A Variety of Cartoons Trivia Quiz

Answer: The bathroom is over there

"Futurama" was created by Matt Groening who is best well known for creating the hit show "The Simpsons". The premise of the show is simple, a loser named Fry accidentally gets frozen for 1000 years and wakes up in the year 3000. He spends most of his time working for a delivery service named Planet Express with a group of misfits including a lobster-like "doctor", a one eyed woman, and a senile old man who just happens to be Fry's great great ... nephew.

Answer: Inspector Gadget

His niece Penny was the one who actually figured out what was going on while their dog Brain mainly stopped Gadget from getting killed (either by MAD agents or by his own ineptitude). Despite putting herself in danger time and again while unraveling the MAD plots, Penny never seemed to mind having her uncle take all of the credit.

The show resembled an older show, "Get Smart", which was a live action comedy featuring yet another bumbling secret agent.

Answer: Green

Blue was worn by Leonardo, the unofficial leader of the group. Donatello was always seen wearing purple while Raphael and Michelangelo wore red and yellow respectively. The turtles used to be the pets of an old ninja master, Yoshi, who lived in the sewers.

When they were all exposed to a mutagen gel, the turtles turned part human and Yoshi transformed into a large rat before changing his name to Splinter.

Answer: I Love to Laugh

One of the best episodes ever! The Simpson family decides they need to hire a nanny to help with the kids so a delightful British woman, Sherry Bobbins, flies into town on her umbrella and sings songs to the family. "I Love to Laugh" was actually parodied as a song by Patty and Selma and called "I Love to Smoke" but never made it into the show.

However you can still hear this un-aired version on one of the "Simpsons" soundtrack CD's and in the deleted scenes section of the DVD.

Answer: Liane Cartman

Yes, Eric's mother is his biological father. In this episode, it is revealed that despite all of her sexual exploits, she is actually a hermaphrodite. So who is Eric's mother then? Mrs. Crabtree? Miss Chokesondick? Officer Barbrady? The world may never know!

Answer: It was a reward from an engineer for a job well done

He kept the rest of his money in the "money bin" next to his house that looks like a grain silo converted into a safe. He keeps it there so he can enjoy his favorite pastime, swimming in all of his money. I never understood why the bad guys were always after that specific coin but he always kept it safe with the help of his three nephews: Huey, Dewey, and Louie.

Answer: And knowing is half the battle

They also had the same thing on "Transformers". The stars of the show would teach children why they shouldn't get in a car with strangers or how to deal with bullies. I never actually learned anything from these clips but it did create a line so memorable that I still hear people repeat over 20 years later.

Answer: Pepe le Pew

Other characters who faced off against Bugs include Yosemity Sam, The Mad Scientist, and of course, Elmer Fudd. Looney Toons featured a wide variety of memorable characters. Some toons usually featured the same characters paired up together: Sylvester and Tweety, Pepe le Pew and the cat, and my personal favorite, Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner.

However, Bugs Bunny made his appearance across from several other stars and was always able to get the upper hand using his wits, and a supply of carrots.

Answer: Chip and Dale's Rescue Rangers

Yes ladies and gentlemen, we have yet another Disney-based cartoon series. The two troublesome chipmunks gained both a dialogue as well as clothes in this show. Actually, although you can't really understand what Chip and Dale are saying in their original cartoons, they do use real words when conversing with each other. I found this out after plying with the closed-captioning while watching an old DVD.

Answer: U.S. Acres

"Garfield" has always been my favorite comic strip and it made a great cartoon show as well. It really gave the viewers a sense of just how nerdy Jon is and why Garfield wants to send Nermal to Abu-Dhabi. "U.S. Acres" also started as a comic strip written by Davis which had all of the animals working on the farm and harvesting the crops.

There is some speculation that the farm is the same farm run by the rest of the Arbukle clan but nobody can say for sure because the farmer, often mentioned by the characters, was never shown.