'Hairspray' 2007 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Miss Wimsey

Miss Wimsey is played by Jayne Eastwood. She is seen as Tracy's teacher and gives her a detention slip. She has mousy brown hair, and at the beginning of the movie, Tracy says, "Hair can't just hang there like a dead thing on your cheeks."
She is quite strict and tells Tracy off for having her hair too big.

Answer: Brenda

Brenda is played by Cassie Silva. She is a council member on 'The Corny Collins Show'. She is going to be absent for nine months, so there is a vacancy on the show. This is how Tracy decides to audition. Since she is going to be absent for nine months, the viewers are made to think that she is pregnant. Brenda has black hair and, like the rest of the female council members, is seen wearing dresses.

Answer: Twist, Twist, Twist, Twist, Mashed Potato, Mambo

This is the sequence of dance moves that the council members perform so that the people auditioning can follow. The song '(The Legend Of) Miss Baltimore Crabs' is performed by Velma Von Tussle (Michelle Pfeiffer), with Amber (Brittany Snow),Link Larkin'(Zac Efron), and Tracy (Nikki Blonsky) having minor parts.

This song is played when the auditionees audition for the vacancy on the show.

Answer: Lollipops

Penny is played by Amanda Bynes. She is Tracy's best friend. Throughout the movie, she is seen eating red lollipops.

Answer: 'The Kitten That the Cats Prefer'

The song is performed by Amber, Tammy (Hayley Podschun), Shelly (Sarah Jayne Jenson) and The Dynamites (Nadine Ellis and Tanee McCall). This song is about how Tracy is the new girl and she has come on the scene. It is performed after Tracy gets accepted on 'The Corny Collins Show'. During the song, Amber, Tammy and Shelly are performing it, but then it switches to Negro Day and The Dynamites are performing it.

Answer: Groovin'

This is the first line to the song, 'Welcome To The Sixties', which is performed by Tracy, Edna Turnblad and The Dynamites. This song is about Edna realising the world. During the song, Edna and Tracy go to 'Mr. Pinky's Hefty Hideaway'. This is the shop belonging to Mr. Pinky, who wants Tracy to be their spokeswoman. Whilst in the shop, Tracy and Edna get treated to new clothes.

Answer: So Hip!

These are the lines said:
Penny: Being invited places by coloured people!
Tracy: It feels so hip!
'Run And Tell That' is sung by Seaweed (Elijah Kelley) and Little Inez (Taylor Parks). It is about their life being Negros. The song is sung approximately halfway through the movie when Link purposefully gets a detention to be with Tracy.

Answer: Integration Not Segregation

During the song, 'I Know Where I've Been', Tracy is holding a sign. The word "Integration" is only shown on limited occasions, but the words "Not" and "Segregation" are clearly visible. The song, 'I Know Where I've Been' is performed by Motormouth Maybelle(Queen Latifah), Tracy and an ensemble. The song is about protesting about them protesting about people on television being mixed.

Answer: Noreen and Doreen

We hear their names in the opening of 'The Corny Collins Show.' Noreen is played by Tiffany Engen and Doreen is played by Brooke Engen. They are members of the council on 'The Corny Collins Show' and are twins. They have black hair and come across as ditsy and girly.

Answer: Black and White

In 'You Can't Stop the Beat', Tracy's dress is black and white with black squares. 'You Can't Stop the Beat' is the finale of the movie. It is performed by Tracy, Link, Penny, Seaweed, Motormouth Maybelle, and Edna Turnblad. This song is Tracy's attempt to win the title 'Miss Teenage Hairspray'.