Disney Quiz

Unveiling the Magic: Test Your Disney Knowledge

Question: Which Disney movie featured the song “When You Wish Upon a Star”?

Answer: “When You Wish Upon a Star” is a classic song from the 1940 Disney film “Pinocchio”.

Question: What are the names of the seven dwarfs in “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”?

Answer: The seven dwarfs are named Doc, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Bashful, Sneezy, and Dopey.

Question: In “The Lion King”, what is the name of Simba’s mother?

Answer: Simba’s mother’s name is Sarabi.

Question: What is the name of the toy store in “Toy Story 2”?

Answer: The name of the toy store is Al’s Toy Barn.

Question: Who is the fashion designer for superheroes in “The Incredibles”?

Answer: The fashion designer is the iconic character Edna Mode.

Question: In “Finding Nemo”, what is the address that Marlin and Dory are searching for?

Answer: The address is P. Sherman, 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney.

Question: What is the name of the protagonist in “The Princess and the Frog”?

Answer: The protagonist’s name is Tiana.

Question: Who is the villain in “Sleeping Beauty”?

Answer: The villain in “Sleeping Beauty” is Maleficent.

Question: What does Cinderella’s fairy godmother turn into a carriage?

Answer: Cinderella’s fairy godmother turns a pumpkin into a carriage.

Question: In “Aladdin”, what is the name of Jasmine’s pet tiger?

Answer: Jasmine’s pet tiger is named Rajah.

Question: Which character sings “Let It Go” in “Frozen”?

Answer: The character Elsa sings “Let It Go” in “Frozen”.

Question: What type of animal is Timon in “The Lion King”?

Answer: Timon is a meerkat.

Question: Who is the sea witch in “The Little Mermaid”?

Answer: The sea witch is Ursula.

Question: What is the name of the island where “Moana” is set?

Answer: The name of the island is Motunui.

Question: What is Mulan’s dragon friend’s name?

Answer: Mulan’s dragon friend is named Mushu.

Question: In which Disney film would you find the character “Baymax”?

Answer: Baymax is a character in the Disney film “Big Hero 6”.

Question: What is the name of the boy who owns Buzz Lightyear in the movie “Toy Story”?

Answer: The boy’s name is Andy.

Question: Who voices the character of Woody in “Toy Story”?

Answer: Tom Hanks is the voice behind Woody in “Toy Story”.

Question: In “Monsters, Inc.”, what does Sully think Boo’s real name is?

Answer: Sully thinks Boo’s real name is Mary.

Question: What is the name of the villain in “101 Dalmatians”?

Answer: The villain is named Cruella de Vil.

Question: How many wishes does the genie grant Aladdin in “Aladdin”?

Answer: The genie grants Aladdin three wishes.

Question: What are the names of Ariel’s two best friends in “The Little Mermaid”?

Answer: Ariel’s best friends are Flounder the fish and Sebastian the crab.

Question: What object does the Beast keep in his forbidden wing in “Beauty and the Beast”?

Answer: The Beast keeps an enchanted rose in his forbidden wing.

Question: What is the name of the cowboy’s horse in “Toy Story”?

Answer: The cowboy’s horse is named Bullseye.

Question: What is the name of the circus in “Dumbo”?

Answer: The circus is called The WDP Circus.

Question: Who adopts Hercules as a baby in “Hercules”?

Answer: Hercules is adopted by the mortal couple, Alcmene and Amphitryon.

Question: Which Disney movie features a thieving raccoon named Meeko?

Answer: Meeko is featured in “Pocahontas”.

Question: What is the name of Belle’s father in “Beauty and the Beast”?

Answer: Belle’s father is named Maurice.

Question: In “The Little Mermaid”, which character sings “Under the Sea”?

Answer: Sebastian the crab sings “Under the Sea”.

Question: What is the name of the Praying Mantis character in “A Bug’s Life”?

Answer: The Praying Mantis character’s name is Manny.

Question: What does WALL-E stand for in the movie “WALL-E”?

Answer: WALL-E stands for Waste Allocation Load Lifter – Earth-Class.

Question: Who is the Emperor of China’s trusted advisor in “Mulan”?

Answer: The trusted advisor is Chi-Fu.

Question: What is the name of the tavern where Rapunzel and Flynn Rider meet in “Tangled”?

Answer: The tavern is called The Snuggly Duckling.

Question: In which Disney movie is there a character named Lightning McQueen?

Answer: Lightning McQueen is a character in “Cars”.

Question: Towards the end of “Cinderella”, what helps the Duke find the girl who fits the glass slipper?

Answer: It is Cinderella’s mice friends who help by freeing her from being locked away so she can try on the slipper.

