Frozen Trivia Questions

Answer: They die in a storm.

Elsa's and Anna's parents were the king and queen of Arendelle. They were on a boat in the middle of an ocean when a storm came and the boat overturned. The queen was voiced by Jennifer Lee and the king was voiced by Maurice LaMarche.

Answer: Kristoff

Kristoff says this to Anna because during the sled ride, he does not want her to put her feet on top of the sled and wants her to sit normally.

Answer: Let It Go

Elsa flees to the North Mountain where she sings the song "Let It Go", which is about how she can finally be herself without having to hide her powers anymore. While singing, she creates an ice palace and an ice dress.

The song won the award for Best Original Song at the 2014 Academy Awards. The movie also won the award for Best Animated Feature.

Answer: Jonathan Groff

Jonathan Groff is an actor who was born on March 26, 1985 in Lanchester, Pennsylvania. He is known for voicing Melchior Gabor in the broadway musical "Spring Awakening". He also won a Tony Award in 2007. Josh Gad voices the lovable Olaf, Santino, Fontana voices Prince Hans and Chris Williams voices Oaken, who is the guy who runs the trading post that Anna comes across while on her journey to find Elsa.

Answer: Wandering Oaken's Trading Post and Sauna

Wandering Oaken's Trading Post and Sauna is a little wooden cabin on the mountains selling summer goods.

Answer: For the First Time in Forever (Reprise)

"For the First Time in Forever" was one of the last songs written, just five months from the film's release. The reprise, then, had to be written even later! In the reprise, some of the percussion sound effects when Elsa strikes Anna in the heart come from the first song in the movie, "Frozen Heart", giving that song an extra meaning. The songs listed as wrong answers do not actually get reprise versions.

Elsa is a lovable character even when she is frustrating and dangerous, such as in this scene. It was not always this way. "Frozen" was adapted from the Hans Christian Andersen fairytale "The Snow Queen", continuing in their tradition of Andersen adaptations like "The Ugly Duckling" and "The Little Mermaid". In "The Snow Queen", the title character is outwardly villainous, and so too was Elsa for a while.

A Disney "Snow Queen" adaptation was a project pursued as far back as the 1990s, but the villainy of Elsa was a difficult hurdle for the production to overcome, leading to several abandoned attempts. The breakthrough that led to "Frozen" was in making the Snow Queen - Elsa - sisters with the protagonist - Anna. In doing so, they forced the audience to relate to her, and began to make her actions more understandable.

Answer: She was

While searching for the truth of what happened between the Northuldrans and the Arandellians, Elsa learned that she was the fifth element (element of nature). A female Northuldran named Honeymaren had originally told her that there was a fifth element beside air, fire, earth, and water.

Answer: Rocks

Kristoff proceeds to greet and speak to what appear to be rocks, prompting Olaf to mutter, "He's crazy." Just as Anna begins to back away, the rocks start moving and she realizes they are trolls. The title of the quiz should have given this one away.

Answer: Arendelle

Arendelle is ruled by Elsa and formerly by the late king and queen. During the movie Elsa freezes the country in the middle of summer but in the end discovers how to melt the ice. And so just like every fairy-tale before, they all live happily ever after.

Answer: Oaken

Kristoff says this about Oaken while telling Anna to step aside while he is trying to get his carrots for Sven, which causes Oaken to throw Kristoff out of his store.

Answer: Olaf

Olaf is a recreation of the snowman Elsa made at the beginning of the movie when the two were young. He is very happy, friendly, and optimistic. He instantly becomes friends with Anna and Kristoff. When, Anna tells him that she is trying to restore summer to the kingdom he becomes excited and sings the song, "In Summer" while envisioning what life would be like in the summer, not knowing that snow melts in the heat. He joins them on their quest to find Elsa.

Answer: She and Anna argue because she doesn't want Anna to marry a man she just met .

At the beginning, Hans and Anna try to get Elsa to bless their marriage, but she refuses to let that happen. This causes Anna to argue with Elsa which causes Elsa to accidentally expose her icy powers to the citizens, eventually freezing Arendelle. After exposing her powers, she runs away up to the North Mountain and isolates herself from the whole kingdom.

Answer: Ice

Kristoff sells ice for a living and is facing a rough business because of the eternal winter set off by Elsa.

