The Ultimate Disney Trivia Quiz Awaits!

Dumbo is the only non-talking title character because throughout the film, he does not speak any words. Despite his inability to talk, Dumbo communicates through his actions, expressions, and interactions with other characters. This adds to the charm and uniqueness of his character, as he relies on non-verbal communication to convey his emotions and thoughts.

Jiminy Cricket was the first Disney feature character to speak directly to the audience. In the animated film "Pinocchio," Jiminy Cricket breaks the fourth wall and addresses the viewers, providing narration and guidance throughout the story. This interaction with the audience was a groundbreaking technique at the time and helped to establish Jiminy Cricket as a beloved and iconic Disney character.

Cinderella lost her shoe three times. This is a well-known detail from the story of Cinderella, where her glass slipper falls off as she is running away from the ball. The prince then searches for the owner of the lost slipper and eventually finds Cinderella, who had lost her shoe multiple times throughout the story.

The floor of the Big Thunder Mine that is crossed out and no longer accessible is the 13th floor. This is a common superstition and fear associated with the number 13, known as triskaidekaphobia. Many buildings and structures skip the 13th floor due to this superstition, so it is likely that the mine also follows this practice.

In Pirates of the Caribbean, the pirates in jail are holding a cup, bone, and rope to entice the dog. These items are commonly used to attract or play with dogs. The cup can be used to hold treats or water, the bone is a chew toy or food for the dog, and the rope can be used for tug-of-war or as a leash.

The correct answer is "Nautilus, Natilus". This suggests that the submarine name "Nautilus" has been consistently present in every iteration of the attraction. Additionally, it implies that there may have been a variation in the spelling of the name, with "Natilus" being a possible alternative spelling.

The correct answer is Baloo and Little John. The question is asking for two characters that were voiced by the actor who also voiced Thomas O'Malley. Baloo and Little John are both characters from Disney movies (The Jungle Book and Robin Hood respectively) that were voiced by the same actor. Mufasa and Pongo are not the correct answer, as they were voiced by different actors.

The correct answer is "Wizard of Bras." This suggests that the lingerie shop that used to be on Main Street was called "Wizard of Bras."

The correct answer is King Arthur and Sleeping Beauty. The question asks about the movies represented by the carousel in Fantasyland. Out of the given options, only King Arthur and Sleeping Beauty are mentioned together, indicating that these two movies are represented by the carousel.

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Atella is not one of Ariel's sisters. The question asks for the name that is NOT one of Ariel's sisters, and all the other options (Aquata, Adrinna, Arista, Atina) are names of Ariel's sisters. Therefore, Atella is the correct answer as it does not belong to Ariel's sisters.

Gus' real name is Octavius. This can be inferred from the question which asks for Gus' real name, and Octavius is one of the options provided.

Mr. Toad's Wild Ride is the only dark ride in Fantasyland where the main character, Mr. Toad, is not present. In this attraction, guests embark on a chaotic journey through the English countryside, experiencing various adventures and encounters with other characters, but Mr. Toad himself is not part of the ride. This sets it apart from the other options listed, where the main characters are prominently featured in their respective dark rides.

In the Star Tours queue, the two droids were originally geese from America Sings. This suggests that the droids were repurposed from the animatronic geese that were once part of the America Sings attraction. This connection highlights the reuse and repurposing of elements within Disney theme parks.

The correct answer is Frank Wells. The expedition in Matterhorn pays tribute to Frank Wells.

Pongo, Jock, Rusty, and Peg are the four dogs that make an appearance in the song "Why Should I Worry?" in the movie Oliver & Company.

Pluto was originally the dog of Minnie, as stated in the question. The second part of the question asks for Pluto's original name, which is Rover.

Sarabelle is Clarabelle Cow's sister.

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Goofy Dawg is not a name that Goofy has gone by. The other three options, Dippy Dawg, George Goof, and Dippy the Goof, are all names that Goofy has been known as. However, Goofy Dawg is not a name associated with the character.