Lettre Pedagogique Cavilam / Tv5 N° 36 Mai 2002

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Lettre Pedagogique Cavilam / Tv5 N° 36 Mai 2002 Name and surname: Class: 1) In what year was "Ghostbusters" released? b) Bacon a) 1980 c) Eggs b) 1982 d) Pancakes c) 1984 d) 1986 9) What was the name of the car used by the "Ghostbusters"? a) The Ghostcatcher 2) The movie takes place in what major city? b) The Ghostbustermobile a) Boston c) The Mystery Machine b) New York d) The Ectomobile c) Washington d) Las Vegas 10) What type of pack do the "Ghostbusters" carry on their backs? a) A proton pack 3) What do Ray and Winston talk about in the car, near the end of the b) A neutron pack movie? c) An electron pack a) The end of the world d) A beam pack b) Where they are going to eat c) Donuts 11) The Ghostbusters decide to set up their own business and they visit d) Slimer an abandoned firehouse. Venkman begins to bargain with the real estate woman, Ray ruins negotiations... 4) What happens at Louis Tully's party? a) On a unicycle a) A creature jumps out of Louis' bedroom. b) By tobogganing down the stairs on a cardboard box b) Everyone leaves because the party is boring. c) By sliding down a fire pole c) Everyone gets drunk. d) By performing a series of back-flips d) The Ghostbusters show up. 12) "We got one!" Where do our heroes go to catch their first ghost? 5) What color is Slimer? a) A grocery store a) Green b) The Empire State building b) Red c) A fancy hotel c) Dark Blue d) The Statue of Liberty d) White 13) Finish this line : 'We got the tools, we got the talent ________ ' ? 6) Which character gets slimed by Slimer in the hotel? a) It's Miller Time! a) Winston Zeddmore b) Lets rock his world! b) Peter Venkman c) This chick is toast! c) Egon Spengler d) It was nice working with you Ray! d) Raymond Stantz 14) What was Louis Tully? 7) What does the woman ghost say to Peter after he talks to her? a) Gozer a) "Be quiet!" b) Gate Keeper b) "Leave me alone!" c) Key Master c) "Ha ha ha!" d) Zuul d) "Shhh!" 15) In one of their early meetings in the movie, Dana Barrett tells Dr. 8) What starts cooking on Dana's counter? Venkman, 'you don't act like a scientist.' Her next line is _________ a) Ham ? Ghostbusters 1 / 2 Name and surname: Class: a) You are more like a gameshow host. d) Clarinet b) But you smell like one. c) They are usually pretty stiff. 23) After trying to whip the tablecloth out from under the table setting in d) In fact, you don't even act human the hotel dining room, what does Venkman proudly boast? And the _________________ are still standing! 16) What does Louis Tully shout as he runs from the horse and carriage? 24) When we first see the ghost in the library, what is it doing? a) You will be see the coming of the next demon!!! a) Putting books on the shelf b) Gozer is coming!!! b) Stacking books c) Join us or die!!! c) Sorting out the files d) You will perish in flames d) Reading 17) Who gets slimed? 25) What agency does Walter Peck represent? a) Venkman a) He's a policeman b) Winston b) Human Rights Agency c) Ray c) Environmental Protection Agency d) Egon d) Animal Rights Agency 18) How much did the Ghostbusters charge the Sedgewick Hotel for 26) Finish this quote: "Cross the _____..." 'entrapment, proton charging, and storage of the beast'? a) Rays a) $15,000 b) Streams b) $10,000 c) Lights c) $5,000 d) Beams d) $1,000 27) Gozer the traveler came in what pre-chosen form? 19) Where was Gozer 'very big'? a) The Stay Puft Mashmallow Man a) Mesopotamia b) A Torg b) Sumeria c) The Statue of Liberty c) Milwaukee d) A Giant Slor d) Titania 28) Who thought of the pre-chosen form? 20) Where did the guy, who got in the taxi, ask the decomposed ghost a) Ray taxi-driver to take him? b) Egon a) Sullivan Theater, Broadway c) Venkman b) Columbia Building, 57th street d) Winston c) Rockefeller Plaza, 5th Ave. d) Lincoln Center, 36th Ave. 29) What are the Ghostbusters covered with at the end of the movie? a) Marshmallow 21) What is the number plate on the Ghostbusters car? b) Blood c) Slime d) Carbonized particles 22) What instrument does Dana play in the orchestra? a) Cello 30) If you see a ghost, who ya gonna call? b) French Horn c) Violin Ghostbusters 2 / 2 .
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