Answer: King Runeard, Elsa and Anna's grandfather

Elsa found her way to Ahtahollan and saw what played out between her grandfather and the Northuldra people. Elsa watched as her grandfather killed the Northuldra leader which started the war and caused the mist to surround the Enchanted Forest. Before Elsa froze to death, she was able to let Anna know what happened so Anna could figure out how to fix it.

Answer: Fixer-Upper

When the trolls see that Kristoff has brought a girl to meet them, they immediately assume a love connection. When Anna denies a relationship, the trolls burst into song listing Kristoff's various flaws and attributes. "Love is an Open Door" is a duet sung by Anna and Hans. "In Summer" is performed by Olaf. Kristoff (and Sven) sing "Reindeers are Better than People".

Answer: Marshmallow

Elsa creates a snow monster to make Anna and Kristoff leave. Anna throws a snowball at it and so it chases them. Olaf says, "We totally lost Marshmallow back there," only to turn around and see Marshmallow right behind him.

Answer: Olaf

Olaf says this after Anna warns him to not stand too close to the fireplace because he will melt.

Answer: the heart

When Anna and her friends reach Elsa's palace, Anna goes in to speak to her sister. But what starts as a friendly conversation, ends with Elsa getting agitated and striking Anna in the heart, with her powers, by accident. Even more upset by hurting her sister again, Elsa creates a giant snow monster which chases Anna, Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf away from her palace.

Although the consequences of being struck in the heart by Elsa do not effect Anna at first, her hair soon begins to turn whiter and she also becomes very cold. Realizing something is wrong, Kristoff takes Anna to his family, the trolls from the beginning of the movie. At first the trolls think that Anna is Kristoff's girlfriend and sing the song "Fixer Upper". Eventually, after they see that Anna is ill, the two are told by the Grand Pabbie that to thaw a frozen heart an act of true love must be performed. Believing this means a kiss from Hans, the group of friends quickly heads back to the castle.

Meanwhile, Prince Hans, who was left in charge of Arendelle by Anna when she left, has gone into the mountains with a group of men to find Anna and Elsa. They end up at Elsa's palace not long after the others have left. Hans and a couple of the men make it past the snow monster and capture Elsa. They bring her back to the castle and lock her up.

Answer: Warm Hugs

Olaf, is a lovable snowman created by Elsa, and he likes warm hugs. This might be because that's what Elsa said when she created him. Olaf is a friendly personality and has an odd fantasy about summer, not knowing about the consequences that the season holds for a snowman.

Answer: Anna

When Olaf began to flurry, he told Anna that Elsa wasn't all right and that's why he was flurrying. Anna held Olaf as he flurried away and Olaf told Anna he loved her. As snowflakes, Olaf flurried onto a mountainside.

Answer: The Snow Queen

"The Snow Queen" is the correct answer. "The Snow Queen" story was written in 1844. The story is apparently one of Andersen's longest stories. Over the years it has been made into several movies and plays.

Answer: Elsa

After Hans sees Elsa in the prison that he locked her in, Elsa tells him that he needs to tell the guys to let her out of the prison.

Answer: Hans reveals that he never loved Anna.

Kristoff leaves Anna at the castle where she rejoins Hans. The two are left in a room together so that he can take care of her. Anna tells him everything that has happened and that he needs to kiss her to save her life. At this point Hans reveals that he never loved her. He was just pretending so that she would marry him and he would become king after killing Elsa. Although he was a prince, he was the youngest of thirteen brothers and knew he would never become king in his own country. Anna, of course, is shocked by this turn of events and after Hans locks her in the room to die, doesn't know what to do since she is too weak to move. Luckily, Olaf comes to her rescue. When he sees Kristoff racing back to the castle, Anna discovers she loves him, and Olaf helps Anna escape by going out a window so she can join him.

Meanwhile, Hans has told everyone that Anna has died, but not before marrying him first. This new position gives him the power to charge Elsa with treason for killing Anna. He and some guards go to her prison cell only to find that she has escaped by breaking a hole in the wall.

Answer: An act of true love which can thaw a frozen heart

When Anna gets struck by Elsa's power the second time, Kristoff takes her to Grand Pabbie and he tells Kristoff that only an act of true love can thaw a frozen heart.

Answer: Marshmallow

Marshmallow is a snow monster created by Elsa as her bodyguard. Elsa creates him to shoo away Anna and the others from her castle, which he effectively does. He is aggressive towards intruders and not very friendly to anyone who attempts to get into the castle other than Elsa. He is brother to Olaf.