WALL-E Trivia Questions

Answer: A satellite

When WALL.E showed EVE the plant, she started a siren and placed the plant inside her body and shut down. WALL.E became scared. A few days later, the vessel that brought EVE came to retrieve her. WALL.E attached himself to the rocket, thinking that she was being abducted. After take off, he entered space which was completely filled with BnL products and other kinds of junk including the basketball-sized Russian satellite "Sputnik", which was the last object to let go of him.

Answer: Auto the Autopilot

After Auto starts refusing to obey the Captain, we again see the pictures of the previous captains. This time, we see how Auto is lurking behind them ominously. Auto's glowing red eye is a reference to the HAL 9000 computer from "2001: A Space Odyssey", another machine that starts refusing human orders and becomes a threat.

Answer: that it's time to go home

The manual informs the Captain that the existence of plant life indicates that the Earth, once too toxic to support it, is now clean enough for the people to go home. The Captain has the computer show him scenes of Earth and he gets very excited about going back. Auto, the auto-pilot seems determined to stop that from happening.

Answer: It used a hyperjump.

WALL-E and EVE managed to put the plant in the Holo-Detector chamber, which activated the hyperjump back to Earth. The hyperjump was a faster than light travel system. It enabled to ship and its passengers to arrive on Earth almost instantly. Vehicles achieving faster than light travel is common in sci-fi, but is impossible in reality. Well, for now at least.

Answer: MO, Microbe Obliterator

After reaching the Axiom, WALL.E entered a room where the EVEs were suspended in air and a small robot named MO (Microbe Obliterator) was sanitizing the EVEs after their mission. But WALL.E was just too dirty. WALLE.E teased MO by intentionally dirtying the floor and placing his foot on MO's face, driving him furious.

Answer: John and Mary

John and Mary meet when they are watching WALL-E and EVE flying outside of the spaceship, after WALL-E narrowly avoids being blown up in the escape pod. They are later seen frolicking together in the ship's pool, and then saving the children when Auto tips the ship on its side. John is voiced by John Ratzenberger, who is best known for his role as Cliff on the TV show "Cheers", and who has had a role in every previous Pixar film. Mary is voiced by Kathy Najimy, who is the voice of Peggy Hill on the animated series "King of the Hill".

Answer: with a fire extinguisher

EVE has the capacity for flight, but WALL-E does not. He grabs a fire extinguisher and propels himself through zero gravity by shooting it off in small bursts. In this way he and EVE dance through space. When EVE finds that he has saved the plant, she give him a "kiss", after which the dance is even better!

Answer: The sun

WALL-E was a solar-powered robot. He was badly damaged while trying to save the plant, but EVE managed to repair him when they returned to Earth. She worked quickly, replacing all of his broken components, and then shot a hole in the roof of his home. WALL-E's power level increased using the sun's rays, but it appeared that he had reset and lost his personality. Then EVE held his hand and the sentient WALL-E returned.

Answer: Shelby Forthright

Fred Willard as Shelby Forthright appeared in a live clip wearing a gas mask, instructing AUTO (the autopilot) not to return to Earth at any cost because the toxicity had not reduced. But even after his death they continued to follow his orders. When EVE returned with proof that toxicity had reduced (in the form of the plant) they tried to dispose of it. When the captain came to know about it, AUTO staged a mutiny, taking control of the ship.

Answer: Sigourney Weaver

Among Weaver's science fiction credentials are the roles of Ellen Ripley in the "Alien" series of films and of Gwen DeMarco in "Galaxy Quest", where her only job on the ship was to talk to the computer. She was also the voice of a ship's computer on an episode of the animated TV show "Futurama".

Answer: He has been given a directive by the BnL CEO that it was not safe.

The cruise in space was supposed to last five years, after which time the Earth was supposed to be clean enough for people to return and start again. At the end of the five year period, Auto got a message from the CEO of the company in charge of the clean-up, telling him that Earth was too toxic and they were abandoning the project. Auto was told not to return to Earth. In the 700 years since that time, the Earth has cleansed herself of her toxins, if not her garbage.

Answer: kiss

The autopilot was given clear instructions not to go back to Earth. WALL.E got into an escape pod to retrieve the plant and found it. EVE, who was accused of malfunctioning, became ecstatic and gratefully gave WALL.E a kiss.

Answer: Farming

He puts the boot with the plant in the ground and explains to the assembled crowd that it's called farming, and the kids are going to be great at it: growing, among other things, pizza plants. In the end credits of the film, we see WALL-E and EVE sitting beneath a large tree that has grown from the plant in the boot.

Answer: planting seeds

The Captain overthrows Auto and sets a course for Earth. They are dismayed to find how much garbage is still there (because WALL-E seems to be the only Waste Allocation Load Lifter that is still operational), but the toxicity is indeed gone.
The Captain, standing on his own feet, is planting the plant and telling the children that plants will grow from seeds. He lists the different kinds of plants that would grow, one of them being a pizza plant!