Disney Memorable Quotes II Trivia Quiz

Answer: neighbor kid

Bob, Helen, Violet, Dash and Jack-Jack Parr have just concluded a superhero fight with Syndrome that ended with Bob knocking Syndrome's airplane out of the sky. Their neighbor kid, unnoticed during the fight, offers this exclamation following a dramatic crash and fireball in the family driveway, where Violet has thrown up a force field to protect them from the explosion. (from "The Incredibles" 2004)

Answer: Snow White

Snow White has asked permission to guess the names of each of the Seven Dwarves according to the names engraved on the headboard of their beds. She is quite astute at doing this, but when she comes to Grumpy he crosses his arms and refuses to participate.

She imitates his irascible posture and lowers her voice to offer the aforementioned response, followed by raucous laughter from the other six. (from "Snow White & the Seven Dwarves" 1937)

Answer: Fairy Godmother

Cinderella wants more than anything to go the royal ball, but her spoiled-rotten step-sisters have attacked and shredded her dress. Fairy Godmother appears and does her magic with the pumpkin and mice, then realizes at the last minute that Cinderella needs a change of clothes.

She turns the tattered rags into a beautiful gown and sends the Disney Princess on her way. (from "Cinderella" 1950)

Answer: Gaston

Having cornered Belle on her way out of town, Gaston confiscates the book she is carrying and opens it, upside down, to raise the aforementioned question. It is clearly implied from this that Gaston is an illiterate fool, to which Belle replies "Gaston, you are positively primeval." He thanks her for what he takes as a compliment, ignorant of the fact that she has just called him a Neanderthal. (from "Beauty And The Beast" 1991)

Answer: Mike Wazowski

A child has followed Sully into the factory, which is a big no-no. Mike has produced a door to send it home, but it's the wrong door. Sully replies, "That's not Boo's door." Mike is shocked that Sully had taken the unprecedented liberty of assigning her a name. "Once you name it you start getting attached," Mike yells, followed by the above quote. Suddenly aware that everyone is watching, Mike announces that they are rehearsing for a play, and the two replay their heated argument as a makeshift song. (from "Monsters Inc." 2001)

Answer: Bambi

Bambi and his mother are running from danger that he doesn't understand. A rifle shot rings out. Bambi reaches safety, but his mother is no longer behind him. As he calls out for her, the great Stag of the Forest (his father) appears to tell him that he won't see her anymore. The film was berated by critics and Disney fans for making children cry. (from "Bambi" 1941)

Answer: Woody

Buzz Lightyear has just accosted Woody for "delaying his rendezvous with Space Command." Woody screams "WHAT!!!" Then heatedly informs Buzz that he is not a real space ranger, that he is merely a toy. Buzz informs Woody that he is "a sad, strange little man," says, "you have my pity," and bids him "Farewell." (from "Toy Story" 1995)

Answer: Lumiere

Cogsworth and Lumiere are arguing about whether Belle should be allowed to eat by herself after she has rejected the Master's invitation to dinner. Cogsworth relents by agreeing that she can have a crust of bread. Lumiere responds with the aforementioned correction, after which he orders up a great feast accompanied by the song "Be Our Guest." (from "Beauty and the Beast" 1991)

Answer: Frozone

The city has come under attack by Syndrome's giant robotic ball. Lucius Best, aka Frozone, wants to join the fight, but he has previously arranged a quiet evening out with his wife. She has put the suit away and refuses to tell him where it is. He resorts to getting tough by yelling the aforementioned quote.

She is unmoved. He argues, "We are talking about the greater good." To which she replies, "I'm the greatest good you're ever gonna get." (from "The Incredibles" 2004)

Answer: Dory

While escaping a gam of sharks, Marlin has lost the diving mask which contained the address in Sydney where they might find Nemo. He is deeply distressed, believing he will never see his son again. Dory tries to cheer him up with the aforementioned words of wisdom. Marlin is unimpressed. (from "Finding Nemo" 2003)