Can you pass a quiz about the movie, Horton Hears a Who? There are a great theme and moral message to the film, which is essential to both kids and adults. The symbolism of the speck means that no matter how small a person is, everyone is equally important in the world. If you are a enthusiast of Dr. Seuss and Horton Hears a who, then this is just the quiz for you!
In the Jungle of Nool
In a school
Norman, Oklahoma
In a galaxy far, far away
In a pool
Nothing. It is just a speck.
The town of Whoville
A large dust particle.
A family clinging to the clover
A kangaroo
On a branch
On a rock
On a clover
He has a friend hold it.
In a patch of other clovers
Kangaroo
Wickersham Brothers (monkeys)
Vlad Vlad-i-koff
The Mayor of Who-ville
A, B, C, but not D
In the cool of the pool
In a patch of clovers a hundred miles wide
On a mountain
In Horton's backyard
In the Jungle of Nool
Feed it to Vlad Vlad-i-koff
Play monkey in the middle
Boil it in a hot steaming kettle of Beezle-Nut oil
Put it in the cool of the pool
Squish it.
By getting all of the Whos in Who-ville to make noise
By making the speck disappear
By drinking Beezle-Nut oil
By being as quiet as possible
They didn't have to prove they were there. Everyone already knew.
Someone sneeze
Vlad Vlad-i-koff laughing
The Wickersham monkeys
The boiling of the Beezle-Nut oil
The breeze
The Mayor
JoJo
Katie
Sam
Cindy Lou Who
Jo-Jo
Kangaroo
The Mayor
Sam
Katie
They already could hear them.
The Whos started jumping up and down.
Jo-Jo's yopp
The animals never heard them.
Vlad Vlad-i-koff shrank and picked up a Who from on the clover.
Protect it
Eat it
Give it to the Wickersham Brothers
Put it back in the clover field
Smell it
If you can't see or hear anything, it must not be there.
A person's a person, no matter how small.
It's okay to take things from other people.
Beezle-Nut oil tastes good.
Big people are the only type of people.
Horton
Yurtle the Turtle
Wickersham monkeys
Kangaroos
Mayor of Who-Ville