Disney Lyrics and Songs, Test 1 Quiz

Answer: taxes

This is from the song, "The Phony King of England" in the Disney movie, "Robin Hood"! This song was sung by Robin Hood's friend, Little John. The purpose of the song was to address the false title of Prince John who wasn't actually the prince yet. (His brother, Richard had gone away to the Crusades and John wrongly took up the throne).

Answer: chic

This is from the deleted song, "Human Again" in the hit Disney movie, "Beauty and the Beast" and can be found on "Beauty and the Beast Special Edition" DVD. Lumiere sang this part of the song to express how it would feel to be human again. Lumiere and all of his friends were turned into objects because of an evil spell that would only be broken by their master (Beast) falling in love with a woman. Belle had just come, so Lumiere (and all of the other objects) hoped that she could be the one to break the spell.

Answer: Sapphire

This is from the famous song, "Circle of Life" in the hit Disney movie, "The Lion King"! A chorus sang this song, explaining how all the animals of the world are connected to each other in life. During this song, many animals were attending a royalty ritual, announcing the new prince.

Answer: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is actually a word to use when you have nothing else to say! (Somehow, once the word is mentioned, things become more exciting.) It comes from the movie, "Mary Poppins"! Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo is from "Cinderella", Substituary Locomotion is from "Bedknobs and Broomsticks", and Higitus Figitus Migitus Mum is from "The Sword in the Stone".

Answer: feline

This is from the song, "Everybody Wants to be a Cat" from the hit movie, "The Aristocats"! Thomas O. Malley sang this song, explaining the "jazzical" knowledge that cats have that make them so popular. He sang this song to show the aristocratic cat family how life in the suburbs makes you feel great to be the best animal ever!

Answer: lost

This is from the song, "That's What Friends are For" from the hit movie, "The Jungle Book"! The vultures were saying this to help comfort the man-cub, Mowgli from his loneliness. You see, Mowgli had just run away, thinking that he had no friends in this world, and the vultures proved otherwise.

Answer: head

This is from the song, "Painting the Roses Red" from the hit Disney movie, "Alice in Wonderland"! The painters sang this song because they had just ordered white flowers for the Queen by mistake. The Queen liked them red, so the painters had to paint them red for her approval, or it was "off with their heads"!

Answer: The Black Cauldron

"The Black Cauldron" was based on Lloyd Alexander's novel about a boy who, along with a group of friends, must find a mysterious cauldron before a villain can. If the villain got ahold of the cauldron first, he would rise the dead skeletons and use them as soldiers to take over the lands.

Answer: agree

This is from the deleted song, "Proud of Your Boy" from the movie, "Aladdin" and can be found on "Aladdin Special Edition" DVD! Aladdin was supposed to sing this to his sleeping mother, telling her how he would change to become a great man.

Answer: front porch

This is from the song, "When I See an Elephant Fly" from the movie, "Dumbo"! The crows sang this song about Dumbo, which showed all the crazy things that they've heard, and that how a flying elephant would be the one that takes the cake. You see, Dumbo had just been seen at the top of the tree, and Timothy Q. Mouse, suggested that Dumbo must have flown up there (being drunk)!