Movie Fiesta: Coco Movie Quiz
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Do you like watching computer-animated or fantasy movies? Do you remember the popular movie, Coco? Take this Coco movie quiz, and check how well you remember this movie. This movie has a lot of characters, and all are fantasy, so you might get confused about their names and roles. But, if you have binge-watched it, you can easily recall the characters and the story of this movie. Take the quiz, have fun, and get a perfect score. All the best to you! Do not forget to share this quiz with others.
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What was the name of the guitar-playing hero in the movie?
- A.
John Mayer
- B.
Ernesto de la Cruz
- C.
Jimi Hendrix
- D.
Dave Grohl
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B. Ernesto de la CruzExplanation
In the movie, the guitar-playing hero is named Ernesto de la Cruz.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Which family business was started by Miguel's great-great-grandmother?
- A.
Bread
- B.
Metalwork
- C.
Shoemaking
- D.
Candy
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C. ShoemakingExplanation
Miguel's great-great-grandmother started a family business in shoemaking. This means that the business has been passed down through the generations and has been involved in the production or selling of shoes.Rate this question:
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- 3.
In which town did the Rivera family live?
- A.
San Miguel
- B.
Santa Claus
- C.
Santa Phoebe
- D.
Santa Cecilia
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D. Santa CeciliaExplanation
The correct answer is Santa Cecilia. This is evident from the given options where Santa Cecilia is the only town mentioned.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What was the name of Miguel's dog?
- A.
Tango
- B.
Victor
- C.
Dante
- D.
Joby
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C. DanteExplanation
The correct answer is Dante.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What does 'alebrijes' mean?
- A.
Musicians
- B.
Ghosts
- C.
Snacks
- D.
Spirit animals
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D. Spirit animalsExplanation
'Alebrijes' is a term used to refer to brightly colored Mexican folk art sculptures of fantastical creatures. These sculptures are often made out of wood or paper mache and are known for their intricate and vibrant designs. These creatures are believed to be spirit animals that can protect and guide individuals.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Which movie poster was seen when Miguel and Hector were at Ernesto de la Cruz Plaza?
- A.
The Lion King
- B.
Incredibles 2
- C.
Aladdin
- D.
Frozen
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B. Incredibles 2Explanation
In the movie Coco, Miguel and Hector were at Ernesto de la Cruz Plaza. During this scene, the movie poster that was seen in the background was for Incredibles 2.Rate this question:
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- 7.
What is Abuelita's full name?
- A.
Elena
- B.
Elisa
- C.
Marcela
- D.
Rosa
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A. ElenaExplanation
The given question asks for Abuelita's full name, and the correct answer is Elena.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What did Miguel take from the graveyard that connected him to the spirit world?
- A.
Food
- B.
Guitar
- C.
Cross
- D.
Flower
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B. GuitarExplanation
Miguel took a guitar from the graveyard that connected him to the spirit world. The guitar was a significant item as it allowed him to communicate with his ancestors and enter the Land of the Dead. Through his music, Miguel was able to bridge the gap between the living and the deceased, forming a powerful connection with the spirit world.Rate this question:
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- 9.
To whom did Miguel team up to try and find his great-great-grandfather?
- A.
Héctor
- B.
Victoria
- C.
Julio
- D.
Pepita
Correct Answer
A. HéctorExplanation
Miguel teamed up with Héctor to try and find his great-great-grandfather.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Which song did Miguel sing at the competition?
- A.
Remember Me
- B.
Un Poco Loco
- C.
The World Es Mi Famillia
- D.
La Llorona
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B. Un Poco LocoExplanation
Miguel sang the song "Un Poco Loco" at the competition.Rate this question:
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