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Bambi, a Life in the Woods author and year

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1923 Felix Salten work

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Felix Salten

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Austro-Hungarian author and literary critic

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the Great Prince of the forest, unnamed mother

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Bambi’s parents

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Thumper

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pink-nosed rabbit, friend of Bambi

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Flower

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skunk in Bambi

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Faline

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Bambi’s childhood friend and future mate

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“Man”

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the name given by the woodland creatures to human hunters in Bambi

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fate of Bambi’s mother

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shot by hunter

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result of Bambi’s encounter with hunter

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shot but survives

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climax of Bambi

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campfire from hunters’ camp consumes the forest, residents flee in fear, all making it to safety

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ending of Bambi

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Faline gives birth to twins as Bambi becomes the new Great Prince of the Forest

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“Love is a Song”

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best-known song from Bambi

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Friend Owl

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owl in Bambi who warns other young characters about getting “twitterpated” (falling in love)

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Song of the South release year

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1946

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premise of Song of the South

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a boy on vacation in Reconstructionist Atlanta runs away and encounters Uncle Remus telling stories about Br’er Rabbit to other sharecroppers, Uncle Remus continues to entertain and instruct the boy with other tales that offer practical life lessons

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technical production of Song of the South

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live action mixed with animation in addition to animated sequences for the Br’er Rabbit stories

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Joel Chandler Harris

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Southern American author who collected Br’er Rabbit tales into several anthologies

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“Tar-Baby”

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best-known Br’er Rabbit story, in which Br’er Fox tricks Br’er Rabbit by making a doll out of tar, Br’er Rabbit chides the doll for its lack of manners and becomes entangled with it

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basis for many of Disney’s additions to the traditional Grimm’s fairy tale “Cinderella”

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Charles Perrault’s 1697 version, “Cendrillon”

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importance of Cinderella (1950) in Disney history

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reversed financial decline caused by loss of European markets during WWII

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Lady Tremaine

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Cinderella’s stepmother in Disney’s Cinderella

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Anastasia, Drizella

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Cinderella’s stepsisters in Disney’s Cinderella

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Jaq and Gus

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Cinderella’s two mice friends in Disney’s Cinderella

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Caterpillar

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smoking insect character in Disney’s Alice in Wonderland

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the White Rabbit

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the rabbit that Alice chases down a rabbit hole in Disney’s Alice in Wonderland

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Dodo

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bird character in Disney’s Alice in Wonderland

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“The Walrus and the Carpenter”

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narrative poem recounted by Tweedledum and Tweedledee in Disney’s Alice in Wonderland

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premise of Disney’s Peter Pan

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Wendy Darling and her two brothers meet Peter Pan, who never has to grow up, and travel with him to the island of Never Land so that they can also stay young, where they have to face Peter’s archenemy, Captain Hook

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Mr. Smee

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Captain Hook’s first mate

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why Captain Hook wants revenge on Peter Pan

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for cutting off his hand

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fate of Captain Hook’s severed hand

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swallowed by a crocodile

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why Peter Pan banishes Tinker Bell

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she is jealous of Peter Pan’s attention to Wendy and convinces the Lost Boys to shoot at the Darlings with a cannon

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Lost Boys

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in the Peter Pan story, these are boys who fall out of their carriages and are not claimed, resulting in their being sent to Neverland, where Peter Pan is their captain

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John and Michael

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Wendy Darling’s two brothers

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Jock, Trusty

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two other dog characters in Disney’s Lady and the Tramp

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the Beaver

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a beaver character in Disney’s Lady and the Tramp

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Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather

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the three good fairies in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

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Aurora

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Sleeping Beauty’s birth name in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

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Maleficent

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the evil fairy in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

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why Maleficent is angry in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

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she was not invited to Aurora’s christening

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41
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curse placed on Aurora by Maleficent in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

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before her 16th birthday, Aurora will prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die

42
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why Aurora falls into a deep sleep instead of dying in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

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Merryweather uses her gift to weaken Maleficent’s curse

43
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Phillip

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the prince betrothed to Aurora in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

44
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fate of Maleficent in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

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she turns into a dragon and is killed by Phillip

45
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source for much of the music in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

A

many of the songs were based on songs from Tchaikovsky’s ballet of the same name

46
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“Once upon a Dream”

A

song from Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

47
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premise of Disney’s Maleficent (2014)

A

retelling of 1959’s Sleeping Beauty with Maleficent as the main character

48
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Knotgrass, Flittle, and Thistlewit

A

the three pixies who protect Aurora in Maleficent (2014)

49
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Vivienne Jolie-Pitt

A

actress portraying 5-year-old Aurora in Maleficent

50
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Queen Leila

A

renaming in Maleficent (2014) of Queen Leah (Aurora’s mother) in Sleeping Beauty (1959)

51
Q

1923 Felix Salten work

A

Bambi, a Life in the Woods author and year

52
Q

Austro-Hungarian author and literary critic

A

Felix Salten

53
Q

Bambi’s parents

A

the Great Prince of the forest, unnamed mother

54
Q

pink-nosed rabbit, friend of Bambi

A

Thumper

55
Q

skunk in Bambi

A

Flower

56
Q

Bambi’s childhood friend and future mate

A

Faline

57
Q

the name given by the woodland creatures to human hunters in Bambi

A

“Man”

