315 Shrek Trivia Questions & Answers

Answer: Fergus, Farkle, Felicia

These three ogre babies make their first appearance in "Shrek Forever After". Fergus is a Scottish name meaning 'Man of strength', this could have been chosen in relation to the fact Shrek has a Scottish accent. Felicia is a French name meaning 'Great happiness'; Fiona tells Shrek she's always wanted a girl named Felicia. Farkle isn't a common name but could be a reference to a French dice game. Shrek and various other characters mention the babies' names throughout the film. The three babies' existence is threatened in the film, when Shrek signs a sneaky deal with a short, tricky fellow named Rumplestiltskin (Rumpel).

Answer: the kingdom of Far Far Away

The King and Queen are tired of Fiona being locked up in the tower, a princess by day and a ogress by night. They are willing to sacrifice anything to have her curse lifted. At one point the King hesitates before signing the contract, obviously unsure as to whether this is the right thing to do. With feigned casualness, Rumpelstiltskin asks him if his kingdom is more important than his daughter. The King replies that nothing is more important than his daughter and starts to sign with new resolve. A messenger bursts in to tell them that the Princess has been rescued, saving the King from having to sign.
John Cleese and Julie Andrews provide the voices for the King and Queen and Walt Dohrn voices Rumpelstiltskin.

Answer: Arthur

During the last three breaths before King Harold dies, he tells Shrek that Arthur is the only other heir to the throne. Shrek goes on a quest to find Arthur, so he doesn't have to become the next king.

Answer: They have to assume the King and Queen's duties, because the King is sick.

Shrek and Fiona are seen performing many royal functions, including the unsuccessful launching of a new ship and a rather painfully executed knighting. Unhappy in his new duties, Shrek is chafing to return to the swamp and Fiona keeps reassuring him that it's only a few more days until her father becomes well enough to resume his role of king.
Shrek is voiced by Mike Myers, and Cameron Diaz again provides the voice of Fiona.

Answer: She gets eaten by sharks.

Fiona and Shrek are kissing on the beach when a wave comes and replaces Fiona with a mermaid. Fiona then throws the mermaid into the water where she is swarmed by sharks!

Answer: "It's good to be home"

Shrek is carrying Fiona through the doorway when he says this, right before Donkey suprises them.

Answer: Prince Charming

Of course Prince Charming expects the story to end with him delivering the kiss that binds Fiona to him and secures his future as a king. What he doesn't know (but soon finds out) is that Shrek has already rescued Fiona and they are on their honeymoon. He's told this by the Big Bad Wolf who was taking a nap in Fiona's tower bed.
Rupert Everett provided the voice of Prince Charming.

Answer: The Big Bad Wolf

The movie opens with Prince Charming telling the fairy tale story about Fiona's rescue, with himself in the role of the rescuer. When it comes to the part where he is supposed to deliver the kiss that will break the curse, he pulls back the bed curtains to find the Big Bad Wolf, who tells him that Fiona is off on her honeymoon. Later on Charming relates the experience, complaining that he found a 'gender confused wolf' instead of the princess he felt he was entitled to.

Answer: Donkey

According to Donkey, he was there to take care of the house, but Shrek sees that he did not sort the mail and did not water the plants and let the fish die.

Answer: Immediately after

The movie starts out showing Shrek and Fiona's honeymoon and is about their trip to meet Fiona's parents.

Answer: Eyeball

Shrek has a jar of eyeballs and spoons them into a bowl.

Answer: A fire-breathing dragon

Later in the film, when Shrek, Dragon and Donkey set off to stop the wedding, Shrek uses the chain on the dragon's collar to climb onto her back. In the next scene, when the dragon lands at Farquaad's castle, the chain has disappeared!

Answer: Eat me

The Gingerbread Man yells, "Eat me!" and then spits in his face.

Answer: Brush

The later scene in the credits where the mirror breaks when Shrek looks into it, is a direct reference to Mike Myers in 'Austin Powers the Spy who Shagged Me'.

Answer: 45 minutes

There are only two people in the line!

Answer: Smash Mouth

The songs were, 'All Star' and 'I'm a Believer'. Neil Diamond originally wrote 'I'm a Believer'. Eddie Murphy's vocals were used in the song in the movie.

Answer: Lord Farquaad

This is near the beginning of the movie when Lord Farquaad is torturing the Gingerbread Man in his castle.

Answer: A possessed toy

This is seen when the fairy tale creatures are being sold to the guards. Right after this event is when we first meet Donkey.

Answer: They have layers.

Donkey said all of the incorrect answers.

Answer: Cameron Diaz

She does a pretty good job of it, too.

Answer: Donkey

They make such a lovely couple, especially if you have the DVD and see the wonderful song donkey sings at the end.

Answer: Thelonius

Lord Farquaad calls him by name to intimidate the Magic Mirror.

Answer: Ogre

Voiced by Mike Myers.

Answer: An ogre

In the movie Shrek, the green guy referred to in the question is indeed an ogre named Shrek. Ogres are typically depicted as large, ugly, and fearsome creatures in folklore and mythology. However, in the movie, Shrek is portrayed as a lovable and relatable character, despite his physical appearance. The character of Shrek has become an iconic figure in popular culture and has spawned numerous sequels, spin-offs, and merchandise. The success of the Shrek franchise has also led to a resurgence in interest in fairy tale adaptations in Hollywood.