I'll Have What They're Having Trivia Quiz

Answer: Chocolates

In "Forrest Gump", Tom Hanks stars as the titular character who tells his life story to various strangers who set next to him on a bench. He frequently tells them anecdotes about life his mother (Sally Field) used to tell him. The most famous of these is "life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get."

Answer: Onions

As Shrek explains to Donkey, ogres are like onions because they both have layers. When Shrek first tells Donkey that ogres are like onions, Donkey guesses it is because both stink, both make you cry and both turn brown in the sun. Shrek then corrects Donkey by saying it is because they both have layers. "Ogres have layers, onions have layers. You get it? We both have layers."

Answer: Cannoli

"Leave the gun. Take the cannoli" is said by Clemenza (Richard Castellano) to Rocco Lampone (Tom Rosqui) after Rocco kills Paulie (Johnny Martino). Clemenza tells Rocco to literally leave the gun behind and take the box of cannoli. Symbolically, this means leave the dirty deed in the past and take the pleasant things with you into the future.

Answer: Milkshake

"I drink your milkshake" was said by Daniel Plainview (Daniel Day Lewis) in the final scene of the film. He says this Eli Sunday (Paul Dano) shortly before he beats him to death with a bowling pin. The line has became a popular taunt by gloating winners after they defeat rivals.

Answer: Buttermilk

"Ball of Fire" is a 1941 comedy starring Gary Cooper as Professor Potts and Barbara Stanwyck as Sugerpuss O'Shea. Sugerpuss is a nightclub dancer and singer who hides from the mob in Potts' house. Potts lives with a bunch of stuffy professors who all become enamored with Sugerpuss.

She says "I love him because he's the kind of guy who gets drunk on a glass of buttermilk" about Potts in reference to his prim, unadventurous lifestyle that she finds a challenge.

Answer: Tomato

This is a line from the 1978 comedy-horror film "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes". In this film, tomatoes start killing people and animals. The film stars David Miller as Mason Dixon, a disguise expert who manages, at one point, to infiltrate the tomatoes' headquarters.

The quote comes from early on in the film when the president and the police are trying to convince the public there is nothing sinister about their tomatoes.

Answer: Chocolate cake

This line is said by Matilda (Mara Wilson) to her father (Danny DeVito) about why she came home late from school. The incident referenced in the quote is one of the most famous in the film. Bruce Bogtrotter (Jimmy Karz) is accused by Miss Trunchbull (Pam Ferris) of stealing a slice of her chocolate cake.

She forces him to eat an entire 18-inch chocolate cake himself in front of the whole school.

Answer: Strawberries

Willy Wonka (Gene Wilder) says this line when someone asks him what snozzberries taste like. Snozzberries are, presumably, some kind of fruit flavor Wonka concocted. Pictures of snozzberries can found on wallpaper with other fruits that can be licked and taste like the fruit pictured. We are not explicitly told what snozzberries taste like but no one seems to like the flavor.

Answer: Lemons

In the 1991 "The Addams Family" film, the Addams lose their home and fortune to Uncle Fester's (Christopher Lloyd) mother and their lawyer. The Addamses are forced to find employment and Wednesday (Christina Ricci) and Pugsley (Jimmy Workman) open a lemonade stand.

Their lemonade is smoking. A girl scout comes along selling cookies and demands to know if their lemonade is made from real lemons. Wednesday says they are. The girl scout says she will buy some lemonade if they buy some Girl Scout cookies. Wednesday then asks if the Girl Scout cookies are made from Girl Scouts, causing the Girl Scout to walk away in disgust.

Answer: Pineapple

Doody (Barry Pearl) calls Frenchie (Didi Conn) a beautiful blonde pineapple at the school dance. Frenchie had a mishap at beauty school that turned her red hair pink. She then died it blonde and put it up in a beehive which resembled a pineapple. Frenchie takes this as a compliment.