FunTrivia Entertainment Mix: Vol 2 Quiz

Answer: Beetle Bailey

"Beetle Bailey", created by Mort Walker, was once censored for showing a character's belly button. The strip initially focused on Beetle Bailey's life at college, but he quit and enlisted in the army.

Question by player alaspooryoric

Answer: Tweety Pie

Believe it or not, one of Looney Tunes' most well-loved and enduring characters had a completely different name and colour originally. Tweety Pie, who was originally called Orson, was also drawn pink and without feathers at first. However the naked, pink Tweety Bird drew criticism from audiences, which is what led to him becoming the yellow feathered canary associated with Sylvester, the "puddy tat".

He first appeared in the 1942 short film, "A Tale of Two Kitties", but by his second appearance he was a bright yellow canary named Tweety Pie.

Question by player poshprice

Answer: Roller derby

Roller derby started on the US east coast, attracting a national fan base in the millions by the 1940s. Rigged matches similar to those in TV wrestling led to its decline. The sport began reviving around 2000 and is now played by "derby girls" worldwide.

Question by player Dutch2001

Answer: Feet

Mules are a type of shoe that are backless and often closed-toed. They are usually worn by women and can have heels of any height.

Question by player dcpddc478

Answer: Princess Zelda

In "The Legend of Zelda" franchise, Zelda is a princess in the land of Hyrule. Typically speaking, Zelda will hold various spiritual gifts that aid her and Link in their battle to save Hyrule from whatever evil is lurking. Also, she may or may not be the ruler of Hyrule, depending on whether or not her father the king is in the game or not.

Question by player Joepetz

Answer: Albuquerque

"I *KNEW* I should have made a left toin at Albakoikee" is often a phrase Bugs recites before he gets into his latest adventure. The phrase first made its appearance in the cartoon short: "Herr Meets Hare" (1945), a WW2 film that now is rarely aired due to its featuring of real Nazis such as Goering and Hitler in a comedic manner.

Question by player eyhung

Answer: All are correct

They have all operated the Swedish Chef. The Chef is one of the few Muppets whose actual hands are human, though on occasion Muppet hands are used

Question by player zonko

Answer: Doonesbury

Doonesbury was the first strip cartoon to ever be awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning. President Gerald Ford famously said "There are only three major vehicles to keep us informed as to what is going on in Washington: the electronic media, the print media, and 'Doonesbury', not necessarily in that order."

Question by player deaconblues63

Answer: Baseball

Eddie Mathews is at bat in Milwaukee County Stadium on the first issue on 'Sports Illustrated'. Eddie Mathews is the only Braves player to play in all three franchise locations (Boston, Milwaukee, and Atlanta), and is considered one of the greatest third basemen of all time.

Question by player geniusonwheels

Answer: Yoshi

Yoshi is one of the most popular characters to be seen in the Nintendo canon appearing in dozens of Mario games as well as his own spin-off titles such as the N64 game "Yoshi's Story" and the earlier handheld title "Yoshi's Cookie". Typically green, Yoshi has been seen in many different incarnations and colours and usually features a saddle upon which Mario can ride.

In some games, however, Yoshi is in direct competition with Mario (such as "Mario Kart 64", "Super Smash Bros.", and "Mario Party").

Question by player kyleisalive