Duck, Duck...no Goose! Trivia Quiz

Answer: Team Donald

Daisy Duck first appeared in the 1940 short "Mr. Duck Steps Out'. She is often portrayed as the girlfriend of Donald, though more sophisticated and intelligent than him. Various artists have voiced Daisy including Clarence Nash and Tress MacNeille. Daisy has also appeared in a number of print comics over the years.

Answer: Team Donald

Louie Duck, along with his brothers Huey and Dewey is a well-known nephew of Donald. With their outfits being color coordinated, Louie often wears a top and hat of green. The brothers originated in the "Silly Symphony" comic strip in 1937. His first appearance in a cartoon short is in "Donald's Nephews" in 1938.

Answer: Team Daffy

Appearing in the television series "Tiny Toon Adventures", Lucky was inspired by Daffy Duck. He was initially voiced by Joe Alaskey. In the series, he is a friend of Buster Bunny and Hamton Pig. Compared to Daffy, however, he is more caring.

Answer: Team Independent

The duckling Little Quacker appeared in several 1950s Hanna-Barbera shorts, often with Tom and Jerry. He was initially voiced by Red Coffey. While he is friends to Jerry, he often gets along with Tom as well. His storylines frequently involve him being separated from his mother.

Answer: Team Donald

Scrooge McDuck is the uncle of Donald. He is described as the wealthiest person in the world. His first appearance was in 1947 in the comic book story "Christmas on Bear Mountain". Dallas McKennon was the first acto voice Scrooge.

Answer: Team Daffy

Shirley the Loon is often associated with Plucky Duck on "Tiny Toon Adventures". She was voiced by Gail Matthias. She is somewhat fixated on New Age culture and paraphernalia. She is also a skilled ballerina.

Answer: Team Daffy

Melissa Duck is a female associate of Daffy. She appeared in the 1950 animated short "The Scarlet Pumpernickel". Marian Richman provided her voice.

Answer: Team Independent

Count Duckula, with his ties to Danger Mouse, was voiced by David Jason. He appeared in a self titled animated television series from 1988 to 1993. The character eventually evolved into a vegetarian, more interested in carrots rather than blood.

Answer: Team Daffy

Duck Dodgers is Daffy Duck reimagined as a science-fiction hero, similar to Buck Rogers. He first appeared in a 1953 animated short "Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2 Century". He was voiced by Mel Blanc. Like Daffy, Duck Dodgers is brash and egomaniacal.

Answer: Team Donald

Drake Mallard is the alter-ego of Darkwing Duck. He was voiced by Jim Cummings. The character is obsessed with crime fighting and is a mix of altruistic and narcissism. His self-titled animated television series ran from 1991 to 1992.

Answer: Team Independent

Howard Morris voiced the character of Wade Duck. He was a generally a pleasant character but something of a hypochondriac. The character originated in the comic strip "U. S. Acres", by Jim Davis. The strip premiered in 1986. The series also appeared as a segment of the animated series "Garfield and Friends'.

Answer: Team Independent

Baby Huey was a full-sized duckling who premiered in the short "Quack-a-Doodle-Doo". The character had a hard time fitting in with the other youngsters. He appeared in several cartoons during the 1950s. He was voiced by Sid Raymond.