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Dumb and Dumber Trivia Quiz DUMB AND DUMBER TRIVIA QUIZ ( www.TriviaChamp.com ) 1> What are Lloyd and Harry's last names? a. Jones, Atkins b. Floyd, Jones c. Christmas, Dunne d. Rogers, Wilhelm 2> What is the name of the pet shop Lloyd and Harry plan on opening? a. Animals and Things b. Pets R' We c. I Got Worms d. The Cat's Meow 3> What hockey player makes a cameo as Sea Bass? a. Bobby Orr b. Cam Neely c. Brett Hull d. Patrick Roy 4> What city are Harry and Lloyd traveling to? a. Los Angeles b. New York c. St. Louis d. Aspen 5> In what year was the film released? a. 2001 b. 1994 c. 2009 d. 1991 6> Name one of the two actors that turned down the role of Lloyd. a. Martin Short b. Bruce Willis c. Bill Murray d. Charlie Sheen 7> What is the name of Harry’s pet bird? a. Chippy b. Petey c. Tweety d. Squawks 8> Who directed the film? a. Jason Biggs b. George Lucas c. Martin Scorsese d. The Farrelly Brothers 9> Who plays Nicholas Andre, the Swanson’s family friend who kidnapped Mary’s husband? a. Robert Downey Jr. b. Bill Murray c. James Woods d. Charles Rocket 10> Finish the quote "Tell her I'm rich and uh, I'm good looking and uh, I have a ________". a. Giant Brain b. Huge Bank Account c. A Huge Surprise d. Rapist Wit Answers: 1> Christmas, Dunne - Lloyd is a limo driver. Harry is a dog groomer. 2> I Got Worms - Lloyd informs Mary of this on the way to the airport. 3> Cam Neely - Neely retired from the NHL in '96. 4> Aspen - Lloyd mistakenly thinks that Aspen is in California. 5> 1994 - Jim Carrey received $7 million for the film. 6> Martin Short - Steve Martin also turned down the role. 7> Petey - Petey was sold to a blind kid after being decapitated. 8> The Farrelly Brothers - Peter and Bobby are their first names. 9> Charles Rocket - Rocket committed suicide in 2005 10> Rapist Wit - Lloyd meant to say, 'rapier wit'. .
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