Question: Who is the God of the Underworld in Disney’s “Hercules”?

Answer: The God of the Underworld is Hades.

Question: What kind of animal is Figaro, who appears in “Pinocchio”?

Answer: Figaro is a cat.

Question: What is the name of the place where Elsa creates her ice palace in “Frozen”?

Answer: Elsa creates her ice palace on the North Mountain.

Question: In “Beauty and the Beast”, what kind of animal is Gaston’s sidekick LeFou transformed into?

Answer: LeFou is transformed into a snowman during the enchantress’s spell, but in his normal state, he is a human.

Question: Which Disney Princess has a friend named Pascal?

Answer: Rapunzel from “Tangled” has a friend named Pascal, who is a chameleon.

Question: Who is the captain of the royal guard that hunts Flynn Rider in “Tangled”?

Answer: The captain’s name is Captain of the Guard, or often referred to as simply “The Captain”.

Question: What is the main theme of Disney’s “Wreck-It Ralph”?

Answer: The main theme is about accepting yourself and the idea that you can choose who you want to be.

Question: In “Peter Pan”, what is the name of the pirate ship?

Answer: The name of the pirate ship is The Jolly Roger.

Question: What is the forbidden frontier explored in “Brave”?

Answer: Merida explores the forbidden forest called the Scottish Highlands.

Question: What Disney movie involves a magical board game?

Answer: The movie is “Jumanji”, which involves a supernatural board game that brings jungle creatures and various hazards into real life.

Question: During her morning routine in “Beauty and the Beast”, what does Belle borrow from the bookseller?

Answer: Belle borrows her favorite book about far-off places, magic spells, and a prince in disguise.

Exploring the Depths of Disney’s Oceanic Adventures

Question: In "The Little Mermaid", what does Ursula take from Ariel in exchange for human legs?

Answer: Ursula takes Ariel’s voice as part of their deal.

Question: Who is the forgetful fish that accompanies Marlin on a journey in "Finding Nemo"?

Answer: The forgetful fish is Dory.

Question: What is the name of the prince Ariel falls in love with in "The Little Mermaid"?

Answer: The prince’s name is Eric.

Question: In "Moana", what is Maui’s magical fishhook capable of doing?

Answer: Maui’s fishhook allows him to shapeshift into different animals.

Journeys Through Enchanted Lands

Question: In "Alice in Wonderland", who are the characters that Alice races in a circle with?

Answer: Alice races with the Dodo and the other characters in a Caucus race.

Question: Who helps Aladdin escape the Cave of Wonders?

Answer: The magic carpet helps Aladdin escape the Cave of Wonders.

Question: In "Beauty and the Beast", what is Belle’s favorite genre to read?

Answer: Belle loves to read romance books and fairy tales.

Question: Which Disney princess is known to have healing powers linked to her hair?

Answer: Rapunzel, from "Tangled", has magical healing hair.

Iconic Disney Sidekicks

Question: What is the name of Aladdin’s monkey sidekick?

Answer: Aladdin’s monkey sidekick is named Abu.

Question: Who is the comical snowman that befriends Anna and Elsa in “Frozen”?

Answer: The comical snowman’s name is Olaf.

Question: In "The Lion King", who are the duo that adopts Simba after he runs away from the Pride Lands?

Answer: Timon and Pumbaa, a meerkat and warthog duo, take Simba under their wing.

Question: What type of animal is Mrs. Jumbo in "Dumbo"?

Answer: Mrs. Jumbo is an elephant, Dumbo’s mother.

Memorable Disney Songs and Scores

Question: Who composed the iconic score for "Pirates of the Caribbean"?

Answer: The score was composed by Klaus Badelt and Hans Zimmer.

Question: Which Disney movie features the song "Hakuna Matata"?

Answer: "Hakuna Matata" is a feature song in "The Lion King".

Question: What song does Mary Poppins sing to encourage the children to clean up their room?

Answer: Mary Poppins sings "A Spoonful of Sugar".

Question: In "Hercules", what song do the Muses sing to narrate Hercules’ rise to fame?

Answer: The Muses sing "Zero to Hero".

Disney’s Royalty and Noble Characters

Question: Who is the first Disney princess to be crowned a queen during her feature film?

Answer: Elsa from "Frozen" is the first Disney princess to be crowned as a queen.

Question: In which movie does a prince disguise himself as a commoner and goes by the name "Flynn Rider"?

Answer: This happens in "Tangled", where Prince Eugene adopts the alias Flynn Rider.

Question: Who does Mulan impersonate to take her father’s place in the army?

Answer: Mulan impersonates a male soldier named Ping.

Question: Which Disney character is known for wearing glass slippers?

Answer: Cinderella is known for wearing the famous glass slippers.

