Not Your Normal House Trivia Quiz

Answer: Adventure Time

"Adventure Time" originally aired in 2010, and follows the story of a boy named Finn and his magical morphing talking dog named Jake. They live in a world where creatures are made of candy who explode if they become too scared. The show is based in a post-apocalyptic world, taking place a thousand years after the Great Mushroom War. In the show, Finn and Jake live in a treehouse.

Though the show has such a bizarre concept, it has met with much success; including winning several awards and extending into video games, comic books, and quite a lot of merchandise (I wore an "Adventure Time" tshirt as I wrote the question).

Answer: In a shoe

There are several variations of this traditional nursery rhyme, but whatever the case may be, they live in a shoe. Some suggest that the nursery rhyme was written so long ago, that the shoe actually had meaning linked with fertility. Some also believe this old woman was based on a historical figure, possibly Queen Caroline,

"There was an old woman who lived in a shoe.
She had so many children, she didn't know what to do;
She gave them some broth without any bread;
Then whipped them all soundly and put them to bed."

Answer: Caleb Rivers

As if living in Rosewood wasn't difficult enough, Caleb Rivers didn't even like returning home. His foster mother was only ever interested in the money, so Caleb lived in the school. When Hanna found out, she let him live with her and her mother secretly. Of course, a mother always finds out, but he was allowed to stay anyway. He later moved in with Lucas.

"Pretty Little Liars" first aired in 2010.

Answer: Oogie Boogie

Yes, all these enemies are Disney characters. "Kingdom Hearts" (2002) brings Disney worlds to life, allowing Sora (along with his pals Donald and Goofy) to explore and help characters of a Disney films, connecting the original films' story lines with the story of Sora.

In the level Halloweentown, Sora can enlist the aid of Jack Skellington as they travel to Oogie Boogie's Manor. After fighting Oogie Boogie, his home becomes evil and attacks the group.

Be careful though; if you're collecting everything, make sure to use the red trinity mark before fighting the manor. Once the manor is defeated, it disappears for good!

Answer: A Series of Unfortunate Events

Thirteen books released between 1999 and 2006 are centered around the Baudelaire children and their adventures trying to escape Count Olaf. In the series, they lived in places such as a glass snake house, a circus, a lumber mill, and the Village of Fowl Devotees.

Answer: Gungans

Gungans are creatures who live on Naboo, hidden in bubbles under the surface of the sea. The most known Gungan is Jar Jar Binks, first seen on screen in "The Phantom Menace" in 1999.

The Wookiee (Chewbacca is a Wookiee) species lives on Kashyyyk, high in the canopies of wroshyr trees. Ewoks live in tree villages on the forest moon Endor (remember Wicket?). Dugs are excellent climbers, and live high in villages called tree thorps on Malastare. They are lesser known, perhaps, than the other species listed; Sebulba was a famous Dug podracer.

Answer: Grandma Harriet

"Spongebob Squarepants" first aired in 1999. The show follows Spongebob, a sponge living at the bottom of the ocean along with his various friends, including a lobster, a squid, a whale, and surprisingly enough, a squirrel.

Grandma Harriet is a wrinkly old sponge who lives in a cottage, and she loves when Spongebob her grandson visits.

The homes of some characters can be amusing; Mr. Krabs lives in an anchor with his daughter (she's a whale, he's a crab), Plankton lives in his failing restaurant that is a bucket, mans Sandy lives in an air bubble known as the tree dome - an entire environment built for a land squirrel, including its very own built in sun and weather.

Answer: Sgt. Byrd

All of the characters mentioned were first introduced in "Spyro: Year of the Dragon" in 2000. All were trapped by Moneybags, and once freed, they became playable characters.

Sgt. Byrd lives in a military base, when, as a child, he was adopted by hummingbirds who lived there. Interestingly, the hummingbirds taught the penguin to fly, though once he joined the Air Force he relied on his jet pack for flight instead of his wings.

Answer: Wreck-It Ralph

"Wreck-It Ralph" is a 2012 animated film about a guy named Ralph who is the antagonist in one of the most popular arcade video games, "Fix-It Felix, Jr." The citizens in the game do not like Ralph, and the only way to allow him to be inside is for him to get a medal to prove he is actually good. With that, Ralph travels through many other games in search of a medal to prove his worth.

Answer: Vashta Nerada

The Vashta Nerada were seen in 2008 during a two-part episode of the fourth series of the new "Doctor Who". These shadow creatures are too small to be seen, but can devour flesh in an instant. This is illustrated well when a chicken leg is thrown into a shadow and emerges a second later as only a bone.

It is also said that once you have a second shadow, it's too late. You will be the Vashta Nerada's next meal,