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1. Dorothy is rendered unconscious when hit on the head and dreams of a land with good and evil personified. During which film does Dorothy learn to believe that "there's no place like home"?
2. Ouch! Hank is hit on the head and dreams that he is in King Arthur's court where he meets his one true love. In which movie, alas, does Hank lose his love when returned to his own time?
3. Bart hates his piano lessons and Dr. Terwilliker, his teacher. When he dozes off during practice he dreams of Terwilliker Institute with a piano so large it takes 500 boys to play it. In which fantasy film will you find Bart?
4. In a film about a successful girl group, flashbacks are used to tell the story of their career climb to success. The film did not go over well with the critics, though the group's fans were enthusiastic. Which film conclusion included a performance of "Spice Up Your Life"?
5. Chris runs away from home. Every time he manages to fall asleep he dreams of mermaids, small folk, swans and other creatures that will become the subjects of the stories he will become famous for as an adult. Which movie musical tells the story?
6. In which film do office workers Judy, Violet and Doralee daydream about revenge and murdering their "sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot" boss?
7. This is the story of mild-mannered man who is picked on by everyone around him. To escape, he daydreams of excitement and bravery as he assumes the persona of his imagined characters. Which Danny Kaye film fits this description?
8. What you and your wife want most is a child's happiness. Though one course of action has already been decided, you now believe it's not the right solution. With much thought you decide to sway your wife to a new course by relating an imagined dream. In which of these films did the husband recount a dream visitation from Golde's deceased Grandmother Tzeitel?
9. In which film does Frenchy, after having made some disastrous choices, daydream that her guardian teen angel sings her a song in which he advises her to go back to high school?
10. This film tells the story of Roxie and Velma who want, more than anything, to be vaudeville successes. Throughout the show Roxie dreams of how she wants her life to be in several sequences. What portrayal of the Jazz Age in the 1920s would this be?
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