Disney Trivia

1. Walt Disney's early successes included a series of seventy-five short cartoons, one of which won the first ever Oscar for animated short films. A rival to Warner Brothers' "Looney Tunes", what was the name of this series?

From Quiz One Hundred Years of Disney

Answer: Silly Symphonies

Like "Looney Tunes", "Merry Melodies" belonged to the Warner Studios. The Disney cartoon that won the first Oscar was called "Flowers and Trees".

From Quiz Friends and Relatives of Mickey Mouse

Answer: Mortimer and Ferdinand

Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse are twins. They appeared in Mickey's comic strip in 1932. They were first presented, like Donald Duck, without pants, but soon became more respectably covered with trousers. Sadly, the creators of these characters decided to remove Ferdie in 1943 because the twins were too much alike. Huh? They're twins for goodness sakes. Floyd Gottfredson, their creator, planned to bring Ferdie back as an intellectual, complete with an Eton hat. Alas though, he never got round to doing so, and, for a long time, Morty was on his own. In more recent times, Ferdie has re-appeared once more and both he and Morty are usually depicted as champion football players. How dull.

From Quiz "Do You Know Donald Duck"

Answer: Walt Disney

Walt Disney created the character of Donald Duck in 1934, and Donald's first animated film short was called "The Wise Little Hen".

From Quiz Much About Disney Part 2

Answer: 1937

"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" was Walt's first full length feature film. It is the story of a girl who is the fairest in all the land and her step mother arranges for her to be killed. The man who is to kill her takes pity on her and leaves her in the woods where she is befriended by seven dwarfs who live in the woods.

From Quiz Much About Disney Part 1

Answer: Cast Members

The store is supposed to be set like a stage. Employees are cast members, the clothes they wear are costumes, the floor is being on-stage, the back room is back-stage, managers are stage managers, etc.

From Quiz Disney Mixture

Answer: The Matterhorn

The Matterhorn is a fantastic ride. My daughter loved it and so did my husband. You go around a mountain just like Splash Mountain except it is a snowy mountain and there isn't a big drop you just go around and around the mountain. It is really fun!

From Quiz Let's Learn Our ABC's the Disney Way - Up to Z

Answer: Whale talk

It was so funny listening to Dory talking to the whale. When Marlin finally believes Dory, he says "thaaaaannnnnkkkkkk yooouuuuuuu" to the whale.

From Quiz Let's Learn our ABC's the Disney Way - R and S

Answer: Roger Rabbit

"Who Framed Roger Rabbit" was such a cute Disney movie. Christopher Lloyd played the part of Judge Doom in this movie. No one knew that he also was a "toon". He melted right down to nothing. Baby Herman was the cutest "toon" character in this movie. When he grabs a cigar and pinches some girls - what a hoot!

From Quiz Let's Learn our ABC's the Disney Way - P and Q

Answer: Pirates of the Caribbean

This movie was simply outstanding! If you haven't seen it yet, I truly recommend this highly. Your parents will enjoy it too. You get to see so many different things in this movie, from action to comedy to a bit of a love story. Not too much of a love story, but just enough.

From Quiz Let's Learn our ABC's the Disney Way - N & O

Answer: Never Neverland

Peter Pan never wanted to grow old. He wanted to stay a little boy forever. If you ever saw the movie "Hook" then you see that Peter Pan did grow up. Robin Williams played the character "Peter" in that movie. You might remember Robin for his role in "Mrs. Doubtfire". This is one of my favorite movies with Robin.

From Quiz Let's Learn our ABC's the Disney Way - G & H

Answer: Goofy

If it's your birthday the day that you go to Disney World and Disneyland, stop at the Town Hall to pick up your birthday button. You can even get a phone call from Goofy at one of the stores in Disney. He'll wish you a happy birthday personally. I wore my button all day long and everyone said "happy birthday" to me. It was really nice. Make sure you sit close for the parade. Everyone sees you there!

From Quiz Let's learn our ABC's the Disney Way - C & D

Answer: Christopher Robin

Piglet is a little pig looking thing. He's probably Pooh's favorite friend. Tigger is a bouncing tiger. He usually gets himself in trouble by bouncing too much. Eeyore is a lazy little donkey with a pinned on tail. But he's so loveable and slow. But it seems like whenever Pooh gets stuck or needs some help, he yells, "CHRISTOPHER ROBIN!"

From Quiz Let's Learn our ABC's the Disney Way - I, J and K

Answer: It's a Small World

No matter how many times I see this ride and sing along to the song, I never get tired of this. The outfits are so pretty and the uniqueness of a serene boat ride is so peaceful. There was a rumor that one child really hurt himself by putting his arm outside the boat. Make sure that you keep your arms inside the boat. You don't want to get hurt!

