"Frozen" - The Story of Two Sisters Quiz

Answer: "Do you want to build a snowman?"

Anna claims that because the sky is awake, she is awake, too, and she wants Elsa to get up to play with her. Elsa, though, just wants to sleep, at least until Anna suggests they build a snowman. Together, they go down the stairs to the castle's ballroom where Elsa uses her powers, the ability to create and control snow and ice, to turn the room into a snowy landscape.

They build a snowman and sled in the magical snow.

Answer: to a family of trolls

While the two princesses are playing, Elsa creates piles of snow as Anna jumps onto them. But, Anna begins to jump faster than Elsa can make the snow. When Anna starts to fall, Elsa accidentally hits her in the head with her power causing her to fall unconscious and a strand of her hair to turn white. Elsa then wakes her parents to help her.

After consulting a book, the king and queen take their two daughters to a family of trolls in the forest. The leader of the trolls, the Grand Pabbie, tells them that Elsa must be locked away from people to keep her and others safe.

He also alters Anna's memory so she cannot remember Elsa's magic.

Answer: No

After visiting the trolls, the king and queen move Elsa to another room where she can't see anyone else besides her parents and the gates to the castle are closed to outsiders. While Anna sings the song "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" the audience sees how lonely Anna is without her sister, especially not knowing why she won't talk to her. In between the song's lyrics, Elsa is shown as her powers get stronger and she becomes more frightened by what she can do. Her father, trying to help, gives her gloves to wear. In a later scene, the king and queen are seen leaving on a voyage that ends in disaster when a storm sinks their ship.

Three years after their parents die, the day for Elsa to become queen arrives. For the occasion, the castle's gates are opening for the first time in about sixteen years and people from many surrounding kingdoms will be visiting. The two princesses sing the song "For the First Time in Forever" where their feelings about the gates opening are revealed. Anna is excited by the prospect of meeting new people. Elsa, on the other hand, is still afraid of her inability to control her powers and what would happen if people found out about them.

Answer: an open door

Anna and Hans first meet at the end of "For the First Time in Forever" and again at the party after Elsa's coronation. They leave the party to explore the castle and grounds together as they sing "Love is an Open Door". At the end of the song, Hans proposes to Anna and she instantly accepts.

The two return to the party seeking Elsa's blessing. To the surprise of Anna and Hans, Elsa disapproves, telling Anna she can't marry someone she just met. This causes the two sisters to have an argument, during which Anna pulls off one of Elsa's gloves. Elsa tries to leave the ballroom, but not before creating an ice barrier between her and Anna.

This revelation of Elsa's powers is a shock to Anna and everyone in the ballroom. Elsa, scared of the repercussions, then flees the kingdom.

Answer: Let It Go

Elsa flees to the North Mountain where she sings the song "Let It Go", which is about how she can finally be herself without having to hide her powers anymore. While singing, she creates an ice palace and an ice dress.

The song won the award for Best Original Song at the 2014 Academy Awards. The movie also won the award for Best Animated Feature.

Answer: Olaf

Olaf is a recreation of the snowman Elsa made at the beginning of the movie when the two were young. He is very happy, friendly, and optimistic. He instantly becomes friends with Anna and Kristoff. When, Anna tells him that she is trying to restore summer to the kingdom he becomes excited and sings the song, "In Summer" while envisioning what life would be like in the summer, not knowing that snow melts in the heat.

He joins them on their quest to find Elsa.

Answer: the heart

When Anna and her friends reach Elsa's palace, Anna goes in to speak to her sister. But what starts as a friendly conversation, ends with Elsa getting agitated and striking Anna in the heart, with her powers, by accident. Even more upset by hurting her sister again, Elsa creates a giant snow monster which chases Anna, Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf away from her palace.

Although the consequences of being struck in the heart by Elsa do not effect Anna at first, her hair soon begins to turn whiter and she also becomes very cold. Realizing something is wrong, Kristoff takes Anna to his family, the trolls from the beginning of the movie. At first the trolls think that Anna is Kristoff's girlfriend and sing the song "Fixer Upper". Eventually, after they see that Anna is ill, the two are told by the Grand Pabbie that to thaw a frozen heart an act of true love must be performed. Believing this means a kiss from Hans, the group of friends quickly heads back to the castle.

Meanwhile, Prince Hans, who was left in charge of Arendelle by Anna when she left, has gone into the mountains with a group of men to find Anna and Elsa. They end up at Elsa's palace not long after the others have left. Hans and a couple of the men make it past the snow monster and capture Elsa. They bring her back to the castle and lock her up.

Answer: Hans reveals that he never loved Anna.

Kristoff leaves Anna at the castle where she rejoins Hans. The two are left in a room together so that he can take care of her. Anna tells him everything that has happened and that he needs to kiss her to save her life. At this point Hans reveals that he never loved her. He was just pretending so that she would marry him and he would become king after killing Elsa. Although he was a prince, he was the youngest of thirteen brothers and knew he would never become king in his own country. Anna, of course, is shocked by this turn of events and after Hans locks her in the room to die, doesn't know what to do since she is too weak to move. Luckily, Olaf comes to her rescue. When he sees Kristoff racing back to the castle, Anna discovers she loves him, and Olaf helps Anna escape by going out a window so she can join him.

Meanwhile, Hans has told everyone that Anna has died, but not before marrying him first. This new position gives him the power to charge Elsa with treason for killing Anna. He and some guards go to her prison cell only to find that she has escaped by breaking a hole in the wall.

Answer: Her body freezes entirely and her hand stops Hans' sword.

Anna and Kristoff have both realized their love for each other. He races to save her, but Elsa's storm makes it difficult for them to reach each other.

Hans has gone in search of Elsa to kill her. When he tells her she has killed Anna, she is overcome with grief and collapses on to the frozen fjord. Her emotion calms the storm for a moment allowing Anna to see Hans standing over her with his sword drawn. As she's about to reach Kristoff, Anna changes course and leaps in between Hans and Elsa. At this point the ice in her heart spreads over her body and turns her into an ice statue and her frozen hand blocks the sword.

Answer: He survives under a personal cloud given to him by Elsa.

When Elsa sees that Anna has frozen, she becomes even more upset and hugs her. But, suddenly Anna begins to melt. The act of true love had to be preformed by Anna because it was her heart that needed to thaw and sacrificing her life to save someone she loves did the trick. As this time, Elsa discovers that love will melt the winter she created. As the summer is restored, Olaf also begins to melt, but Elsa saves him by creating a small cloud to follow him around and snow on him.

Everything becomes right again in the kingdom. Hans is sent back to the the Southern Isles to be punished. Anna and Elsa become close sisters once more. Kristoff receives a new sled from Anna and becomes the Official Ice Master for the kingdom. He and Anna also share their first kiss. The movie ends with Elsa creating an ice rink in the castle's courtyard and saying that the gates will never be closed again.