Lady and the Tramp Trivia Questions

Answer: Tony's

They both had spaghetti for dinner. Tony told Tramp to take his advice and settle down with this one. Before they went to Tony's, Tramp showed Lady the places where he ate one day a week at different houses.

Answer: Butch

Both men that work at the restaurant call Tramp by the name of Butch because they don't know his real name since dogs can't talk to humans!

Answer: Rat

Lady sees the rat climb into the nursery window, but she is tied up in the backyard. Then Tramp comes along and gets the rat.

Answer: Butch

Tony and Joe address Tramp as 'Butch'. Tramp, being a stray, is not attached to any family, but he has his favourites; on Mondays, he visits a German family, who call him Fritzie, and on Tuesdays, he visits an Irish family, who call him Mikey (and he does the accents to match). Normally Joe gives Tramp bones, but on seeing that 'Butch' has a new girlfriend, Tony insists that the two dogs be given something a little more special, and thus we have the spaghetti scene.

Answer: Jim Dear and Darling weren't paying her any attention because they were expecting a baby.

Lady didn't even know what a baby was!

Answer: Sarah

Aunt Sarah comes to the house to watch the baby while Jim Dear and Darling go away. Aunt Sarah is also the one who brings the Siamese cats.

Answer: Taking the long walk

Lady is carted off to the pound while she and Tramp are escaping from an angry farmer, and she is locked up with two of Tramp's friends, Peg the Pekingese and Bull the bulldog, as well as a borzoi called Boris, a dachshund called Dachsie, a chihuahua called Pedro, and a mongrel called Toughy. Nutsy, another dog, is being led out by one of the workers at the pound and Toughy says he is 'being taken for the long walk'. It doesn't take long for Lady to figure out what that means.

Incidentally, Peg's song, 'He's a Tramp', is my favourite song in the movie. It is sung by Peggy Lee, who also voices Darling, and both Siamese cats.

Answer: Boris

Boris was a philosopher when he wasn't in the pound. Pedro was the little Chihuahua at the pound and Peg was a Shih Tzu who told everyone to lay off of Lady.

Answer: Christmas

Jim Dear bought his wife Darling a puppy for Christmas which they named Lady.

Answer: the zoo

A friendly beaver at the zoo helped them if he could keep the muzzle after her got it off Lady.

Answer: A rat has entered the baby's room

Lady is chained up in her kennel and is in a bad mood with Tramp due to his womanising ways, but forgets her anger when she sees the rat from earlier on in the film sneaking into the baby's room. As she's chained up, she can't chase it, and when she barks at it, Aunt Sarah shouts at her to be quiet. Tramp hears Lady barking and when she explains about the rat, he sneaks into the house through the flap. He chases the rat and attacks it, knocking over the baby's cot. Aunt Sarah is woken up by the baby's cries, locks Tramp in a cupboard and calls the pound.

Originally, the rat was going to be called Herman and have speaking lines, but the end version had him be a non-speaking, nameless baddie instead.

Answer: Trusty

Trusty's grandpappy was Old Reliable. That seemed to be Trusty's favorite saying. Every time he said it, Jock would tell him that he had mentioned it. At the end Trusty asked the puppies that and they said, "No you haven't Uncle Trusty." Trusty then forgot what it was his grandpa used to say.

Answer: 1955

I also got this piece of info out of the booklet that came in my Disney Monopoly game!

Answer: Tony's

Lady and Tramp eat at Tony's and share a plate of spaghetti. This is one of the most famous Disney movie scenes.

Answer: Chihuahua

Pedro was one of the dogs from the pound. He had a sister that Tramp used to date - or so he thought. Jock was the little Scottie who was friends with Trusty and Lady.

Answer: to bed

She picks him up and tells him that he is going to bed. She then walks up stairs with him.

Answer: canary

It's funny how all the animals in the movie can talk, except the bird and fish.

Answer: 4

They had 4 puppies. 3 of them were girls and looked just like Lady and 1 was a boy who looked just like Tramp.