58
Q

shot by hunter

A

fate of Bambi’s mother

59
Q

shot but survives

A

result of Bambi’s encounter with hunter

60
Q

campfire from hunters’ camp consumes the forest, residents flee in fear, all making it to safety

A

climax of Bambi

61
Q

Faline gives birth to twins as Bambi becomes the new Great Prince of the Forest

A

ending of Bambi

62
Q

best-known song from Bambi

A

“Love is a Song”

63
Q

owl in Bambi who warns other young characters about getting “twitterpated” (falling in love)

A

Friend Owl

64
Q

1946

A

Song of the South release year

65
Q

a boy on vacation in Reconstructionist Atlanta runs away and encounters Uncle Remus telling stories about Br’er Rabbit to other sharecroppers, Uncle Remus continues to entertain and instruct the boy with other tales that offer practical life lessons

A

premise of Song of the South

66
Q

live action mixed with animation in addition to animated sequences for the Br’er Rabbit stories

A

technical production of Song of the South

67
Q

Southern American author who collected Br’er Rabbit tales into several anthologies

A

Joel Chandler Harris

68
Q

best-known Br’er Rabbit story, in which Br’er Fox tricks Br’er Rabbit by making a doll out of tar, Br’er Rabbit chides the doll for its lack of manners and becomes entangled with it

A

“Tar-Baby”

69
Q

Charles Perrault’s 1697 version, “Cendrillon”

A

basis for many of Disney’s additions to the traditional Grimm’s fairy tale “Cinderella”

70
Q

reversed financial decline caused by loss of European markets during WWII

A

importance of Cinderella (1950) in Disney history

71
Q

Cinderella’s stepmother in Disney’s Cinderella

A

Lady Tremaine

72
Q

Cinderella’s stepsisters in Disney’s Cinderella

A

Anastasia, Drizella

73
Q

Cinderella’s two mice friends in Disney’s Cinderella

A

Jaq and Gus

74
Q

smoking insect character in Disney’s Alice in Wonderland

A

Caterpillar

75
Q

the rabbit that Alice chases down a rabbit hole in Disney’s Alice in Wonderland

A

the White Rabbit

76
Q

bird character in Disney’s Alice in Wonderland

A

Dodo

77
Q

narrative poem recounted by Tweedledum and Tweedledee in Disney’s Alice in Wonderland

A

“The Walrus and the Carpenter”

78
Q

Wendy Darling and her two brothers meet Peter Pan, who never has to grow up, and travel with him to the island of Never Land so that they can also stay young, where they have to face Peter’s archenemy, Captain Hook

A

premise of Disney’s Peter Pan

79
Q

Captain Hook’s first mate

A

Mr. Smee

80
Q

for cutting off his hand

A

why Captain Hook wants revenge on Peter Pan

81
Q

swallowed by a crocodile

A

fate of Captain Hook’s severed hand

82
Q

she is jealous of Peter Pan’s attention to Wendy and convinces the Lost Boys to shoot at the Darlings with a cannon

A

why Peter Pan banishes Tinker Bell

83
Q

in the Peter Pan story, these are boys who fall out of their carriages and are not claimed, resulting in their being sent to Neverland, where Peter Pan is their captain

A

Lost Boys

84
Q

Wendy Darling’s two brothers

A

John and Michael

85
Q

two other dog characters in Disney’s Lady and the Tramp

A

Jock, Trusty

86
Q

a beaver character in Disney’s Lady and the Tramp

A

the Beaver

87
Q

the three good fairies in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

A

Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather

88
Q

Sleeping Beauty’s birth name in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

A

Aurora

89
Q

the evil fairy in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

A

Maleficent

90
Q

she was not invited to Aurora’s christening

A

why Maleficent is angry in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

91
Q

before her 16th birthday, Aurora will prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die

A

curse placed on Aurora by Maleficent in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

92
Q

Merryweather uses her gift to weaken Maleficent’s curse

A

why Aurora falls into a deep sleep instead of dying in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

93
Q

the prince betrothed to Aurora in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

A

Phillip

94
Q

she turns into a dragon and is killed by Phillip

A

fate of Maleficent in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

95
Q

many of the songs were based on songs from Tchaikovsky’s ballet of the same name

A

source for much of the music in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

96
Q

song from Disney’s Sleeping Beauty

A

“Once upon a Dream”

97
Q

retelling of 1959’s Sleeping Beauty with Maleficent as the main character

A

premise of Disney’s Maleficent (2014)

98
Q

the three pixies who protect Aurora in Maleficent (2014)

A

Knotgrass, Flittle, and Thistlewit

99
Q

actress portraying 5-year-old Aurora in Maleficent

A

Vivienne Jolie-Pitt

100
Q

renaming in Maleficent (2014) of Queen Leah (Aurora’s mother) in Sleeping Beauty (1959)

A

Queen Leila

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