MCU Quiz: Did Steve Rogers' Captain America Say It?

Let's see if you can work out if the MCU's Steve Rogers said it or not!

Avengers Infinity War Captain America
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In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Steve Rogers is a natural leader.

Even before he took part in "Project Rebirth", Steve never backed down against bullies and thugs. He might have been smaller with a long history of poor health, but Steve proved that he had the conviction to always do what was right.

Knowing that the super serum enhanced all aspects of a person, Doctor Abraham Erskine knew that when making the "perfect" soldier, character and integrity was more important than that person's current physical skills. Steve embodied everything that was needed, and Erskine's theory proved correct.

Throughout every battle with evil, and at times with his own allies, Rogers always stuck by his convictions - even if it meant taking down S.H.E.I.L.D. or going head-to-head against Tony Stark's Iron Man.

When times would get tough for the Avengers, Steve would always have powerful words of confidence for motivation. Despite sometimes providing comedy with his lack of knowledge of pop culture references, in difficult moments the Sentinel of Liberty was able to rally he friends.

This quiz is filled with Captain America's best quotes, and some by his fellow Avengers. Let's see if you can work out if Steve Rogers said it or not!

All of the answers can be found at the end of the quiz. Good luck!

1. I Don’t Want To Kill Anyone. I Don’t Like Bullies; I Don’t Care Where They’re From.

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