Average Mamma Mia! Quiz | 10 Questions | Movies

Answer: Head Banger

After Donna has discovered that the dads are in her old goat house she tells them to get on Bill's boat and leave. Sophie finds them on the boat and swims to them. Once she is aboard she notices that Harry has taken her mother's guitar. Harry quickly points that he only borrowed the guitar, and that he was the one who gave it to her.

He turns the guitar over and points out the initials DS, for Donna Sheridan, and HB for Head Banger. Sam and Bill who are standing nearby look at each other with a puzzled expression and mouth "Head Banger" together.

This is when my favourite song, "Our Last Summer" begins.

Answer: Sky

Sky is actually Sophie's handsome husband to be. Sophie grows up not knowing who her dad is and when she finds her mother's diary she learns that there are three potential men that could possibly be her father. She invites each of them to her wedding in hopes of being able to spot him, and have her father give her away. Unfortunately her plan doesn't go well, because once she meets them, she has no clue which one could be her biological dad.

Answer: Writer

As Tanya and Rosie are coming over on the boat, in the beginning of the movie, we learn that Rosie has just written a cookbook, which she happily autographs for a local villager. Donna is the owner of Villa Donna, Harry is a banker and it is Sam who has a career in architecture. Rosie is one of Donna's best friends, and backup singer for Donna and the Dynamos.

Answer: Greece

Throughout the movie Rosie keeps mentioning how everything is "very Greek". Rosie is played by Julie Walters, who is probably more known for her role as Mrs. Weasley in the "Harry Potter" series.
Donna and Sam were together in Greece until he had to go back to his fiance in the States. Heartbroken, Donna decided to travel to Paris where she met Harry. From there he followed her back to Greece where she stayed and helped take care of Bill's Great-Aunt Sophia, whom she named her daughter after.

Answer: Lucy and Kipper

The dogs are seen in the beginning of the film, when Harry is preparing to leave for Greece. During the bride's party, Harry is having a drink at the bar and Sophie approaches Harry and asks if he has any children. Harry tells her that he only has two dogs, Lucy and Kipper. I thought it was sweet though when he adds "I would have loved to have had a daughter, because I would have spoiled her rotten". Harry Bright is played by Colin Firth, who gained recognition for his portrayal of Mark Darcy in "Bridget Jones Diary".

Answer: Sam

This is the first song that Donna and Sam sing together. It's the scene where Sam confronts Donna about Sophie being too young to get married. He believes she has the potential to do so much more with her life and although Donna agrees, feels there isn't much she can do. Sam gets frustrated with Donna and this leads to them singing the song. I really liked how they split the scene up having Sam sing to Donna while she is working away on the wedding, and then Donna singing while Sam is decorating outside for the reception.

Answer: False

After a long trek up the mountainside to the Agios Ioannis Chapel, Sophie patiently waits for her mother to give her away for the wedding of her dreams. The preacher welcomes everyone to Sophie and Sky's wedding and points out Donna, as Sophie's family. Donna interrupts and feels she needs to tell Sophie that her father is at the wedding. Of course Donna has no idea that the reason the men are there to begin with, is because Sophie herself invited them. Donna isn't sure which man is actually Sophie's father and Sophie herself doesn't even mind.

As she discovers this about herself, she realizes that she doesn't need the big wedding, and would rather travel the world with Sky, as he always wanted to do.

Answer: Sam Carmichael

Sophie tells Sky that they should go off and see the world. The bride and groom to be confess their love and exit the little chapel leaving the guests, fathers and Donna standing around all confused. The preacher asks Donna if the wedding has been canceled and she tells him she isn't sure. Sam turns to Donna and says, "Why waste a perfectly good wedding".

He informs a shocked Donna that she's going to need someone to boss around on the island. With her friends coaching her on, she sings "I Do, I Do, I Do" and they wed.

Answer: The end credits

After the movie has finished and the credits begin to roll, Donna and the Dynamo's perform "Dancing Queen". The song ends and Donna ask the audience if they'd like to hear another and they begin to sing "Waterloo". After the first chorus Sam, Harry and Bill come out dressed up and wearing sashes across their chests with their names on it.

Another chorus later Sophie and Sky join in and the group of eight continue to sing and dance along.

Answer: Her mother told her not to bother.

During the mother-daughter moment Donna tells Sophie that she didn't have a choice but to raise Sophie the way she did, because her mother told her not to come home. Of course she has no regrets about this decision and tells her daughter that having her was the best thing she ever did in her life.