"UP" - The Spirit of Adventure Quiz

Answer: Tiny mailman

Everytime he and Mr. Frederickson are found, that's what they call him. This is mostly because of his tiny stature and because he's dressed like a mailman, even though he's basically a boy scout.

Answer: Kevin

The bird is the main reason why Muntz is there. When Russell first presents the bird to Carl, he thinks that he has found the 'snipe' that Carl wants from his house, that is supposedly bothering his flowers. Russell then presumes to constantly say "Kevin" and Carl asks who that is. Russell replies that that's what he's named the bird.

Answer: He is accused of lying about his discovery.

It is a painful loss but Muntz loses his membership and now that is why he is looking for the mysterious bird. Muntz is accused of fabricating the bones so that the scientists will think that it was real. Russell names it Kevin and tries to take it with him as a pet.

But Muntz wants it, so that he can take it back to the States as proof that he discovered a new species. As you can see in the movie, he is willing to kill to have that it in his possession.

Answer: Ellie

He meets her at the beginning of the movie and they end up marrying. They actually have totally opposite personalities. Carl is more of the quieter type, while Ellie is energetic and outgoing. You can see that in their families, when their wedding takes place.

Answer: Carl and Ellie

They paint that on there when they finish building the house. Ellie and Carl's handprints are there too. It was actually a mistake but Ellie went with it and placed her print where it touched Carl's.

Answer: Muntz

They have idolized him since they were kids. Carl has his balloon with the "Spirit of Adventure" written on it, acting like he is Muntz. Then he hears Ellie doing the same thing in the abandoned house. Both Carl and Ellie have magazines and models of Muntz's uses of transportation.

Answer: Theta

They're named after the letters of the Greek alphabet. Alpha is the leader. Beta and Gamma are his minions.

Answer: Wilderness Explorers

Russell is part of a boy scout-like, or leadership organization that lives for helping everything involved with the wilderness. Russell actually quotes their saying to Carl when they are in the forest.

Answer: Fenton's

He and his dad would count blue and red cars on the curb. He says this at the part when Carl and Russell are resting for the night under the house. He tells Carl his whole life story, about how his parents are separated and everything (he doesn't say everything straight up but you can read a lot between the lines).

Answer: It isn't revealed.

Nothing is ever said (or rather shown) of how she dies. The music just gets really somber and depressing and the last thing you see is her in the hospital bed with Carl by her side.