Looney Tunes Title Puns and Gags

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1. The title "Weasel Stop" is a pun on a term that involved in what kind of real-world activity? Railroad transportation Using a typewriter Sending telegrams Playing a record

2. "Muzzle Tough" is a pun on a Yiddish term. The original Yiddish term means: Congratulations Go away Hello Meddle

3. "Fox Pop" is a pun on what? A soft drink A novelty song A film title A Latin term

4. The following cartoon titles are themselves all puns on titles of literary works. Figure out the puns, then decide which work is the odd one out. Of Rice and Hen A Streetcat Named Sylvester Canary Row Apes of Wrath

5. "Easter Yeggs" is obviously a pun on Easter eggs, but what is a "yegg"? A vaudeville stooge or straightman An egghead, or in today's terms, a geek What we'd call a weirdo today A slang term for burglar or safecracker

6. "Bunny Hugged." A "bunny hug" is something you'd see in what kind of real-world activity? A wrestling match Gangland violence A parlor game A dance

7. "Banty-Raids" is a pun on "panty-raids." Who would be most likely to engage in a "panty-raid"? A policeman A college student A farmer Schoolyard kids

8. "Person to Bunny" could also be pun on a kind of telephone connection, but in this case it refers to a TV show hosted by which famous newsman? Walter Cronkite Edward R. Murrow John Cameron Swayze Chet Huntley

9. "Greetings Bait" is a pun on what? Prison convict slang World War II military bombers' call Catch phrase of radio personality Punchline of a familiar serviceman's joke

10. If your child asked about a cartoon title, which of these would require the most delicate explanation? Deduce You Say Quentin Quail Mexican Joyride Stork Naked