The Animal Kingdom of Disney Films

Question: What type of animal is Tod in "The Fox and the Hound"?

Answer: Tod is a red fox.

Question: Which Disney film includes an orange tabby cat named Thomas O’Malley?

Answer: Thomas O’Malley is from "The Aristocats".

Question: What is the name of the racetrack in "Cars" where Lightning McQueen races?

Answer: The racetrack is known as the Piston Cup.

Question: In "Tarzan", what is the name of Tarzan’s gorilla mother?

Answer: Tarzan’s gorilla mother is named Kala.

Question: In "The Jungle Book", what kind of bear is Baloo?

Answer: Baloo is a sloth bear.

Timeless Disney Classics

Question: In the original "Fantasia", what is the name of the apprentice?

Answer: The apprentice’s name is Mickey Mouse.

Question: What are the names of the parents in "Peter Pan"?

Answer: The names of the parents are George and Mary Darling.

Question: What do the cards paint in "Alice in Wonderland"?

Answer: The cards paint the roses red.

Question: Who is the famous American author of the book that inspired "The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad"?

Answer: The author is Washington Irving.

Question: Which Disney film was the first to be shot in CinemaScope?

Answer: "Lady and the Tramp" was the first Disney film in CinemaScope.

Embracing Diversity in Disney’s Universe

Question: In "Coco", what is the name of the boy who dreams of becoming a musician?

Answer: The boy’s name is Miguel.

Question: Which Disney movie showcases Polynesian culture and mythology?

Answer: "Moana" showcases the Polynesian culture and mythology.

Question: In "Pocahontas", who is the English settler that Pocahontas falls in love with?

Answer: She falls in love with Captain John Smith.

Question: Which Disney film features a young Inuit boy embarking on a traditional journey of survival?

Answer: The movie is "Brother Bear".

Question: What is the name of the ancient city that Kida is the princess of in "Atlantis: The Lost Empire"?

Answer: Kida is the princess of the ancient city of Atlantis.

Challenging the Status Quo in Disney Narratives

Question: Which Disney princess is known for not wanting to be married off?

Answer: Jasmine from "Aladdin" is known for her desire to marry for love, not just duty.

Question: What is the name of the character in "Brave" who refuses to follow traditional roles and decides to carve her own path?

Answer: The character’s name is Merida.

Question: In "Mulan", what does Mulan use to defeat Shan Yu on the rooftop?

Answer: Mulan uses a fan to disarm and defeat Shan Yu.

Question: Which Disney film features a female heroine who is not royalty?

Answer: "Mulan" features a female heroine who rises to heroism without being of royal lineage.

Question: In "Frozen II", what do Anna and Elsa discover about the past that changes their understanding of their kingdom?

Answer: They uncover the truth about a historic conflict between their kingdom and the indigenous Northuldra people.

The Hilarity and Heart of Disney Antagonists

Question: In which Disney movie is the antagonist fond of saying “long live the king”?

Answer: The antagonist Scar says “long live the king” in “The Lion King” before betraying Mufasa.

Question: Which Disney villainess owns a fur coat made of puppy fur?

Answer: Cruella de Vil in “101 Dalmatians” is infamous for her desire to create a coat made from the fur of Dalmatian puppies.

Question: What Disney movie features the song “Poor Unfortunate Souls” sung by the villain?

Answer: Ursula the sea witch sings “Poor Unfortunate Souls” in “The Little Mermaid”.

Question: Who is the main antagonist in “Tarzan” that is obsessed with capturing the gorillas?

Answer: Clayton is the antagonist in “Tarzan” who seeks to capture the gorillas for fame and fortune.

Question: What dubious honor does Gaston proclaim he uses antlers in all of his decorating for in “Beauty and the Beast”?

Answer: Gaston boasts about using antlers in all of his decorating during his self-titled song “Gaston”.

Captivating Tales of Adventure and Friendship

Question: In “Up”, what does Carl Fredricksen attach to his house to fly to Paradise Falls?

Answer: Carl uses thousands of helium balloons to make his house fly to Paradise Falls in “Up”.

Question: Which Disney movie features two mice as protagonists who start a rescue aid society?

Answer: “The Rescuers” features two mice, Bernard and Bianca, starting a rescue aid society.

Question: In “The Fox and the Hound”, what are the names of the two main characters who are natural enemies but become friends?

Answer: The two main characters are Tod the fox and Copper the hound dog.

Question: What is the name of the green, single-eyed monster in “Monsters, Inc.”?

Answer: The one-eyed monster’s name is Mike Wazowski.

Question: What is the famous phrase that Woody uses to call everyone to attention in “Toy Story”?

Answer: Woody’s famous catchphrase is “Okay, everybody, coast is clear.”

