Do You Know Scrooge McDuck?

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1/10 Questions

Which network airs the show?
- Showtime
- Lifetime
- Disney
- CBI

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What do you know about animation? Do you love it? Are you a faithful fan? Just what do you know about this particular animated character? Take this quiz.

2.

What is the colour of Scrooge's feet?
- Yellow
- White
- Purple
- Violet
Correct Answer

A. Yellow

Explanation

Scrooge's feet are yellow.

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3.

Which is one of the typical outfit of Scrooge?
- Beret
- Baseball cap
- Top hat
- Boots
Correct Answer

A. Top hat

Explanation

Scrooge is typically depicted wearing a top hat. This type of hat is often associated with wealthy individuals and is commonly seen in formal or upscale attire. The top hat symbolizes elegance, sophistication, and a certain level of social status. It aligns with Scrooge's character as a wealthy and miserly businessman in various adaptations of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol".

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4.

What is Scrooge's nationality?
- Scottish
- American
- Italian
- British
Correct Answer

A. Scottish

Explanation

Scrooge's nationality is Scottish because he is a fictional character created by Charles Dickens in the novel "A Christmas Carol," and he is depicted as a wealthy and miserly businessman from Scotland.

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5.

Who created the show?
- Lowe Mike
- Joe Seinfield
- Matt Damon
- Carl Barks
Correct Answer

A. Carl Barks

Explanation

Carl Barks is the correct answer because he is known for creating the show mentioned in the question. The other options, Lowe Mike, Joe Seinfield, and Matt Damon, are not associated with the creation of the show.

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6.

What kind of glasses does he wear?
- Google
- Shades
- Pince nez
- Rayban
Correct Answer

A. Pince nez

Explanation

The correct answer is "pince nez." Pince nez is a type of glasses that do not have arms or earpieces, but instead, they are held in place by pinching the bridge of the nose. This style of glasses was popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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7.

In what year was it created?
- 1992
- 1947
- 1990
- 1955
Correct Answer

A. 1947

Explanation

The correct answer is 1947. This suggests that the creation being referred to in the question occurred in the year 1947.

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8.

Who is Scrooge's brother-in-law on the show?
- Jim
- Vernon
- Verson
- Ludwig
Correct Answer

A. Ludwig

Explanation

Ludwig is Scrooge's brother-in-law on the show.

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9.

What kind of duck is Scrooge?
- Pekin
- Acro
- Canar
- Rooler
Correct Answer

A. Pekin

Explanation

Scrooge is a Pekin duck.

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10.

Scrooge can be described as
- Slow
- Old
- Anthropomorphic
- Ancient
Correct Answer

A. Anthropomorphic

Explanation

Anthropomorphic means having human characteristics or attributes, particularly in reference to non-human entities. In the context of describing Scrooge, anthropomorphic implies that he possesses human-like qualities or characteristics, despite not being human himself. This suggests that Scrooge is portrayed in a way that allows readers or viewers to relate to him and understand his thoughts, emotions, and actions. It adds depth and complexity to his character, making him more relatable and engaging.

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