How Well Do You Know Ralph Wiggum?

Ralph played George Washington on Presidents Day.

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Nancy Cartwright is the correct answer because she is an American voice actress who is best known for voicing the character of Ralph Wiggum in the animated television series "The Simpsons." She has been providing the voice for Ralph Wiggum since the character's introduction in 1990. Cartwright is also known for voicing other iconic characters on the show, including Bart Simpson.

Ralph developed a crush on Lisa after Valentine because the question is asking about the timing of when Ralph started liking Lisa. The options provided are different time periods, and "After Valentine" indicates that Ralph's crush on Lisa began after the Valentine's Day.

Ralph became one of The Simpsons' most popular characters due to his behavior. His innocent, naive, and often hilarious actions and statements have endeared him to the audience. His childlike curiosity and lack of self-awareness make him both endearing and relatable. Ralph's behavior consistently provides comedic relief and adds a lighthearted touch to the show, making him a fan favorite.

Ralph Wiggum is best described as eccentric because he often displays odd and unconventional behavior. He is known for his strange mannerisms, bizarre statements, and unusual interests. This word accurately captures his unique and peculiar personality traits.

Ralph is most likely to say something that perplexes everyone because the other options do not align with his character or abilities. Looking at his feet does not seem like something Ralph would do unless there is a specific reason for it. Abusing Miss Hoover goes against Ralph's generally innocent and naive nature. Playing a guitar chord progression requires musical skills that Ralph has not been shown to possess. Therefore, saying something to perplex everyone is the most plausible option for Ralph.

In the episode "The Ralph Wiggum Book," Wiggle Puppy helps citizens.

Ralph was ranked third on IGN's Top 25 Simpsons Peripheral Characters in 2006.

Michael Price is the correct answer because he is a writer who has worked on several episodes of "The Simpsons," including "E Pluribus Wiggum." He has been a part of the writing team for the show since 2002 and has contributed to many successful episodes.