The Ultimate Monsters, Inc. Quiz | Movies

Answer: Leave the closet door open

When Mr. Phlegm Bile was in the simulator practicing scaring a child, he left the closet door open from which he came. After the simulation was over and Mr. Bile had failed, he was told by Mr. Waternoose that the worst mistake a monster could make was leaving the closet door open to allow the child entrance into Monsters, Inc.

Answer: We scare because we care.

The catchphrase for Monsters, Inc. was first seen in the TV commercial that Sully and Mike were watching at their house. The commercial showed Sully and Mike, but Mike was overshadowed by Sully. When the commercial ended, Sully thought Mike would be upset, but instead he was overjoyed that he was in the commercial.

Answer: Monstropolis

Mike mentioned the name of the town while waiting for Sully to wake up to go to work. Monstropolis was powered by the screams of young children that the monsters at Monster, Inc. collected at night when they scared the children.

Answer: The Child Detection Agency attacked the contaminated monster.

George was the first monster seen that was contaminated by a child's sock. Once the protocol took place for a contaminated monster (code 2319) the CDA blew up the infected item. The monster was then put into a decontamination shower and shaved. From the look of the entire process, it was very painful for George.

The CDA attacked George a second time when some of Boo's toys fell on George while he was in the locker room.

When it began to happen a third time, George shoved his collector into a child's room and closed the door on him.

Answer: Sully

The wall inside Monsters, Inc. had eleven pictures of Sully under the words 'Scarer of the Month'. This also told the viewer that the movie took place in December.

Answer: Sully and Randall

Sully and Randall were fighting for the top spot of Scarer of the Month. Their points were always close in number. Sully had no idea that Randall was trying to kidnap children to steal their screams to energize Monstropolis.

Answer: Boo

Boo's real name was never mentioned in the movie. She wasn't scared of Sully when he first tried to scare her. She thought he was a large kitten so she called him Kitty. Sully spent the movie trying to keep her from Randall who wanted to steal her screams. Sully called her Boo, but Mike warned him not to name her because then he would want to keep her.

Answer: Himalayas

Sully and Mike met an abominable snowman when they were banished to the Himalayas. The abominable snowman told them where they could find a village. Sully and Mike used a closet door inside one of the village houses to get back into Monsters, Inc.

Answer: The door was shredded.

Roz had Boo's door shredded so no one could get to her ever again. Mike had the door reconstructed and Sully was able to check on Boo, even though she was never seen.

Answer: Laughter

Sully realized that laughter was ten times more powerful than screams so Monsters, Inc. started making children laugh instead of scream. It seemed to work and the monsters acted a lot happier when returning. Mike had started entering children's closets while Sully collected the laughter.