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1
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“Do You Want to Build a Snowman?”, “Let it Go”

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best-known songs from Frozen (2013)

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Elsa and Anna

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the two sisters in Frozen (2013)

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Olaf

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the snowman in Frozen (2013)

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Kristoff and Sven

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the iceman and his reindeer in Frozen (2013)

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Hans

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the evil usurper prince in Frozen (2013)

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basic premise of Frozen (2013)

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Elsa, the snow queen, has magical power over ice and snow, she goes into exile for fear of harming others with her power, especially her sister Anna, the evil prince Hans has come to Arendelle to kill the sisters and usurp the kingdom, Anna’s heart is frozen and she is in danger of dying unless someone thaws her heart with true love, Anna prevents Hans from killing Elsa by sacrificing herself, thus performing an act of true love, which thaws hear heart, Elsa realizes the power of true love, which saves the kingdom

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the genuine “prince charming” in Frozen (2013) and Anna’s ultimate love interest

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Kristoff’s role in the plot of Frozen (2013)

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Grand Pabbie

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benevolent leader of the trolls in Frozen (2013)

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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs release year

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1937 Disney animated film

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Pinocchio release year

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1940 Disney animated film

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Fantasia release year

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1940 Disney animated film

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Dumbo release year

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1941 Disney animated film

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Bambi release year

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1942 Disney animated film

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Cinderella release year

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1950 Disney animated film

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Alice in Wonderland release year

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1951 Disney animated film

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Peter Pan release year

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1953 Disney animated film

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Lady and the Tramp release year

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1955 Disney animated film

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Sleeping Beauty release year

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1959 Disney animated film

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One Hundred and One Dalmations release year

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1961 Disney animated film

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The Jungle Book release year

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1967 Disney animated film

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Robin Hood release year

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1973 Disney animated film

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The Rescuers release year

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1977 Disney animated film

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two firsts for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

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first animated feature film produced in the U.S.; first cel animated feature film

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cel

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celluloid: a transparent sheet on which objects are drawn or painted for cel animation

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BuSH SaiD “GoD”

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acronym for 7 dwarfs (burning bush)

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the 7 dwarfs

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Bashful, Sleepy, Happy, Sneezy, Dopey, Grumpy, Doc

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the Queen

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evil character in Snow White, stepmother of Snow White

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“Heigh-Ho”, “Someday My Prince Will Come”, “Whistle While You Work”

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3 best-known songs from Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs

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The Adventures of Pinocchio

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1883 Italian children’s novel by Carlo Collodi

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a blue fairy

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creature that brings Pinocchio to life in Pinocchio (1940)

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Jiminy Cricket

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Disney’s version of Collodi’s talking cricket, who teaches Pinocchio right from wrong

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“When You Wish Upon a Star”

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best-known song from Pinocchio (1940)

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Honest John and Gideon

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Disney’s version of Collodi’s “the Fox and the Cat”, two shady friends who trick Pinocchio into joining a puppet show

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34
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the Coachman

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a villain in Pinocchio (1940) who rounds up little boys to take them to Pleasure Island

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Lampwick

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delinquent boy who entices Pinocchio into delinquent behavior on Pleasure Island

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fate of Lampwick

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he is transformed into a donkey, the fate of all boys on Pleasure Island who make “jackasses” of themselves

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why Pinocchio gets a donkey’s ears and tail

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he flees Pleasure Island with Jiminy’s help before he is fully transformed

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the deed by which Pinocchio proves himself worthy of being a boy

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he saves Geppetto from the whale before he (Pinocchio) is killed by it

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Monstro

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the vicious sperm whale that swallows Geppetto in Pinocchio (1940)

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40
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The Nutracker vs. The Nutracker Suite

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The Nutcracker is a ballet by Tchaikovsky, The Nutcracker Suite is the score to the ballet, also by Tchaikovsky

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“The Sorcerer’s Apprentice”

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1897 symphonic poem by French composer Paul Dukas, based on Goethe’s poem of the same name

42
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The Rite of Spring

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1913 ballet and orchestral concert work by Igor Stravinsky

43
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The Pastoral Symphony

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Symphony No. 6 in F major by Beethoven

44
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“Dance of the Hours”

A

short ballet and act 3 finale to the opera La Giocanda, both composed by Ponchielli

45
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Night on Bald Mountain

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a series of compositions inspired by Russian literary works and legend by Russian composer Mussorgsky

46
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Jumbo, Jr.

A

real name of the elephant nicknamed “Dumbo” in Dumbo (1941)

47
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Timothy Q. Mouse

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only friend of Dumbo in Dumbo (1941)

48
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Jim Crow

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original name of the leader of the group of crows (name was later changed by Disney to “Dandy Crow”)

49
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“Pink Elephants on Parade”, “When I See an Elephant Fly”

A

2 songs from Dumbo (1941)

50
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premise of Dumbo (1941)

A

elephants travelling with a circus include Mrs. Jumbo and her son with oversized ears, Jumbo, Jr., nicknamed “Dumbo”; Mrs. Jumbo is locked in a cage after defending Dumbo against bullies making fun of his ears, Dumbo is forced to perform in a clown show until he uses his ears to fly and then becomes famous, resulting in his mother being freed

51
Q

best-known songs from Frozen (2013)

A

“Do You Want to Build a Snowman?”, “Let it Go”

52
Q

the two sisters in Frozen (2013)

A

Elsa and Anna

53
Q

the snowman in Frozen (2013)

