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Pinocchio Feb Pinocchio Feb. 7, 1940 Copyright © 2014 - Created by JamesD (dzneynut) Email the bonus clue to [email protected] for a chance to win a Disney pin! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 3 4 5 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 6 25 7 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 adult pine Blue Fairy dog Cleo Figaro fox Mel Blanc Honest John head five cat courteous Monstro nose bass truthful Stromboli small box False bird teak Strings matchbox friendly red umbrella counselor Pleasure Star Dinah pool tuna poker Coachman Lampwick rabbit salt mines conscience Willie carpetbag sea lion actor sea horse song donkey wood vacation True four Jiminy Cricket Bianca ★ The original story of "Pinocchio" was written by what author in 1883? (pen name) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Across Down 6. According to Pinocchio, "I'd rather be smart than 1. According to this Academy Award-winning song, be an _____!"? "When You Wish Upon a ____," your dreams 8. What was the name of the giant whale that come true. swallows Geppetto and Pinocchio? 2. What evil showman does the character in #10 11. What object does Jiminy Cricket use as a Down sell Pinocchio to? makeshift parachute? 3. What part of Pinocchio grows whenever he tells 14. What is the name of Geppetto's fish? a lie? 15. What type of wood is Pinocchio made from? 4. What is the name of Geppetto's cat? 16. What famous voice actor provided the sound 5. As a result of his mischevious behavior while on effects for the awkward companion of #5 Down? #21 Down, Pinocchio grows a tail and ears of a (full name) ______. 20. Jiminy Cricket arrives at Geppetto's carrying two 7. Jiminy Cricket is tasked with being Pinocchio's items, an umbrella and a _________. __________. 22. Which major character from the Disney movie 9. Who grants Geppetto's wish? (two names) was unnamed and played a small role in the 10. The fox, J.Worthington Foulfellow, was usually original story? (both names) known as ______ ____? 26. In order for him to become a real boy, the 12. From what object does Jiminy Cricket make his character in #9 Down states that Pinocchio must bed in Geppetto's workshop? be "brave, ________ and selfish." 13. What type of game was Pinocchio and 30. What type of creature does Jiminy Cricket ride Lampwick playing when Jiminy Cricket finds underwater while searching for Geppetto? (2 them on #21 Down? words) 17. What type of animal is Gideon? 32. The character in #9 Down states that, "A boy 18. Where are the bad boys headed to work after who won't be good might just as well be made of they've turned into donkeys? (2 words) ____." 19. In what type of cage is Pinocchio locked in by the showman in #2 Down? 21. Where does the Coachman take Pinocchio and other bad boys? (_________ Island) 23. What color is the feather in Pinocchio's hat? 24. TRUE or FALSE: "Pinocchio" was the first instance of the term 'Jiminy Cricket' in a Disney cartoon or short? 25. What song does Pinocchio sing at the puppet show, and which can also be heard during Fantasmic at Disneyland Park? ("I've Got No _______") 27. What type of fish is Geppetto trying to catch while inside the whale when he discovers Pinocchio? 28. "Pinocchio" has one of the greatest number of villains of any animated feature. How many are there? 29. What is the name of the obnoxious red-headed boy that Pinocchio befriends at #21 Down? 31. How many fingers does Pinocchio have on one hand while he is still made of wood?.
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