This Bugs for You Trivia Quiz

Answer: Oscar

"Knighty Knight Bugs" is the only Bugs Bunny cartoon to win an Oscar for best short film. The plot has Bugs Bunny trying to retrieve a singing sword from the black knight or face death. While in Bugs Bunny's hands the sword plays "Farewell to Thee" and "Cuddle up a little closer, Lovey Mine".

The cartoon aired for the first time on August 23, 1958 and ran for six minutes twenty-eight seconds. Yosemite Sam guest stars as the black knight.

Answer: Shoot at him

ABC's most aired Bugs Bunny cartoon was "Hare Trimmed" guest starring Yosemite Sam and Granny. "Hare Trimmed" first aired on June 20, 1953 at six minutes fifty-four seconds. Bea Benaderet was the uncredited voice of Granny.

Answer: Hansel and Gretel

While out walking and reading his book of fairy tales, Bugs Bunny came upon a real life Hansel and Gretel scene. He saved Hansel and Gretel by alerting them to the witches plan. In the process, he was captured by the witch. With the help of a spell, Bugs Bunny accidentally turned the witch into a female rabbit. The cartoon first aired on July 24, 1954 and lasted six minutes and fifty-six seconds.

Answer: Daffy was shot by Yosemite Sam

"A Star is Bored" played for the first time on September 15, 1956. The cartoon ran for seven minutes eleven seconds. Upset that Bugs Bunny got all the good scenes, Daffy was placed into the movie by the producers as a stunt double. Daffy went through horrendous events as the stunt double of Bugs Bunny until he became fed up and left.

Answer: Porky's Hare Hunt

In "Porky's Hare Hunt", Bugs Bunny had a different look and no name. In the cartoon, while out hunting, Porky Pig tried to kill Bugs Bunny. The cartoon lasted eight minutes and first aired on April 30, 1938.

Answer: Boo

"Water Water Every Hare" is a play on the line from the poem 'The Rhime of the Ancient Mariner'. The cartoon was released on April 19, 1952 at seven minutes twenty-six seconds. Gossamer, the big, red giant, co-stars with Bugs Bunny in the cartoon.

Answer: Daffy Duck

"This is a Life?", aired for the first time on July 9, 1955 at seven minutes. Elmer Fudd was the MC for the TV show "This is a Life?" Bugs, Daffy, and Granny were audience members and Bugs Bunny was chosen as the recipient of the award. On stage, Bugs Bunny had such a big head about all the things he did to Elmer Fudd and Yosemite Sam that they awarded him with a bomb. Bugs Bunny got wind of what was happening and rejected the award. Daffy Duck wanted the award so badly that he swiped the box from Bugs Bunny just as it blew up.

Answer: What's Opera, Doc?

"What's Opera, Doc" first aired on July 6, 1957 and ran for six minutes fifty seven seconds. The cartoon is considered the #1 cartoon of all time. The plot has Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd acting out an opera by Wagner. In the end, Elmer Fudd kills Bugs Bunny and Bugs Bunny awakens long enough to remind the viewing audience that it is an opera.

Answer: Fat Chance Saloon

"Wild and Wooly Hare" first aired on August 1, 1959 at six minutes forty-one seconds. The plot has Bugs Bunny saving a train from being robbed by Yosemite Sam.

Answer: False Hare

"False Hare" first aired on July 18, 1964. It was the last Bugs Bunny cartoon to air until 1990. The cartoon ran for six minutes. In the plot, Bugs Bunny is initiated into an all rabbits club by two wolves anxious to eat him. Bored and wise to what the wolves are planning, Bugs Bunny goes along with the plan, thwarting the wolves at every misdeed. Foghorn Leghorn guest stars when the beaten wolf decides to open an all chicken club.