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Trivia Questions Disney Trivia Questions & Answers Trivia Question: Where did the film 101 Dalmatians take place? Answer: London Trivia Question: When was the original 101 Dalmatians released? Answer: 1961 Trivia Question: What is the name of the group of girls Dot belonged to in the film A Bug’s Life? Answer: The Blueberries Trivia Question: Which actor voiced Hopper, the head of the grasshoppers in the movie A Bug’s Life? Answer: Kevin Spacey Trivia Question: What is the name of Goofy’s son in the movie A Goofy Movie? Answer: Max Trivia Question: Which Disney character makes a cameo on Max’s telephone when he wakes up late for school in A Goofy Movie? Answer: Mickey Mouse Trivia Question: What is Goofy’s profession in the movie A Goofy Movie? Answer: Photographer Trivia Question: What is the name of the girl Max was in love with in A Goofy Movie? Answer: Roxanne Trivia Question: What are the titles of the three movies in the Aladdin trilogy? Answer: Aladdin, Aladdin and the King of Thieves, & Aladdin: The Return of Jafar Trivia Question: Where does Aladdin live? Answer: Agrabah Trivia Question: Where is the magic lamp hidden in Aladdin? Answer: In the Cave of Wonders Trivia Question: What are the three wishes the Genie cannot grant in Aladdin? Answer: He cannot kill anyone, bring anyone back from the dead, or make anyone fall in love Trivia Question: Which Disney character does the Genie do an impersonation of when Aladdin promises to set him free? Answer: Pinocchio Trivia Question: What color is Alice’s dress in Disney’s Alice in Wonderland? Answer: Blue Trivia Question: What does the rabbit continue to repeat throughout the movie Alice in Won- derland? Answer: “Oh dear, I’m late for a very important date!” Trivia Question: Which actress plays a set of twins in Disney’s remake of A Parent Trap? Answer: Lindsay Lohan Trivia Question: What secret sweet snack do the twins discover they both love in Disney’s A Parent Trap? Answer: Oreo’s with Peanut Butter Trivia Question: Who is Bambi’s love interest? Answer: Faline Trivia Question: What kind of animal is Flower in the movie Bambi? Answer: A skunk Trivia Question: What does Thumper try to teach Bambi when winter comes? Answer: How to ice skate on the frozen pond Trivia Question: How many siblings does Thumper have in the movie Bambi? Answer: Five sisters Trivia Question: In the movie Beauty and the Beast who sings the theme song “Beauty and the Beast”? Answer: Mrs. Potts Trivia Question: What is the name of Belle’s father in the movie Beauty and the Beast? Answer: Maurice Trivia Question: What is the color of Belle’s dress when she dances with the Beast? Answer: Gold Trivia Question: What is the name of the character who wants to marry Belle in Beauty and the Beast? Answer: Gaston Trivia Question: What were the name of the chihuahua from Beverly Hills that gets lost in Bev- erly Hills Chihuahua? Answer: Chloe Trivia Question: Which actor voices the dog Papi in the movie Beverly Hills Chihuahua? Answer: George Lopez Trivia Question: What is the name of the fictional city where Big Hero 6 takes place? Answer: San Fransokyo Trivia Question: What illegal activity was Hero participating at the opening of Big Hero 6? Answer: Robot Fighting Trivia Question: What is Baymax’s purpose/profession in Big Hero 6? Answer: Personal Healthcare Companion Trivia Question: Who was behind the mask, revealing who burned down the lab at the begin- ning of Big Hero 6? Answer: Callaghan, the robotics professor Trivia Question: What is the name of the hamster in Disney’s Bolt? Answer: Rhino Trivia Question: Which actor voiced the dog Bolt in Disney’s Bolt? Answer: John Travolta Trivia Question: What is the name of Bolt’s new master in Disney’s Bolt? Answer: Penny Trivia Question: What does King Fergus give Merida for her birthday in the film Brave? Answer: A bow & arrow Trivia Question: What is the name of Merida’s three brothers in Disney’s Brave? Answer: Harris, Hubert, & Hamish Trivia Question: What is the name of the author who wrote the book Bridge to Terabithia that Disney later recreated a movie from? Answer: Katherine Paterson Trivia Question: Where was the movie Bridge to Terabithia filmed? Answer: Auckland, NZ Trivia Question: Who sang the song “Great Spirits” that played at the beginning of the movie Brother Bear? Answer: Tina Turner Trivia Question: What does Denahi’s totem mean in the movie Brother Bear? Answer: Wisdom Trivia Question: What is the name of the boy who transforms into a bear in the film Brother Bear? Answer: Kenai Trivia Question: Where was Kenai when he first met Koda in Brother Bear? Answer: In a bear trap and hanging from a tree Trivia Question: Which actress stars as the main character in Disney’s Cadet Kelly? Answer: