"Looney Tunes" Character Profiles Quiz

Answer: Speedy Gonzalez

Speedy Gonzalez is the self proclaimed "fastest mouse in all of Mexico". He always wears a large sombrero and usually gets into trouble with Sylvester the Cat. He has no problem escaping, though, thanks to his blazing speed.

Answer: Penelope

Penelope is the name of the cat that is always being chased by Pepe Le Pew. Even though she is a cat, she always manages to acquire a white stripe on her back, making Pepe think she is a female skunk. She should really pay more attention to those "Wet Paint" signs.

Answer: Sam

Sam Sheepdog almost always stars opposite Ralph Wolf who looks an awful lot like Wile E. Coyote, don't you think? It is apparent that Ralph and Sam could be buddies when they are at home, but when the come to work and clock in, they are all business. Sam watches the flock and protects them from Ralph's crazy schemes to steal a quick meal.

Answer: Abominable Snowman

The Abominable Snowman whose name is Hugo and who resembles a giant version of Sam the Sheepdog, appears in a couple episodes, usually opposite Bugs Bunny or Daffy Duck (or both of them). He sees them as his pets and when he cuddles or disciplines them, he is far too rough and usually ends up hurting them somehow.

The episode is usually centered around the characters trying to escape from him.

Answer: Sylvester

Sylvester Jr., Sylvester the Cat's son, appears in several episodes and always stars with his dad. Usually, the episode revolves around Sylvester trying to teach Jr. about how to catch a small animal - sometimes Speedy Gonzalez or Tweety - but Sylvester is always defeated.

This causes Jr. to become embarrassed and put a paper bag over his head. Physically, Jr. is simply a very small version of Sylvester.

Answer: Porky Pig

Porky Pig first appeared in March of 1935 and is one of the oldest "Looney Tunes" characters there is. Unfortunately, he is bothered by quite a significant stutter. He is also often tasked with delivering the sayonara line to the viewing audience when he pops up on screen after the cartoon and waves, saying, "That's all, folks!"

Answer: Cecil

Cecil Turtle first appeared in the cartoon "Tortoise Beats Hair" in 1941. Cecil is slow in every respect but lovable and usually seems quite happy. In his debut cartoon, he raced against Bugs Bunny and ended up winning thanks to Bugs' shenanigans and Cecil's cunning.

Answer: Bobo

Bobo is a small elephant who first appeared in 1947 in the cartoon "Hobo Bobo". The cartoon featured Bobo playing baseball.

Answer: Kangaroo

This small kangaroo, named Hippety Hopper, usually stars opposite Sylvester the Cat. Sylvester, who mistakenly believes that Hippety is a giant mouse, spends the episodes trying to catch Hippety but the bouncy little guy has no trouble disposing of him; usually by using his big feet and powerful tail to spin Sylvester in circles or send him flying across the room with a powerful kick.

Answer: Michigan

Michigan J. Frog, appearing first in "One Froggy Evening" in 1955, is a small green frog that a man finds. To this guy's surprise, though, Michigan can sing and dance quite well! But when the guy tries to show off Michigan to people, he stops performing and just lets out a very normal-frog-like ribbit.

The result is the same when the man books a performance hall to try and make money off his discovery. Then just as people exit the arena, Michigan starts again. The man gives up on becoming rich by his signing and dancing frog.