A

Olaf

54
Q

the iceman and his reindeer in Frozen (2013)

A

Kristoff and Sven

55
Q

the evil usurper prince in Frozen (2013)

A

Hans

56
Q

Elsa, the snow queen, has magical power over ice and snow, she goes into exile for fear of harming others with her power, especially her sister Anna, the evil prince Hans has come to Arendelle to kill the sisters and usurp the kingdom, Anna’s heart is frozen and she is in danger of dying unless someone thaws her heart with true love, Anna prevents Hans from killing Elsa by sacrificing herself, thus performing an act of true love, which thaws hear heart, Elsa realizes the power of true love, which saves the kingdom

A

basic premise of Frozen (2013)

57
Q

Kristoff’s role in the plot of Frozen (2013)

A

the genuine “prince charming” in Frozen (2013) and Anna’s ultimate love interest

58
Q

benevolent leader of the trolls in Frozen (2013)

A

Grand Pabbie

59
Q

1937 Disney animated film

A

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs release year

60
Q

1940 Disney animated film

A

Pinocchio release year

61
Q

1940 Disney animated film

A

Fantasia release year

62
Q

1941 Disney animated film

A

Dumbo release year

63
Q

1942 Disney animated film

A

Bambi release year

64
Q

1950 Disney animated film

A

Cinderella release year

65
Q

1951 Disney animated film

A

Alice in Wonderland release year

66
Q

1953 Disney animated film

A

Peter Pan release year

67
Q

1955 Disney animated film

A

Lady and the Tramp release year

68
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1959 Disney animated film

A

Sleeping Beauty release year

69
Q

1961 Disney animated film

A

One Hundred and One Dalmations release year

70
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1967 Disney animated film

A

The Jungle Book release year

71
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1973 Disney animated film

A

Robin Hood release year

72
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1977 Disney animated film

A

The Rescuers release year

73
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first animated feature film produced in the U.S.; first cel animated feature film

A

two firsts for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

74
Q

celluloid: a transparent sheet on which objects are drawn or painted for cel animation

A

cel

75
Q

acronym for 7 dwarfs (burning bush)

A

BuSH SaiD “GoD”

76
Q

Bashful, Sleepy, Happy, Sneezy, Dopey, Grumpy, Doc

A

the 7 dwarfs

77
Q

evil character in Snow White, stepmother of Snow White

A

the Queen

78
Q

3 best-known songs from Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs

A

“Heigh-Ho”, “Someday My Prince Will Come”, “Whistle While You Work”

79
Q

1883 Italian children’s novel by Carlo Collodi

A

The Adventures of Pinocchio

80
Q

creature that brings Pinocchio to life in Pinocchio (1940)

A

a blue fairy

81
Q

Disney’s version of Collodi’s talking cricket, who teaches Pinocchio right from wrong

A

Jiminy Cricket

82
Q

best-known song from Pinocchio (1940)

A

“When You Wish Upon a Star”

83
Q

Disney’s version of Collodi’s “the Fox and the Cat”, two shady friends who trick Pinocchio into joining a puppet show

A

Honest John and Gideon

84
Q

a villain in Pinocchio (1940) who rounds up little boys to take them to Pleasure Island

A

the Coachman

85
Q

delinquent boy who entices Pinocchio into delinquent behavior on Pleasure Island

A

Lampwick

86
Q

he is transformed into a donkey, the fate of all boys on Pleasure Island who make “jackasses” of themselves

A

fate of Lampwick

87
Q

he flees Pleasure Island with Jiminy’s help before he is fully transformed

A

why Pinocchio gets a donkey’s ears and tail

88
Q

he saves Geppetto from the whale before he (Pinocchio) is killed by it

A

the deed by which Pinocchio proves himself worthy of being a boy

89
Q

the vicious sperm whale that swallows Geppetto in Pinocchio (1940)

A

Monstro

90
Q

The Nutcracker is a ballet by Tchaikovsky, The Nutcracker Suite is the score to the ballet, also by Tchaikovsky

A

The Nutracker vs. The Nutracker Suite

91
Q

1897 symphonic poem by French composer Paul Dukas, based on Goethe’s poem of the same name

A

“The Sorcerer’s Apprentice”

92
Q

1913 ballet and orchestral concert work by Igor Stravinsky

A

The Rite of Spring

93
Q

Symphony No. 6 in F major by Beethoven

A

The Pastoral Symphony

94
Q

short ballet and act 3 finale to the opera La Giocanda, both composed by Ponchielli

A

“Dance of the Hours”

95
Q

a series of compositions inspired by Russian literary works and legend by Russian composer Mussorgsky

A

Night on Bald Mountain

96
Q

real name of the elephant nicknamed “Dumbo” in Dumbo (1941)

A

Jumbo, Jr.

97
Q

only friend of Dumbo in Dumbo (1941)

A

Timothy Q. Mouse

98
Q

original name of the leader of the group of crows (name was later changed by Disney to “Dandy Crow”)

A

Jim Crow

99
Q

2 songs from Dumbo (1941)

A

“Pink Elephants on Parade”, “When I See an Elephant Fly”

100
Q

elephants travelling with a circus include Mrs. Jumbo and her son with oversized ears, Jumbo, Jr., nicknamed “Dumbo”; Mrs. Jumbo is locked in a cage after defending Dumbo against bullies making fun of his ears, Dumbo is forced to perform in a clown show until he uses his ears to fly and then becomes famous, resulting in his mother being freed

A

premise of Dumbo (1941)

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