Obscure Quiz Questions

[powlessfamily4]

I need your help. My brother considers himself a regular Disney guru. I made my first trip to WDW this past June with him and I have to say I he was right, I have missed out on a lot!! Because I am such a newbie he is always texting me little quiz questions about the parks then laughs insanley when I don't know the answers without going to Google. I need some good disney quiz questions that will stump him good! Can any of you help??

He is a member of this board (cowanfamily) but he is unable to access the web for the next 2 or 3 days.

I am counting on your all to help! :hammer:

 

[Crazy Harry]

I need your help. My brother considers himself a regular Disney guru. I made my first trip to WDW this past June with him and I have to say I he was right, I have missed out on a lot!! Because I am such a newbie he is always texting me little quiz questions about the parks then laughs insanley when I don't know the answers without going to Google. I need some good disney quiz questions that will stump him good! Can any of you help??

He is a member of this board (cowanfamily) but he is unable to access the web for the next 2 or 3 days.

I am counting on your all to help! :hammer:

What was the code name Walt gave the WDW project when he was buying up land for it?

What is the only land in the Magic Kingdom that has not had utildors below it?

Is any part of the Seven Seas Lagoon located within the Magic Kingdom, and if so where? (trick question)

What is the number on the fire station on Main Street?

What music from a past attraction received a remix and played somewhere in the Magic Kingdom?

Where does the roman numeral 4 appear as IIII instead of IV and why?

Hope this helps. Lets see if any of these stump any wdwmagic residents. That is always a good test of the difficulty of a trivia question. These may be common knowledge in these parts for all I know.

 

[powlessfamily4]

Thanks!! Now let's see if I get the answers LOL

 

[David S.]

What is the name of the little bear who holds a teddy bear in Country Bear Jamboree?

Who was the founder of Grizzly Hall?

Who sings the song "How Long Will My Baby Be Gone", in the show? (two answers acceptable)

Who designed the characters for the Country Bear Jamboree, and who wrote the script?

Who does the voices for Melvin, Buff, and Max in the show?

In the queue portraits of Splash Mountain, what is Brer Fox said to be looking for?

What is the name of the song that plays on the organ in the upstairs dining room in Swiss Family Treehouse and who wrote the music?

What is the LAST line heard in the Under New Management version of the Tiki Room, and which character speaks it (after most guests have left the theatre, a few seconds before the exit doors close)

How many posters are located in the queue of Mickey's Philharmagic and which classic Disney (or Pixar) animated films are they from?

How many frogs are found in the Africa scene of It's A Small World?

How many sheep are found in the Asia scene in It's A Small World?

Which two legendary Imagineers are caricatured in the tile mosaic murals inside the Castle?

How many paintings are there above the Carousel that tell the story of Cinderella when you stand in one place and watch it spin?

How many Dumbos are on the Dumbo ride and how many different colors are used for their various hats?

How many Tigger figures are inside of the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh ride?

In the climatic chase sequence in Snow White's Adventures, which dwarf is closest to the wicked witch just before she falls from the cliff?

What is the first line of diologue in Peter Pan's Flight spoken by a character OTHER than Peter Pan?

Which of the following Alice In Wonderland songs does NOT play as part of the Mad Tea Party music loop: "March Of the Cards", "The Caucus Race", "I'm Late", "In A World Of My Own"

Who founded Mickey's Toontown Fair?

What is the name of the DJ of WACKY radio?

How many posters can be found in Minnie's House which represent the covers of her magazine?

What is the name of this magazine?

In Goofy's Barnstormer, what is required for his engine's "polution-free power source" to work?

What did Goofy have to cut for "budgetary reasons" in the design of his airplane (that guests fly in on the ride).

What does he call this airplane?

Which character is credited with designing the map in Donald's Boat?

What is the score of the Ping Pong tournament in Mickey's House?

How many Main Street windows does Walt Disney have and where are they located?

How many engines does the Walt Disney World Railroad have and what are their names?

What are the names of the four dolphins that live at the Seas pavilion?

What famous piece of music scores the Alps scene in Impressions de France and what famous French composer wrote it?

Who is the narrator of Reflections Of China?

What is the name of Dr. Channing's female assistant in Honey, I Shrunk the Audience?

What can be found in the outdoor courtyard of the Magic of Disney Animation attraction?

Which one of the following Disney characters does NOT have a block of handprints/footprints outside the Chinese Theatre? - Mickey, Donald, Pluto, Roger Rabbit, Goofy, Minnie?

In Flights of Wonder, what is the name of the bird who can sing several different songs?

