The Ultimate Twilight Quiz

The Cullens only drink animal blood (rather than human blood,) making them "vegetarians" in the vampire community.

Edward has four siblings that were also taken in by Carlisle and Esme Cullen: Alice, Emmett, Rosalie and Jasper.

In Alaska, the Cullens found kindred spirits in the animal blood-drinking vampires from the Denali coven.

Edward can't read her mind, due to her mental shield. She developed this mental shield after becoming a vampire.

Because the vampires are so powerful and strong, the crack of the bat would give away their powers. Thunder disguises it.

Meyer had a dream where a sparkly, handsome vampire and a non-vampire girl had a discussion in a meadow. The dream was eventually the 13th chapter of the first book.

Bella went to visit her mother in Phoenix. Jasper and Alice were also hiding there.

James bites Bella on the wrist, and Edward is able to suck out the poison without overdoing it (and accidentally sucking out all her blood with it.)

Meyer needed a dark, rainy location for her sun-averse vampire family; the Olympic Peninsula couldn't be better.

In the film, Robert Pattison actually plays the song on the piano. The song was actually written by Carter Burwell.

Edward is, and always will be, stuck in the body of a seventeen year old. Technically, he's actually 108 years old.

Bella hallucinates Edward's voice in risky situations, which she avidly pursues in his absence.

If a vampire exposes themselves to non-vampires, the powerful Volturi coven has to eliminate them. The Volturi are the most powerful vampires on earth and enforce vampire laws.

Jacob belongs to the Quileute tribe, natives of the Olympic Peninsula. This is an actual indigenous nation with roughly 2000 members.

Imprinting involves a shape-shifter making a deep and spiritual connection with another person.

He starts out with the role of her protector, Jacob and Renesmee might have a romance once she matures, which might be a little odd, since she's Bella and Edward's daughter.

Rosalie, considered one of the most beautiful vampires in the world, says that she didn't have a chance to choose to be a vampire, and she wishes she had.

In the books, the Cullens do not all wear the family crest. The crest includes a lion, a hand and trefoils.

The lion represents strength (much like the super strong vampires) according to the director, Catherine Hardwicke.

Bella wasn't having it and breaks her hand in the process of punching Jacob.

Citing scheduling conflicts, Lefevre was replaced in the third film. Bryce Dallas Howard is Ron Howard's daughter.

Newborn vampires are particularly strong and desperate for blood. They also have bright red eyes.

To avenge James' death, Victoria uses the supernatural strength of newborn vampires against Bella's allies.

Jacob had run away after being rejected by Bella, but shows up for the nuptials. He eventually uses imprinting on her daughter, Renesmee.

Due to Edward's physical strength, his wedding night moves leave Bella battered. This is because vampires are much stronger than humans, and Bella isn't a vampire yet.

While giving birth to Renesmee, she almost dies, so Edwards turns her into a vampire to save her life.

While her dad can read thoughts and her mom can shield herself from the same, Renesmee can touch a person and place a thought in their mind.

Nahuel is a South American half-vampire, which convinces the Volturi that Renesmee isn't going to blow their cover (and therefore, they won't have to destroy her.)

Edward, finally able to read her thoughts, realizes just how much she loves him.

"Thirteen" was Hardwicke's directorial debut. She cast Nikki Reed and Evan Rachel Wood in the leading roles of this coming-of-age story. Reed co-wrote the script with Hardwicke.

Meyer wrote seven books that exist in the "Twilight" universe: "Twilight," "New Moon," "Eclipse," "Breaking Dawn," "The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner," "The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide" and "Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined."

Hardwicke only directed the first film. The second film was directed by Chris Weitz, the third by David Slade and the fourth and fifth by Bill Condon.

Most of the film was shot in 44 days. In general, the average length of principal photography on a feature-length film is 106 days.

The film was released on DVD in March of 2009, and by the end of the year, it sold more copies than any other DVD that year.