Double Fudge Trivia Quiz

Answer: money

Fudge has a theme song, "I love money, money money!" He also draws dollar signs on everything, including the cereal box. He prints his own "Fudge Bucks" and tries to use them in real stores. He even wants to be a miser when he grows up.

Answer: He and his father are moving.

Because Frank Fargo is getting successful, he decides to move to a new apartment in SoHo, in the artists' area. It's a bigger apartment, and Jimmy will get his own room.

Answer: Harry Potter

He listened to the "Harry Potter" books on tape on the way home from vacation over the summer. He thinks that you can't say "Harry Potter" out loud, and refers to him as You-Know-Who.

Answer: his shoe

He took the shoe off to scratch his foot, because it itched. When he went to put his shoe back on, it was gone. Peter noticed it was missing after they got off the train.

Answer: Washington D.C.

The Hatchers had gone to Washington D.C. so that Fudge could see where money was made and Peter could see the air and space museum. Uncle Howie recognized Mr. Hatcher in the gift shop at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. He called Mr. Hatcher "Tubby".

Answer: Flora and Fauna

In Hawaii, they are know as the Heavenly Hatchers, and they sing all the time. They even did a concert at Peter's school.

Answer: No

Fudge thought Uncle Feather had swallowed the marble and that's why he stopped talking. But according to the vet, a myna bird is too small to swallow a big marble.

Answer: Muriel

Sheila suggested that Uncle Feather needed a therapist, Olivia suggested he had lost his hearing and Henry said maybe Uncle Feather was on strike. Buzzy suggested tough love and Muriel laughed at that suggestion, but did not give her own reason. Melissa suggested acupuncture would help and Richie tried to bribe Uncle Feather into talking.

Answer: Beverly

Giraffe-Neck is the art dealer from New Jersey that Peter met while living there. It turns out she is dating Mr. Fargo and by the end of the book they have decided to get married.

Answer: growls

Farley, or Mini, tends not to talk because his older sisters talk enough. But at the end of the book, Mini speaks up and tells Flora and Fauna he will talk for himself from now on.

Answer: Yes

At first, Uncle Howie put his foot down, but after he visited the Tubmans, he decided it would be OK. He gave them rules though, like no junk food and no TV. Then he and his wife ended up watching TV all day!

Answer: ran into kitchen window, broke his wing

Usually, Uncle Feather can only come out when the windows and mirrors have been covered, because birds are attracted to bright lights. Uncle Feather breaks his wing, but Uncle Howie helps Peter and Fudge get him to a veterinarian.

Answer: Fudge

Mini said he wanted to be Egduf for Halloween, which is Fudge's name spelled backward. So both Fudge and Mini went trick-or-treating dressed as misers.

Answer: Peter

Peter, Flora and Fauna lost Fudge and Mini while trick-or-treating. Thanks to the security camera, they saw them inside the elevator with Miss Olivia. They were fine and ate candy bars while they waited to be rescued.

Answer: Mini swallowed it

Mini acted just like Fudge had when he'd swallowed Peter's turtle Dribble. Fudge was upset at Mini, but learned tolerance when he talked to Peter about their similar experiences. He was also upset because he wanted money from the tooth fairy.