"Phineas & Ferb": "Picture This" Quiz

Answer: Grandpa Fletcher

First, the boys literally turned their garage upside-down to look for the skateboard. Finally, their dad showed them a picture from their grandpa's blog, where he was riding on a skateboard with the Union Jack on the bottom of it.

Answer: Dreidel-racas

A dreidel is a four-sided spinning top that is popular in Jewish families around Hanukkah. The game is a form of gambling, usually played with chocolate gelt (chocolate coins) instead of real money. Maracas, although not technically of Mexican origin, are used throughout Central and South America, as well as the Caribbean, to add a unique sound to Latin music.

Answer: Perry ate it

Perry walked by and scooped up the apple right off of Buford's partial flat top. In the next test, the boys tried to transport Buford, but that's when it accidentally morphed Buford with a fly. Phineas reprogrammed the machine with the fly filter engaged and was able to fix Buford, although Buford did say he was in the mood to eat something stinky.

Answer: "I can breathe again!"

Grandma Fletcher looked down and Grandpa's missing feet, took her nose plugs out, and made the above remark. When the boys transported Grandpa's feet back to him, they reattached themselves backwards. Grandpa then got up and started walking around backwards and said, "I've always wanted to see where I've been."

Answer: "I'm drying my pits!"

Phineas said the line about the clouds, followed by Isabella talking about the ozone. While Buford did talk about some things being lame, particularly when the boys super-charged some old kiddie rides in another episode, he did not reference their adventures in "Picture This" as being lame.

Answer: matzah burrito

Matzah is a cracker-like bread and is typically used as a substitute for leavened bread during the Jewish holiday of Passover. A burrito is a type of Mexican food using a flour tortilla wrapped around a filling usually consisting of meat, beans, and vegetables.

Answer: sweetheart and miss

Bubeleh is typically used by Jewish grandmothers/mothers to reference their precious grandchildren/children. Señorita is the Spanish word for an unmarried woman.

Answer: cabezas

The bottle dance is a traditional Jewish dance usually performed at celebrations like weddings or bar/bat mitzvahs. The Spanish words in the answer choices mean the following: cabezas = heads, manos = hands, zapatos = shoes, and madres = mothers.

Answer: piñata

I'm not exactly sure how one would put a belly button into a piñata, but there are many things in "Phineas and Ferb" that are rather far-fetched, so what do you expect? One of the other choices, tamale, is a Latin dish made with masa (a corn-based dough), meats, vegetables, and spices wrapped in a corn husk or banana leaf, then steamed.

While tamales are a wonderfully delicious holiday treat, they are hardly made of paper or filled with candy.

Answer: Mime-inator

Doof's plan was to rid the world of annoying mimes by trapping them all in invisible boxes. Fortunately for Perry, the Mime-inator had a self-destruct switch. When Linda accidentally hit it with her piñata-bashing stick it exploded into nothingness, taking the boys' photo transporter with it.

The Video-Beam-Hijack-non-inator was from the clip show for Phineas's birthday.
The Destruct-inator was from the second episode where Doof tried to steal all the lawn gnomes to destroy them.
The De-Evolution-inator was from when the Flynn-Fletchers went to Hawaii.