Discovering Unseen Worlds with Disney Imagineering

Question: In “Finding Dory”, what is the name of the Octopus who helps Dory find her parents?

Answer: The octopus’s name is Hank.

Question: What invention does the protagonist of “Meet the Robinsons” build?

Answer: The protagonist, Lewis, builds a memory scanner in “Meet the Robinsons”.

Question: In “Inside Out”, who are the five emotions controlling Riley’s actions?

Answer: The five emotions are Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust.

Question: Which Disney movie features a futuristic city in the sky and a boy genius inventor?

Answer: “Treasure Planet” features the futuristic sky city and boy genius, Jim Hawkins.

Question: Who discovers a hidden world in a desk and embarks on an adventure in “The Secret of the Armoire”?

Answer: The young protagonist, Ally, discovers the hidden world in “The Secret of the Armoire”.

The Magic and Mystique of Disney’s Medieval Stories

Question: Who must pull the sword from the stone to become the rightful king of England in Disney’s take on Arthurian legend?

Answer: Arthur, known as Wart in the movie, must pull the sword from the stone in “The Sword in the Stone”.

Question: In “Brave”, what spell does Merida ask the witch for?

Answer: Merida asks for a spell to change her destiny, which inadvertently turns her mother into a bear.

Question: What is the name of the young squire who befriends a talking dragon in “The Reluctant Dragon”?

Answer: The young squire’s name is Giles.

Question: Which Disney movie is based on the ballad of a legendary female warrior from ancient China?

Answer: “Mulan” is based on the ballad of Hua Mulan.

Question: What is the name of the legendary outlaw with a talent for archery in the Disney classic set in Sherwood Forest?

Answer: Robin Hood is the legendary archer in the Disney movie “Robin Hood”.

The Thrill and Heartbreak of Disney High School Stories

Question: In “High School Musical”, what is the name of the high school where the story takes place?

Answer: The name of the high school is East High School.

Question: What extracurricular competition is central to the plot of “Big Hero 6”?

Answer: A science fair competition, where the protagonists enter their inventions, is central to “Big Hero 6”.

Question: In “Prom”, what are the group of teenagers preparing for throughout the movie?

Answer: The group of teenagers is preparing for their high school prom in “Prom”.

Question: Who becomes the unexpected prom king in “Zombies”?

Answer: Zed, a zombie football player, becomes the unexpected prom king in “Zombies”.

Question: In “Descendants”, who are the children of Disney’s classic villains trying to adjust to life among the heroes?

Answer: The characters Mal, Evie, Carlos, and Jay are the children of villains adjusting to life at Auradon Prep.

Deep Dives into the Creative Process Behind Disney Classics

Question: In “Walt Before Mickey”, what is Walt Disney’s journey before he creates Mickey Mouse?

Answer: Walt Disney experiences a series of business failures and challenges before he creates Mickey Mouse.

Question: What Academy Award-nominated documentary showcases the behind-the-scenes magic of Disney animation?

Answer: “Waking Sleeping Beauty” is the documentary that explores the revival of Disney animation from 1984 to 1994.

Question: What is the name of the anthology series that featured a mix of live-action and animated shorts created by Walt Disney and his studio?

Answer: The series is called “Walt Disney’s Disneyland” or later known as “The Wonderful World of Disney”.

Question: Which movie details the arduous task of bringing “Mary Poppins” from the page to the screen?

Answer: “Saving Mr. Banks” details the challenges of adapting the book “Mary Poppins” for the big screen.

Question: What is the backstory of Pixar revealed in “The Pixar Story” documentary?

Answer: “The Pixar Story” tells how Pixar Animation Studios emerged and revolutionized animation with groundbreaking technologies.

The Enduring Legacy of Disney Through Generations

Question: What Disney theme park attraction was transformed into a successful film franchise starring Johnny Depp?

Answer: The “Pirates of the Caribbean” attraction was transformed into a film franchise.

Question: Which Disney movie became a hit Broadway musical, featuring songs by Elton John and Tim Rice?

Answer: “The Lion King” became a successful Broadway musical with music by Elton John and Tim Rice.

Question: What Disney film’s sequel was released 54 years after the original, making it one of the longest gaps between film sequels?

Answer: “Mary Poppins Returns” was released 54 years after the original film “Mary Poppins”.

Question: What theme park opened on July 17, 1955, as the first-ever Disney theme park?

Answer: Disneyland in Anaheim, California, opened on July 17, 1955, as the first Disney theme park.

Question: Which Disney movie’s environmental message and stunning animation have made it a timeless classic that continues to educate and inspire viewers?

Answer: “The Lion King” has an enduring environmental message that continues to inspire audiences worldwide.