Hilary Duff Trivia Question: What is the name of the Jonas Brother’s band in the movie Camp Rock? Answer: Connect 3 Trivia Question: What are the names of the Jonas Brother’s characters in Camp Rock? Answer: Nate Gray, Shane Gray, and Jason Gray Trivia Question: What is the name of Mitchie’s mother in Camp Rock? Answer: Connie Trivia Question: What did Jason want Shane to make him during camp in Camp Rock? Answer: A birdhouse Trivia Question: Which actor voiced Lightning McQueen in the movie Cars? Answer: Owen Wilson Trivia Question: Who was Radiator Springs founded by in the movie Cars? Answer: A steam car named Stanley Trivia Question: What was the name of the shop that Luigi & Guido owned in Cars? Answer: Luigi’s Casa Della Tires Trivia Question: What was the name of the town where Disney’s Chicken Little took place? Answer: Oakey Oaks Trivia Question: What sport was Chicken Little’s father famous for? Answer: Baseball Trivia Question: What shape was the piece of the sky that feel in Chicken Little’s room? Answer: An octagon Trivia Question: Abby, Runt, and Fish Out of Water (Chicken Little’s closest friends), are what kinds of animals? Answer: Abby is a duck, Runt is a pig, and Fish Out of Water is a fish Trivia Question: What is the name of the character Raven-Symoné plays in the movie College Road Trip? Answer: Melanie Porter Trivia Question: What college does Melanie want to go to in the movie College Road Trip? Answer: Georgetown University Trivia Question: What song does Melanie sing while on the tour bus in the movie College Road Trip? Answer: Double Dutch Bus Trivia Question: Who wears the green dress in Disney’s Cinderella? Answer: Drizella, Cinderella’s step-sister Trivia Question: What is the name of Cinderella’s step-mother? Answer: Lady Tremaine Trivia Question: What year was the original Cinderella released? Answer: 1950 Trivia Question: What are the names of the two mice that serve as Cinderella’s sidekicks? Answer: Jaq and Gus, full names Jacques and Octavius Trivia Question: What is the name of Lady Tremaine’s cat in Cinderella? Answer: Lucifer Trivia Question: What was the first film ever created by Disney? Answer: Steamboat Willie Trivia Question: Which Disney character made their debut in Steamboat Willie? Answer: Mickey Mouse Trivia Question: In what year was the short film Steamboat Willie released? Answer: 1928 Trivia Question: Disney Pixar’s film Coco tells the story of which holiday originating in Mexi- can culture? Answer: The Day of the Dead Trivia Question: What was the Rivera’s family business that began with Miguel’s great-great grandmother Mamá Imelda in the movie Coco? Answer: Shoe making Trivia Question: What was the name of Miguel’s dog companion in the movie Coco? Answer: Dante Trivia Question: What was the name of the musician that Miguel admired? Answer: Ernesto de la Cruz Trivia Question: Which two sisters star in the Disney movie Cow Belles? Answer: Aly & AJ Michalka Trivia Question: What band is obsessed over in the movie Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen? Answer: Sidarthur Trivia Question: What is Lola’s real name in the movie Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen? Answer: Mary Trivia Question: What charm does Lola wear on her necklace? Answer: Coke Bottles Trivia Question: Who is the first animal in Disney’s Dumbo to receive a baby from the storks? Answer: Mrs. Bear Trivia Question: Who is Dumbo’s true, loyal friend? Answer: Timothy Q. Mouse Trivia Question: What is the color of Dumbo’s hat? Answer: Yellow Trivia Question: What game did Kronk play when he and Yzma were in the jungle searching for Kuzco in Disney’s The Emperor’s New Groove? Answer: Exotic Bird Bingo Trivia Question: What is Kronk’s specialty food when Kuzco comes over for dinner in The Em- peror’s New Groove? Answer: Spinach Puffs Trivia Question: What is the name of Pacha’s wife and children in Disney’s The Emperor’s New Groove? Answer: His wife is Chicha, Daughter is Chaca, & Son is Tipo Trivia Question: Where does Finding Nemo take place? Answer: The Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Queensland, Australia Trivia Question: Who states, “Fish are friends, not food,” in the movie Finding Nemo? Answer: Bruce the shark Trivia Question: What kind of animal does Dory name “Squishy” in Finding Nemo? Answer: A jellyfish Trivia Question: What object causes Tess and Anna to switch bodies in the movie Freaky Fri- day? Answer: A magical fortune cookie Trivia Question: What is the name of Anna’s little brother in Freaky Friday? Answer: Harry Trivia Question: What is the name of the character who proposes to Anna in Disney’s Frozen? Answer: Hans Trivia Question: Who was Kristoff adopted by in the movie Frozen? 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