Which one of the following animals can NOT be found on the Maharajah Jungle Trek? - Rodriguez Fruit Bat, Bantang, Elds Deer, Blackbuck, Tapir, or Duiker?

What is the name of the doctor who oversees the Pangani Forest Exploration trail?

What is the first AND last name of the male character in the Dinosaur preshow?

What song from the musical "The Dung And I" (a parody of The King and I) do the insects buzz and chirp to in the It's Tough To Be a Bug preshow music loop?

 

[Pooh'sBuddy]

Oh, my goodness!! These are great questions.

 

[David S.]

Lets see if any of these stump any wdwmagic residents. That is always a good test of the difficulty of a trivia question. These may be common knowledge in these parts for all I know.

I originally didn't want to post my guesses on the board and ruin the challenge for other members, but then I remembered I could mask my guesses in a white color. So here goes.

WARNING - Highlighting my answers or looking too closely at them may contain SPOILERS for any I may get right.

What was the code name Walt gave the WDW project when he was buying up land for it?

Project X, and later The Florida Project

What is the only land in the Magic Kingdom that has not had utildors below it?

Mickey's Toontown Fair

Is any part of the Seven Seas Lagoon located within the Magic Kingdom, and if so where? (trick question)

Do you mean how the canal used for the Water Pageant to enter the Lagoon also connects to the Rivers Of America in Frontierland?

What is the number on the fire station on Main Street?

71, because the park opened in 1971

What music from a past attraction received a remix and played somewhere in the Magic Kingdom?

Are you referring to the Tomorrowland instrumental music loop, which includes instrumentals of the songs "If You Had Wings" from IYHW and "Miracles From Molecules" from DL's Adventure Through Inner Space? "Now Is The Time" from the previous version of Carousel of Progress is also on that loop, and you could also be referring to the abbreviated version of "In The Tiki Tiki Tiki Room" that plays during Under New Management

Where does the roman numeral 4 appear as IIII instead of IV and why?

On a clock/s in the parks because they either used to make clocks this way, or someone made a mistake. I have heard the exact story about which one it is, but I can't remember it right now. I'm going to guess the one above the Main Street Railroad Station.

 

[Crazy Harry]

I originally didn't want to post my guesses on the board and ruin the challenge for other members, but then I remembered I could mask my guesses in a white color. So here goes.

WARNING - Highlighting my answers or looking too closely at them may contain SPOILERS for any I may get right.



Wow, you're good :sohappy: In terms of the seven seas lagoon, that is not what I am refering to, I'm refering to the fact that the soil from the seven seas lagoon was used to build up fantasyland. The the remix song, you got it right on the first try, but you educated me becasue I was not aware of the rest. And for the last one, it is on the american adventure pavillion in epcot, and is accurate for the time period.

 

[powlessfamily4]

HA! Thank you so much!! I can best him AND learn so much more about WDW!! You all rule!!

 

[David S.]

Let me know when you want me to post the answers to my questions. I can post them in white so as not to spoil it for anyone. Also, I thought of several more:

Whose prints can be found in cement outside of Tony's Town Square restaurant?

Up until April, 2010, which three classic Disney short cartoons played inside Town Square Exposition Hall's "Milestones In Animation" exhibit in a continuous loop?

According to the WDW Railroad spiel, what types of "savage critters" can one find in Adventureland?

What is the maximum amount of trains that Big Thunder Mountain Railroad will run at the same time?

What are the names of the "Three Sunbonnets" in the Country Bear Jamboree?

What are the names of the three possums found in the Laughing Place scene in Splash Mountain?

Circling the famous "Partners" statue of Walt and Mickey in the Hub are some smaller statues. How many are there, and what characters are they?

According to the inscription on Cinderella's Wishing Well, what will your wishes make?

Which ONE of the following songs/scores from classic Silly Symphony and Fab 5 character shorts is NOT a part of the Toontown Fair music loop? - "Funny Little Bunnies", "Minnie's Yoo Hoo", "Steamboat Willie", "The Three Little Pigs", "Goddess Of Spring", "The Country Cousin"

What are the names of the two female mice from Cinderella that appear in the afternoon parade? (they are not mentioned by name in the film)

In the Carousel of Progress 40's scene, what languages does the host speculate that one day people will learn while watching television?

In the first sensory lab of Journey Into Imagination With Figment, what does Dr. Nigel Channing lose?

In Grand Fiesta Tour, what does Donald Duck say to the baby octopus?

How many polar bears can be found in Maelstrom?

