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1. This cartoon character was a TV news reporter who was forever getting herself into trouble and relying on Underdog to save her. What was her name?
2. This cartoon character had an adopted brother named Hadji and a dog named Bandit. His father, Benton, was a scientist for the U.S. government. What was the name of the character that also happens to be the name of the cartoon?
3. This chicken had a distinctively southern drawl and was part of both "Looney Tunes" and "Merrie Melodies". He might on any given show be heard to say "That's a joke -- ah say, that's a joke, son!" What was the name of this 'fowl' character?
4. This bear lived in Jellystone Park and was always game to swipe an unattended pic-a-nic basket or two. His partner in crime was named Yogi and they were always under the watchful eye of Park Ranger Smith. What was the name of this little bear?
5. His real name was Norville but no one called him that (except maybe his mother). His favorite pastime was eating. The dog he hangs with was always hitting him up for 'Scooby' snacks. And he said 'zoinks' a lot. Can you solve the mystery of his name based on these clues?
6. This cartoon character must have single-handedly kept the Acme Company in business with all the products he bought (rockets, explosives, anvils, etc.). Why did he buy all these things you ask? His lifelong ambition was to catch the lightning-quick Road Runner and he used these items to help him in his quest. What was this character's name?
7. This character lived in a giant jukebox near Tranquility Forest. She was always bugging "The Bugaloos" and Peter Platter trying to get her singing/acting/modeling career off the ground. She had a large German rat named Funky that served as her chauffeur, bodyguard and yes-man (yes-rat?). Quite bizarre indeed. What name did this lady go by?
8. This cartoon character was a dog who had an adopted son named Sherman. This dog also happened to be the smartest being in the world. He invented a machine called a WABAC that allows you to go back in time. This cartoon was one of several on "The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle". What was the dog's name?
9. The characters in the cartoon were based on a real musical group. The members of the group were all brothers from Gary, Indiana. The brothers had several pets on the show - two rats named Ray and Charles plus a snake named Rosey. Who was the group?
10. This live-action show featured Fleegle, Bingo, Drooper and Snorky. What name did these four characters go by?
11. This crazy bird had his own segment on "George of the Jungle". He was a superhero who, whenever danger arose, would drink some of his 'super sauce' and transform from Henry Cabot HenHouse III into our hero. Do you know the name of this cartoon?
12. This Hanna-Barbera cartoon was always one of my favorites. The star of the show was a pink mountain lion who could be heard to exclaim "Heavens to Murgatroyd" or perhaps "Heavens to Betsy, eve-en"! And he was always exiting stage left or stage right or up or down. What was the name of this hilarious pink feline?
13. This live-action show featured actor Michael Gray as Billy Batson who could turn himself into Captain Marvel by saying a specific magic word. Whenever someone was in trouble or danger presented itself that word was spoken by young Batson and he was transformed into the superhero. What was the magic word which also happens to be the name of the show?
14. This cartoon was about a fictional band based on a popular comic book character. Even though they were not a real group (so-to-speak) they still had several hit records including "Sugar Sugar" and "Bang-Shang-A-Lang". The group consisted of three guys and two gals who all attended Riverdale High. What was the name of this cartoon?
15. These two little mice were always being chased by that big mean bully of a cat, Mr. Jinks. This cartoon was a segment of "The Huckleberry Hound Show". What were the names of the twin mice?
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