From Quiz Disney Variety

Answer: 101 Dalmatians

Thunderbolt is the star of the TV show that the puppies like to watch.

From Quiz More Disney Potpourri

Answer: Jimmie Dodd

Jimmie also wrote many of the songs used on the show, including the "Today Is Tuesday", and "Circus Day" songs in the daily openings.

From Quiz Disney Magic Cruise #1

Answer: 964 feet

Standing on end, the Disney Magic is even taller than the Eiffel Tower.

From Quiz Disney Potpourri

Answer: November 18, 1928

Contrary to popular belief, this was not the first cartoon to feature Mickey Mouse. This was the third, the first with sound.

From Quiz Disney Mania

Answer: They light a fire, causing Monstro to sneeze

After they escape from the whale, Pinocchio finally becomes a real boy.

From Quiz Cinderella

Answer: solid

Song titled "The Stepsister's Lament." Found in the theater version and Brandy version.

From Quiz General Disney Mixture

Answer: "Monsters, Inc."

James P. Sullivan is Sully's full name. Voiced by John Goodman.

From Quiz Original Disney Plots

Answer: The Tempest

Ariel is Prospero's servant. Prospero basically has his birthright stolen from him by his brother, Alonso, and is banished to an island. Prospero finds this fairy "imprisoned in a cloven pine," and frees him/her promising freedom on the condition that Ariel work for him (he's a sorcerer) for several years.

From Quiz Disney For You!

Answer: 2

Their children are twins.

From Quiz One Hundred Years of Disney

Answer: Three Little Pigs

Based on the nursery story of the three little pigs, this cartoon was the second of eight successive Oscar winners for Best Animated Short Film won by the studio.

From Quiz Friends and Relatives of Mickey Mouse

Answer: Butch the Bulldog

Also known as Pluto the Pup, Mickey Mouse's dog, Pluto normally doesn't speak. For a short time in his early career, he did so however. Created in 1930 by the Walt Disney studio, Pluto today is a mixed breed, but, once again during his early career, he was portrayed as a bloodhound. He appeared in 89 films between the time of his creation until 1953 - several of which were nominated for Academy Awards. One of these actually did win an Oscar in 1941. This was called "Lend a Paw", with a storyline based around Pluto saving a kitten, which Micky Mouse adopts, resulting in Pluto becoming jealous. Pluto also has a girlfriend from time to time. She is Dinah the Dachshund, and their romance begins after Pluto rescues Dinah from the pound. This lovable pet belonging to Mickey Mouse is believed to be named after the newly discovered dwarf plant, Pluto, in 1930. His first appearance in a starring role was in the animated cartoon "Playful Pluto" (1934), in which he gets stuck on fly paper. His arch enemy is Butch the Bulldog, and he also has ongoing skirmishes with the two troublesome chipmunks, Chip and Dale, from time to time. Pluto first fell out with Butch when Pluto tried to steal Butch's bone - and the two have been fighting ever since.

From Quiz Who am I? Disney Edition!

Answer: Belle

"Beauty and the Beast" is a beautiful movie about a lady named Belle who meets a mysterious stranger, then falls in love with him. Belle eventually marries the Beast.

From Quiz Much About Disney Part 2

Answer: His smile

The mischievous cat leaves his smile until the end. Meow baby. The movie is based on the book by Lewis Carroll. The story is about a girl named Alice who follows a rabbit down his hole and has many interesting adventures.

From Quiz Much About Disney Part 1

Answer: Pinocchio

Geppetto wishes that Pinocchio was a real boy. He makes a wish on a star, and the Blue Fairy grants his wish by making the wooden puppet able to talk and walk.

From Quiz Let's Learn Our ABC's the Disney Way - Up to Z

Answer: Walt Disney

Walt Disney had so many dreams that he brought to life. Do you really think he envisioned that Disney would be this popular?

From Quiz Let's learn our ABC's the Disney Way - T,U,V

Answer: Tinkerbell

Tinkerbell is so small and cute, but she was very jealous of Wendy. In the movie "Hook", Julia Roberts played the character, Tinkerbell. It was so cute, you could see the baby footprints on Peter's shirt in that movie.

From Quiz Let's Learn our ABC's the Disney Way - P and Q

Answer: Peter Pan

Peter Pan used to fly over the Darling's home. He would sit and listen to Wendy tell stories. He lost his shadow one time and had to go back and get it. Wendy really liked Peter too. Peter invited Wendy and her two brothers to fly with him to Never Neverland. You can also ride the "Peter Pan Flight" in Disney World and Disneyland. This ride is in Fantasyland.

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