According to a Walt Disney quote in the Walt Disney: One Man's Dream exhibit area, who was it that always made sure that he and his younger sister Ruth had a toy at Christmas when they were growing up?

Who is the warden of Harambe Wildlife Reserve?

In Affection Section at Rafiki's Planet Watch, what breed of cow can be found and what is her name?

What is the "Grand Prize" for a child that defeats Keebler, the math bird, in a math competition during the Flights Of Wonder show?

According to a bulletin board in the bat viewing area on the Maharajah Jungle Trek, who will be giving a lecture on bats?

In the Asia section of Animal Kingdom, what do the bells in the trees represent?

 

[Ziffman]

Let me know when you want me to post the answers to my questions. I can post them in white so as not to spoil it for anyone. Also, I thought of several more:

Whose prints can be found in cement outside of Tony's Town Square restaurant?

Up until April, 2010, which three classic Disney short cartoons played inside Town Square Exposition Hall's "Milestones In Animation" exhibit in a continuous loop?

According to the WDW Railroad spiel, what types of "savage critters" can one find in Adventureland?

What is the maximum amount of trains that Big Thunder Mountain Railroad will run at the same time?

What are the names of the "Three Sunbonnets" in the Country Bear Jamboree?

What are the names of the three possums found in the Laughing Place scene in Splash Mountain?

Circling the famous "Partners" statue of Walt and Mickey in the Hub are some smaller statues. How many are there, and what characters are they?

According to the inscription on Cinderella's Wishing Well, what will your wishes make?

Which ONE of the following songs/scores from classic Silly Symphony and Fab 5 character shorts is NOT a part of the Toontown Fair music loop? - "Funny Little Bunnies", "Minnie's Yoo Hoo", "Steamboat Willie", "The Three Little Pigs", "Goddess Of Spring", "The Country Cousin"

What are the names of the two female mice from Cinderella that appear in the afternoon parade? (they are not mentioned by name in the film)

In the Carousel of Progress 40's scene, what languages does the host speculate that one day people will learn while watching television?

In the first sensory lab of Journey Into Imagination With Figment, what does Dr. Nigel Channing lose?

In Grand Fiesta Tour, what does Donald Duck say to the baby octopus?

How many polar bears can be found in Maelstrom?

According to a Walt Disney quote in the Walt Disney: One Man's Dream exhibit area, who was it that always made sure that he and his younger sister Ruth had a toy at Christmas when they were growing up?

Who is the warden of Harambe Wildlife Reserve?

In Affection Section at Rafiki's Planet Watch, what breed of cow can be found and what is her name?

What is the "Grand Prize" for a child that defeats Keebler, the math bird, in a math competition during the Flights Of Wonder show?

According to a bulletin board in the bat viewing area on the Maharajah Jungle Trek, who will be giving a lecture on bats?

In the Asia section of Animal Kingdom, what do the bells in the trees represent?

Yes, please post them. This is a great thread!! So much better than the typical "amateur" trivia questions you get from more mainstream sources. Thank you to the OP for tossing out this challenge!!

 

[xcrashx15]

I just wanted to say thanks to everyone that posted questions (and answers) so far. I've been quizzing my friend's 7 y/o son with basic trivia questions for a few weeks in preparation for a November trip and I can't wait to add all these new ones to our list. The people here never cease to amaze me with all of this collective knowledge!

 

[DABIGCHEEZ]

Most of these questions may be just a wee bit difficult for a 7year old... just sayin.

 

[powlessfamily4]

I LOVE this stuff!!!!

 

[xcrashx15]

Most of these questions may be just a wee bit difficult for a 7year old... just sayin.

I agree, but this isn't your standard 7 y/o - his parents have been indoctrinating him with Disney stuff for years! He can already produce an exact replica of nearly any character autograph on command. I give it less than a year until he starts posting on this forum :animwink: But yeah, as far as the trivia questions, I don't even know most of the answers myself! David S. - did you think of all those questions yourself or do you have a trivia book? If so, I'd like to buy it... if not, maybe you should write one so I can!

 

[David S.]

David S. - did you think of all those questions yourself or do you have a trivia book? If so, I'd like to buy it... if not, maybe you should write one so I can!

As Bert says in Mary Poppins, "It's all me own work, from me own memory!"

Thanks for the compliments about the questions! I had a lot of fun thinking of them!

I've been blessed with the opportunity to spend lots of time in the parks in the last 5 years,( more than I ever dreamed possible), because I moved to the area after my hometown New Orleans was devestated by the storm, and I still live in the WDW area part-time.

