The Hunchback of Notre Dame Trivia Questions

Answer: Esmeralda

Esmerelda is seen dancing in the flames as Frollo sings about her. He must have thought she was really hot...(That was a corny joke.)

Answer: Hugo, Victor, and Laverne

They are Quasimodo's best friends. Throughout the movie, it is never stated whether or not the statues really come to life, or if it is just a figment of Quasi's imagination. They are who Quasi goes to for advice.

Answer: Tom Hulce

Tom Hulce starred in movies such as "Amadaeus" and "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein."

Answer: Demi Moore

Demi Moore did the speaking voice for Esmeralda and Heidi Mollenharver did the singing voice for Esmeralda.

Answer: Insubordination

Phoebus wouldn't burn the house down of a family that helped anyone who asked for help. Frollo called that insubordination and was going to have Phoebus killed on the spot. Esmerelda helped Phoebus get away and Quasimodo hid an injured Phoebus in the bell tower of Notre Dame while he recovered.

Answer: Quasi

Laverne, one of Quasimodo's gargoyles, called Quasimodo "Quasi" a lot. Esmeralda did too sometimes after they became friends. They didn't call him those other names. If I was Quasimodo, I'd be glad my friends called me "Quasi" instead of "Hunchback". In my opinion that sounds a little mean.

Answer: The Bells of Notre Dame

She is seen listening to Clopin's story in the song, "The Bells Of Notre Dame".

Answer: Red

He has red hair, wears a green tunic, and has blue eyes! Have you noticed that all Disney characters have a little flip type thing in the front of their hair? Quasimodo is the bell ringer of Notre Dame. He is the main character in the movie.

Answer: Belle

Belle from "Beauty and the Beast" makes a brief cameo during one of the crowd scenes.

Answer: 4

Even though Djali spilled the rest...

Answer: Court of Miracles

Phoebus and Quasimodo were able to find the entrance to the Court of Miracles in a crypt. It led to the catacombs underneath the city. The gypsies caught Phoebus and Quasimodo in the catacombs and were going to hang them when Esmerelda stopped them. Unbeknownst to Phoebus or Quasimodo, Frollo followed them and arrested Esmerelda and Phoebus. Quasimodo was chained in the bell tower.

Answer: We don't know; the movie never told us their names

Quasimodo's parents were mysterious characters. We don't know why they came to Paris, where they lived before, or why they left where they were living before. We only see them traveling up the Seine River to the core of Paris. They got off the boat they were in and were suddenly stopped by Judge Claude Frollo. After Quasimdo's father was arrested, we never heard nor saw anything about him ever again. We saw Quasimdo's mother's death, and her body being carried into the church by the Archdeacon.

Answer: Paris

The Cathedral's construction started 1163 when the cornerstone was laid. After that, it wouldn't be completed until 1345, 182 years later. Frollo says in the song "Hellfire", "I'll find her! I'll find her if I have to burn down all of Paris!"

Answer: Yellow

His uniform is yellow and he wears a blue sash around his waist. Phoebus is one of the vital characters of the basic plot line. He gets Esmeralda when Quasi yearns for her. He is a soldier returning from the wars to be Captain of the Guards for Frollo.

Answer: Clopin

Clopin is also the leader of the gypsies, I like to think of him as being like the muses in Greek plays.

Answer: Phoebus

Captain Phoebus is voiced by actor Kevin Kline.

Answer: Djali

Isn't he a cute goat?

Answer: Burn at the stake

Quasimodo had been chained by Frollo in the bell tower of Notre Dame and the gargoyles tried to talk him into helping Esmerelda and Phoebus. When Quasimodo saw what Frollo was doing to Esmerelda he broke out of the chains and grabbed Esmerelda after swinging down from the tower and scooping her up.

Answer: God Help the Outcasts

"Paris" and "Never" I made up. Esmeralda didn't sing in "Topsy Turvy". "God Help the Outcasts" was sung by Esmeralda and a few other people in the church after she escaped to the church after saving Quasimodo.

"God Help the Outcasts" is about how many people refuse to help the gypsies and other outcasts, and the people who think they are righteous turn their backs on the problems which they could try to help.

Answer: Statues

The statues are there during the song, "The Bells of Notre Dame", but seemed to have run off when he climbs the building. In reality, the statues are there. They depict Mary and Jesus.

Answer: Djali

Her goat, Djali, is gray. He can be seen throughout the movie, even once smoking a pipe! Djali is like Esmeralda's kid.

Esmeralda is a gypsy dancer. She falls in love with Phoebus and is best friends with Quasimodo.

Answer: 4

"Four frightened gypsies slid silently under/ The docks near Notre Dame" of course including Quasimodo there are five!

Answer: Judge Frollo

Judge Frollo gives him the name Quasimodo which means "half formed". Frollo is forced to care for Quasimodo after the death of Quasimodo's mother.

Answer: Phoebus

A combination of Feeble and Doofus.

Answer: Hellfire

Frollo sang "The Bells of Notre Dame" with many other people, and "French Girls" and "Gypsies Gypsies Everywhere" are not real songs. "Hellfire" had red hooded monks in it, but they were just in his imagination.

"Hellfire" was right after "Heaven's Light". "Hellfire" was about how Frollo really felt about Esmeralda. To sum it up, he either wanted to kill her or to have her as his wife. This song was one of the darkest songs, and had a lot of meaning.