Living In Barbie's World Trivia Quiz

Answer: Hot air balloon over mountains

Not only do you see Barbie travel to and from the real world using these methods of transportation, but you also get a window into the travels of the Mattel executives, desperate to restore order to Barbie land. After leaving Barbie land, she and Ken can be seen flying through the snow on a pink snowmobile, sitting atop a pink space ship jutting through outer space, on a pink bicycle built for two in tulip fields, and whipping across the water on a pink speedboat.

Answer: pregnant

Weird Barbie is a true individual surrounded by perfect Barbies of all shapes and sizes. She represents the dolls that kids played with harder than others. Her character is relatable, not only because she has more knowledge of the real world, but also because many people who owned Barbies had at least one that took the brunt of the 'creative torture'. Weird Barbie's appearance is talked about frequently by the other Barbies and is witnessed first hand when we first meet her character.

She falls into the splits, with drawings on her face, and a choppy haircut reminiscent of someone having taken kitchen scissors to a doll's hair.

Answer: True

When news of Barbie's departure from Barbie land is first reported Aaron, a young executive, stands, surrounded by sterile cubicles full of men. When he meets the CEO, played by Will Ferrell, he is holding a meeting at a circular table, also filled with men. Barbie later questions the lack of women in leadership at Mattel when they attempt to put her back in her box.

Answer: horses

This is one of Ken's iconic quotes from the film, having been captivated with the idea that hyper masculinity, linked with being a cowboy, smoking cigarettes, and riding horses, as he saw in advertisements in the real world, was not what being a man or the patriarchy was all about.

Answer: dying

Asking this question at her party is what kicked off Barbie's official existential crisis. The shock and horror on the faces of the other Barbies showed her that her thoughts in that moment were not natural and she needed help, but first she needed to put on a smile and finish the party!

Answer: beach

Ken is very passionate about what is only known as 'beach'. Barbie praises him for the good job he does at 'beach', especially after the incident where he attempted to surf and collided with the plastic wave too hard. When Ken is caught trying to travel with Barbie to the real world he argues that he should be allowed to go, just in case there is 'beach?!'.

Answer: Allan

The creator of Barbie named Allan after her son-in-law. A wedding day version of Allan also exists for his wedding day to Midge. In the film he exists as a straight-laced misfit who may fit in Ken's clothes, but doesn't seem to fit in anywhere else.

Answer: Midge

Midge lives in her own house near Stereotypical Barbie, as she can be seen passing by Midge's house and waving to her early on in the film. All of the other characters live with Weird Barbie, including Teen Talk Barbie and Earring Magic Ken.

Answer: Mojo dojo casa house

Despite it being explained to him that casa and house were the same word, and that dojo was similar enough that it was also redundant, Ken remained adamant that it was the coolest name ever for his new bachelor pad.

Answer: Gynecologist appointment

Gloria's husband in the film is seen driving the car that drops Barbie off at the doctor's office. He even takes the opportunity to show off some of the Spanish he is learning to improve his communication with his wife. Gloria's character is played by America Ferrara and her real life husband, Ryan Piers Williams, played her husband in the film.