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Quiz about Attack of the Killer Tomatoes

10 Questions: Attack of the Killer Tomatoes Multiple Choice Quiz | Movies

Here's a quiz on a great horror movie parody that came along a long time before "Scary Movie".

A multiple-choice quiz by vig407. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
vig407

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
254,056

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
6 / 10

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242

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Question 1 of 10

1. According to the credits, what book was the movie based on? Hint

Gone with the Garden

The Tomatoes of Wrath

A Tomato Grows in Brooklyn

Tomatoes with Charley

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Question 2 of 10

2. What (fictional) recording artist was responsible for the horrid tune, "Puberty Love"? Hint

Ronny Desmond

Donny Osmond

Des Ronald

Ronny Ormond

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Question 3 of 10

3. Mason Dixon hadn't worked in the intelligence community since what event? Hint

The Bay of Pigs

The Lincoln Assassination

The Kennedy Assassination

The Spanish Revolution

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Question 4 of 10

4. What was the name of the company run by the effluent Ted Swan? Hint

DeBello Incorporated

GD-3

Mindmaker

NBS Hotline

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Question 5 of 10

5. What position did Jim Richardson hold in government? Hint

Secretary of Agriculture

Presidential Press Secretary

Head of the USDA

Attorney General of California

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Question 6 of 10

6. Who was the disguise expert on Mason Dixon's team? Hint

Greg Colburn

Lt. Wilbur Finletter

Sam Smith

Greta Attenbaum

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Question 7 of 10

7. Which disguise of Sam Smith completely fooled Finletter, causing the parachuting agent to attack him? Hint

Josef Stalin

Adolf Hitler

George Washington

Nikita Krushchev

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Question 8 of 10

8. According to the army's map, what did blue dots stand for? Hint

Reserve Troops

The tomato advance line

Mobil Stations

Machine Gun Emplacements

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Question 9 of 10

9. What department at the Times did Lois Fairchild work for? Hint

The Food Critic

The entertainment section

The society section

The Broadway beat

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Question 10 of 10

10. Where did the final battle with the Tomatoes take place? Hint

The San Andreas Fault

Downtown Los Angeles

The San Diego Stadium

San Francisco

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. According to the credits, what book was the movie based on?

Answer: The Tomatoes of Wrath

Among the other crazy credits for this movie was "This Space Available 714-474-5566" and that the Royal Shakespearean Tomatoes were appearing.

2. What (fictional) recording artist was responsible for the horrid tune, "Puberty Love"?

Answer: Ronny Desmond

Luckily, while the song was incredibly bad, the tune was the only thing that could stop the Killer Tomatoes.

3. Mason Dixon hadn't worked in the intelligence community since what event?

Answer: The Bay of Pigs

Mason Dixon (David Miller) was chosen to head the project so that the government's involvement in the 'tomato situation' (through the USDA's GD-3 project) would not be publicized.

4. What was the name of the company run by the effluent Ted Swan?

Answer: Mindmaker

Ted Swan's Mindmaker was hired by Jim Richardson and the US Government in order to start getting good press on the tomato problem. Ideas included STP (Stop Tomato Programs; using STP oil additive stickers), comparing tomato plants to nuclear plants, and the jingle "when you're feeling sad and blue, tomatoes end it all for you".

5. What position did Jim Richardson hold in government?

Answer: Presidential Press Secretary

Richardson (George Wilson) was actually the mastermind behind the tomato project. He was also behind the "Puberty Love" record that could control them.

6. Who was the disguise expert on Mason Dixon's team?

Answer: Sam Smith

Stan was just part of the 'top-notch' team that Richardson's people gathered to deal with the tomato problem. Greta was the team's swimming expert and Greg was the underwater expert. Finletter was some sort of expert, too ... apparently at screwing up.

7. Which disguise of Sam Smith completely fooled Finletter, causing the parachuting agent to attack him?

Answer: Adolf Hitler

Mason was luckily (or unluckily) able to keep Finletter away from Sam until he came to his senses.

8. According to the army's map, what did blue dots stand for?

Answer: Mobil Stations

The army wasn't having any luck containing the advancing tomato army, especially after finding a large, volleyball-sized tomato that was actually a cherry tomato. It finally culminated in a major battle that resulted in a platoon breaking out into song with the "Tomato Stomp".

9. What department at the Times did Lois Fairchild work for?

Answer: The society section

Lois Fairchild (Sharon Taylor) was a pretty lady but not much of a reporter. She was sent out to report on the tomato menace, but didn't really get very far with Mason and his team. However, she did manage to get arrested for indecent exposure and almost inadvertantly seduced Finletter.

10. Where did the final battle with the Tomatoes take place?

Answer: The San Diego Stadium

Mason had everyone remaining in the city gather in the stadium in order to lure the tomatoes there. He, Finletter and Lois, along with a cast of thousands, watched as the song "Puberty Love" shrank the tomatoes. Then there was a stompin' frenzy that created salsa a-plenty for all.

Source: Author vig407

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