Pixar Movie Quiz

Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. In Toy Story, what primarily makes Woody feel threatened when Buzz Lightyear arrives?
Buzz discovers that Woody belongs in a museum.
Buzz plans to give the toys to another child.
Buzz takes Woody’s role in a television show.
Buzz quickly becomes Andy’s favorite new toy.
2. What drives Marlin’s journey across the ocean in Finding Nemo?
He wants to return Dory to her original home.
He is following a migration route to find a new reef.
He must warn the reef about an approaching fishing boat.
He is searching for Nemo after a diver captures him.
3. What task was WALL-E originally built to perform on Earth?
Grow plants for returning humans
Repair the ships that evacuated humanity
Collect and compact abandoned waste
Search ruined cities for other robots
4. What career dream motivates Joe Gardner in Soul?
Becoming a celebrated music teacher
Writing scores for major films
Performing professionally as a jazz musician
Opening his own music school
5. In Brave, Queen Elinor is transformed into a bear. What must Merida then try to accomplish?
Win another archery contest to claim the throne
Repair their damaged bond and reverse the spell
Find a new clan willing to protect her mother
Convince Mor’du to lead her to the witch
6. Flik returns to his colony with a group he believes can defeat the grasshoppers. Who are they actually?
Soldier ants from a neighboring colony
Tough insects hired by Hopper’s rivals
Royal guards sent by another queen
Circus performers mistaken for warriors
7. In Coco, which ambition puts Miguel in conflict with his family’s long-standing rule?
He wants to become a musician.
He wants to leave Mexico to become a chef.
He wants to sell the family shoemaking business.
He wants to avoid celebrating Día de los Muertos.
8. A scene in Inside Out shows Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust reacting around a control console. Where is this scene taking place?
Inside Riley’s mind
Inside a dream created by Bing Bong
At an emotions laboratory in San Francisco
In a simulation at Riley’s school
9. In Toy Story 3, why do Andy’s toys choose to enter the donation box headed to Sunnyside Daycare?
They have been told Bonnie is waiting for them there.
They want to rescue toys trapped by Lotso.
They believe Andy has already left for college without them.
They mistakenly believe Andy intended to throw them away.
10. In Turning Red, what typically causes Mei to transform into a giant red panda?
Hearing music performed by 4*Town
Experiencing strong emotions
Being separated from her family
Entering the family temple after sunset
11. In Up, what allows Carl Fredricksen’s house to leave the ground?
Thousands of balloons lift it by cables.
A hidden aircraft engine unfolds beneath it.
A flock of trained birds pulls it into the air.
A storm carries it away from the city.
12. Why do Luca and Alberto try to avoid getting wet around the people of Portorosso in Luca?
Water reveals their sea-monster forms.
They cannot swim in freshwater.
Their borrowed clothes will dissolve in water.
They promised Massimo they would stay away from the sea.
13. What is the surname of the superhero family in The Incredibles?
Deavor
Underminer
Parr
Dicker
14. A gifted rat secretly guides a kitchen worker’s movements from beneath his chef’s hat. Which pairing does this describe?
Emile and Skinner
Remy and Linguini
Django and Gusteau
Remy and Anton Ego
15. At the beginning of Monsters, Inc., why do Sulley and other scarers enter children’s bedrooms?
To collect human objects for research
To train children not to fear monsters
To capture screams that power Monstropolis
To find doors leading out of the monster world
16. Why is Lightning McQueen required to remain in Radiator Springs in Cars?
His racing license has expired.
He must repair the road he damaged.
He needs a replacement engine before racing again.
He has agreed to train the town’s local race car.
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