The Ultimate The Wizard of Oz Quiz | Movies

Answer: She said he bit her.

At the beginning of the movie we saw a frantic Dorothy and Toto running home. Dorothy tried to convince her aunt and uncle that Toto didn't bite Miss Gulch, but he got taken away regardless. Luckily he escaped from the basket on the back of Miss Gulch's bike and climbed in through Dorothy's bedroom window.

Answer: wickedness

Dorothy threw a pail of water into the air to try and put out the flames on the Scarecrow, but accidentally splashed the Witch. The Witch started to melt, shouting things.

Answer: "Talk me out of it!"

Dorothy had been captured by the Wicked Witch and was going to be killed as soon as the hourglass ran out, and the friends needed to get her out quickly. The Lion, obviously being a coward, was scared to go in. It all worked out, and they found themselves with a new plan.

Answer: He stated the Pythagorean Theorem.

This part of the movie was one of the greatest math mistakes in movie history. Whether this was a mistake or put there deliberately, the Scarecrow stated the Pythagorean Theorem incorrectly.

Answer: They dressed up as guards.

The Scarecrow, the Lion, and the Tinman sat outside the castle and talked about the Scarecrow's plan to get in. They didn't realize three guards were sneaking up behind them, and there was a struggle between the guards and the friends. The Scarecrow, the Lion, and the Tinman ended up winning, and they stole the guard's uniforms and snuck up to Dorothy's room.

After they confirmed she was in there, the Tinman chopped the door down with his ax.

Answer: The Scarecrow

At the end of the movie, Dorothy walked down the line and gave each of her friends a kiss. She came to the Scarecrow last and told him she'd miss him the most. She said this because in the original plot there was a section about Dorothy and Hunk (the Scarecrow) having an innocent romance. This was taken out, but the part at the end was not.

Answer: Auntie Em

Dorothy was crying up in the tower, saying "I'm frightened Auntie Em!", and suddenly she saw her aunt come into the crystal ball. Auntie Em was wondering where Dorothy was, but the image didn't last long, and Dorothy was left crying as the Wicked Witch showed up in the ball instead.

Answer: Toto

When the friends brought back the broomstick to the Wizard, so they could get their wishes like he promised, Toto pulled open a curtain in the corner. Everyone was shocked to see that the Wizard was just a normal man controlling the smoke and effects behind the curtain, making him seem more powerful than he really was.

Answer: Taking chicks out of the coop

When Dorothy ran home to tell Auntie Em and Uncle Henry that Miss Gulch wanted to take Toto away, she found them busy and a little grumpy because they were having a problem with their chicks, and they thought they would lose a lot of them.

Answer: Glinda said she had to figure it out herself.

When Glinda came to help the sad Dorothy go home again, Glinda told her that she had the power the whole time. The Scarecrow and Dorothy were puzzled, and asked why she didn't tell her. Glinda replied, "Because she wouldn't have believed me. She had to find it out for herself."