I'm really into soaking up all the theming details and not rushing through the parks, which, to be fair, is easier to do when you know you have the time to.

Most of the answers to all of the questions can be found in the parks themselves with no external sources necessary - in the signage, spiels, theming, and other "little details" that make the parks so rich and magical.

A few, such as the "who wrote this" type of questions, do come from outside sources, such as books, magazines, DVDs, and CDs about the parks that I collect and enjoy.

I'm also really into Disney films and music, so that's how I know the names of the songs from Disney films that are on the music loops.

The reason I focused on easily overlooked minutae in the questions is because the OP asked for "stumpers"!

 

[Crazy Harry]

Name every animal depicted in the Pirate of the Caribbean ride.

 

[David S.]

That's a tough one. I don't know the EXACT number of animals, as I've never counted all the chickens! But I do have a good idea of where all the animals in the ride can be found. I'll put my answer in white:

In the cave scene before the drop, there's a crab near the skeleton and a seagull on his head.

In the auction scene, there's a donkey, a rooster, several chickens, and some goats.

In the next scene there's a dog barking next to the barrel, and in the back where the women are chasing the pirates away, there's a chicken chasing another chicken!

Next, on the right is "Old Bill" hanging out with some cats, and offering them rum!

The next scene has my favorite animals on the ride - next to the three pirates singing "Yo Ho" is a donkey braying along and a doggie barking along! Later in that scene to the right is some oinking pigs, and up on the bridge next to the pirate with the hairy leg is a parrot.

Another one of my favorites is the doggie who won't give up those jail keys in the next scene.

And then in the last scene, there's another parrot in this new scene featuring Captain Jack.

 

[ScorpionX]

1. What was the code name Walt gave the WDW project when he was buying up land for it?
   
2. What is the only land in the Magic Kingdom that has not had utildors below it?
   
3. Is any part of the Seven Seas Lagoon located within the Magic Kingdom, and if so where? (trick question)
   
4. What is the number on the fire station on Main Street?
   
5. What music from a past attraction received a remix and played somewhere in the Magic Kingdom?
   
6. Where does the roman numeral 4 appear as IIII instead of IV and why?

Hope this helps. Lets see if any of these stump any wdwmagic residents. That is always a good test of the difficulty of a trivia question. These may be common knowledge in these parts for all I know.

1. Project X
2. Mickey's Toontown Fair
3. The Rivers of America are connected to the Seven Seas Lagoon via backstage canal.
4. 71
5. "If You Had Wings" is played in Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe.
6. It appears on Cinderella Castle's clock because "IIII" was used as the Roman 4 in the 1700s.

 

[Crazy Harry]

That's a tough one. I don't know the EXACT number of animals, as I've never counted all the chickens! But I do have a good idea of where all the animals in the ride can be found. I'll put my answer in white:

In the cave scene before the drop, there's a crab near the skeleton and a seagull on his head.

In the auction scene, there's a donkey, a rooster, several chickens, and some goats.

In the next scene there's a dog barking next to the barrel, and in the back where the women are chasing the pirates away, there's a chicken chasing another chicken!

Next, on the right is "Old Bill" hanging out with some cats, and offering them rum!

The next scene has my favorite animals on the ride - next to the three pirates singing "Yo Ho" is a donkey braying along and a doggie barking along! Later in that scene to the right is some oinking pigs, and up on the bridge next to the pirate with the hairy leg is a parrot.

Another one of my favorites is the doggie who won't give up those jail keys in the next scene.

And then in the last scene, there's another parrot in this new scene featuring Captain Jack.

Are there any bats in the cave?

 

[Ziffman]

That's a tough one. I don't know the EXACT number of animals, as I've never counted all the chickens! But I do have a good idea of where all the animals in the ride can be found. I'll put my answer in white:

In the cave scene before the drop, there's a crab near the skeleton and a seagull on his head.

In the auction scene, there's a donkey, a rooster, several chickens, and some goats.

In the next scene there's a dog barking next to the barrel, and in the back where the women are chasing the pirates away, there's a chicken chasing another chicken!

Next, on the right is "Old Bill" hanging out with some cats, and offering them rum!

The next scene has my favorite animals on the ride - next to the three pirates singing "Yo Ho" is a donkey braying along and a doggie barking along! Later in that scene to the right is some oinking pigs, and up on the bridge next to the pirate with the hairy leg is a parrot.

Another one of my favorites is the doggie who won't give up those jail keys in the next scene.

And then in the last scene, there's another parrot in this new scene featuring Captain Jack.

Amazing!!!