Ultimate Forrest Gump Quiz!

Bubba and Forrest are sent to Vietnam.

Forrest picks up ping-pong as a sport while recovering from his wound in the buttocks.

It is not Jenny. It is Forrest's now crippled boss from Vietnam, Lieutenant Dan Taylor.

This unnerves Forrest, who is afraid the child may have inherited his stupidity.

He also shows Forrest he has gotten metal prostetic legs.

Forrest runs for 3 years, 2 months, 14 days, and 16 hours. This is indicated by the given answer.

Forrest does not really like using the paddle instead of his own. He lies at his mother's request, but since it's just a "little white lie", it doesn't hurt.

Forrest Gump receives the Medal of Honor for his heroism during an ambush in Vietnam, where he saves several members of his platoon, including Lieutenant Dan, despite being wounded himself. This act of bravery leads to him being awarded the Medal of Honor by President Lyndon B. Johnson.

Forrest is financially secure for life after being invested in Apple, indicating that he has a significant amount of wealth. Therefore, it is unlikely that he would choose to work for free as a doctor or lawyer, as these professions typically require years of education and training and are well-compensated. Additionally, being a football coach would still require some level of compensation. However, working as a lawn mower does not require extensive qualifications and is often a job that people do for free as a hobby or to maintain their own property. Therefore, it is plausible that Forrest would choose to work as a lawn mower for free.

When Elvis played the guitar for Forrest, Forrest's leg braces gave him a peculiar dancing style. This seemed to intrigue Elvis. He was seen on the show doing the exact same dance.

The listeners change throughout the story. First it is the black lady, who politely ignores him and leaves when her bus comes. Next, it is a mother and baby, who are gone by the next time adult Forrest is shown. Forrest didn't even seem to know she left. He turns to see that the new listener is a fat man. Finally, the man walks away, not believing Forrest's story. An old lady who was listening also moves closer to Forrest and continues listening to the story, fascinated by it. After this, Forrest leaves her sitting there so he can get somewhere.

It turns out he did not have to use the bus at all: The old lady on the bench informs him his destination is only a few blocks away.

She gets into the bed with him and states, "I DO love you." She then begins kissing him. The camera moves backwards, and Jenny is seen taking her shirt off.

Forrest states that a few years later, for no particular reason, someone shot Lennon.

A sentence Forrest says he will never forget

It's the same book Forrest Sr. was read by his mother. Forrest later reads it to Forrest Jr.

The first thing Forrest says is, "Hello, my name's Forrest. Forrest Gump," which he says to a woman who sits next to him on the bench.

As Forrest puts it, "He (God) didn't turn Jenny into a bird that day. Instead, he had the police say that Jenny didn't have to stay in that house no more". Jenny is seen arriving via police car at her grandmother's trailer.

He was not shot in the back. He was shot in the buttocks.

As he talks about Forrest Jr, he sounds near tears.

In the movie Forrest Gump, it is shown that it is raining when Forrest boards the bus to join the Army. This can be seen in the scene where Forrest is waiting at the bus stop and it is raining heavily. Therefore, the statement "It is raining when Forrest boards the bus to the Army" is true.

He tells her he thinks they must be comfortable, but she tells him that her feet hurt in them.

The disease is never identified, although it is hinted it may be HIV or AIDS.

"Bear" Bryant sees Forrest runs across the field and asks a friend, "Who in the hell is that?" He puts Forrest on the team.

She offers him a seat next to her, but he simply stands there staring at her, mesmerized by her beauty.

"That's the most outstanding answer I've ever heard! You must have a goddamn I.Q. of 160!"

He notes that he heard Forrest was wounded in the buttocks, and states that it's something he'd like to see. Not knowing any better, Forrest is quick to show him.

Forrest gives Bubba's share of the Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. money to Bubba's mother, fulfilling his promise to his fallen friend. He also uses his wealth to renovate his childhood home and a local church. While Forrest does become incredibly wealthy, he doesn't explicitly build a hospital in the movie.

Her grave says she was born in July 1945 and died March 1982

The speaker acknowledges their lack of intelligence but states that they still have a clear understanding of what love is. Despite their shortcomings in other areas, they possess the knowledge and understanding of love, indicating that intelligence is not a prerequisite for comprehending this powerful emotion.