so she works furiously to study both cloning and her condition in an effort to find a cure.
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