10 Questions: Wild Hogs Multiple Choice Quiz | Movies

Answer: John C McGinley

Tim Allen completed the biker foursome. McGinley was the playful police officer who happened upon the Wild Hogs while they were camping in the woods, and later again while swimming.

Answer: Jack

Ray Liotta portrayed the role of Jack Blade. Later in the movie it turned out that he was also the son of the founder of the Del Fuego gang, who had taken to riding alone.

Answer: pretty much what it said

The townsfolk entertained themselves with a unique game called "slap the bull", and talked the Wild Hogs into having a go at it. The Hogs never expected that the game quite literally involved slapping a live bull! The idea was to sneak up behind a large, unsuspecting bull and smacking it hard on the rump. Then the running started and the player had to get away as fast as possible and clear the fence before the angry bovine had time to catch up.

Woody went first and was successful in "slapping the bull", while Doug, during his turn, was not so lucky, after he further annoyed the poor animal.

Answer: Crawfish

Not expecting any company, the Wild Hogs enjoyed themselves in the buff and with abandon at a small rocky pool just off the road. They were shocked when they were suddenly joined by an exuberant young family, and had no chance to cover up. The Hogs were forced to stay in the water and resorted to trying to scare the intruders off by claiming that crawfish lived in the pool.

The husband, on hearing about the crawfish, immediately dived and tried to catch one. He then made the terrible discovery that led his family to scamper off.

Answer: Maggie

Dudley fell in love with the owner of the local diner, Maggie, during the chili festival in Madrid. The Del Fuegos took the diner hostage and threatened to wreck it if the Wild Hogs refused to come out and fight.

Answer: To retreive Dudley's motorcycle

While at the bar Dudley was forced to swap his bike for the Del Fuego leader's
wreck of a panhead, which proved unrideable. Dudley lost his bike and had to be be carted off in a sidecar.

Less than a mile further, Woody, overcome by the injustice, returned to reason with the Del Fuego leader. As he got back to the bar, however, he talked himself into stealing Dudley's bike back and severing the gang's fuel lines.

Answer: Sportster

Dudley almost lost his Harley-Davidson Sportster in a bum deal by believing that he was swapping it for a classic panhead. The Sporty has been produced in different incarnations since 1957 with modern models powered by a fuel injected Evolution V-twin engine. The geeky Dudly suffered numerous crashes in the movie, but somehow he, and his Sportster, survived.

Answer: Woody

Woody Stevens was a bankrupted, recently separated businessman. It was he who invited the other three middle aged men to join him on the road trip to California.

The foolish gesture of riding without his helmet presumably appealed to his sense of freedom and recklessness. The Hogs also turfed their cell phones for the same reason.

Answer: author

Somewhat henpecked, Bobby's wife, "persuaded" him to give up writing and return to his former more lucrative profession of unblocking toilets. Doug struggled to relate to his son, while Dudley was shy when it came to women. Woody was bankrupt and his wife was leaving him.

Answer: The Golden Knight

Doug was known as the Golden Knight during his heady college days, a reference to his once daring nature.

During the big rescue scene, when Doug was about to race over to where Dudley was suspended from a tree, Doug insisted that Woody and Bobby cheer him on by calling out his old college name, the Golden Knight.