The Lyrics To Songs From "The Little Mermaid" Quiz

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    Song: Kiss the Girl. Fill in the blank: "There you see her, sitting there across the ______________." - ProProfs

    Song: Kiss the Girl. Fill in the blank: "There you see her, sitting there across the ______________."

    • Day
    • Way
    • Place
    • Room
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Can you pass "The Lyrics To Songs From "The Little Mermaid" Quiz? From "Poor Unfortunate Souls" to "Under the Sea," "The Little Mermaid" has a lot of great, fun songs that are often featured in local karaoke bars! Take this quiz to test your knowledge of the lyrics to songs from "The Little Mermaid"! The quiz is gonna be interesting, and you will learn more about the songs in this movie. All the best to you, and have fun!

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    Song: Under the Sea. Fill in the blank: "Up on the shore they _____________ all day, out in the sun they slave away." - ProProfs

    Song: Under the Sea. Fill in the blank: "Up on the shore they _____________ all day, out in the sun they slave away."

    • Work

    • Laugh

    • Smile

    • Play

    Correct Answer
    A. Work
    Explanation
    In the song "Under the Sea," the line "Up on the shore they work all day, out in the sun they slave away" suggests that the creatures on the shore are engaged in labor or work. This is supported by the use of words like "work" and "slave away," indicating that they are toiling under the sun. The other options, laugh, smile, and play, do not align with the idea of labor or working.

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    Song: Under the Sea. Fill in the blank: "Down here all the ____________ is happy, as off through the waves they roll." - ProProfs

    Song: Under the Sea. Fill in the blank: "Down here all the ____________ is happy, as off through the waves they roll."

    • World

    • Friends

    • Family

    • Fish

    Correct Answer
    A. Fish
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Fish" because the lyrics of the song "Under the Sea" from the movie "The Little Mermaid" describe a vibrant and joyful underwater world where everything, including the fish, is happy. The phrase "as off through the waves they roll" suggests the movement and liveliness of the fish in their natural habitat.

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    Song: Under the Sea. Fill in the blank: "The seaweed is always greener in somebody else's _____________." - ProProfs

    Song: Under the Sea. Fill in the blank: "The seaweed is always greener in somebody else's _____________."

    • State

    • Lake

    • Sea

    • Place

    Correct Answer
    A. Lake
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Lake". The song lyrics are comparing the color of seaweed in the sea to the color of seaweed in someone else's lake. This suggests that things always seem better or more desirable when they belong to someone else.

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    Song: Kiss the Girl. Fill in the blank: "Now's your moment, ____________ in the blue lagoon." - ProProfs

    Song: Kiss the Girl. Fill in the blank: "Now's your moment, ____________ in the blue lagoon."

    • Floating

    • Lying

    • Sitting

    • Swimming

    Correct Answer
    A. Floating
    Explanation
    In the song "Kiss the Girl," the lyrics mention a moment in the blue lagoon. This suggests a peaceful and calm setting. Out of the given options, "floating" is the most suitable choice as it aligns with the tranquility of the blue lagoon. It implies a relaxed and leisurely position, creating a romantic atmosphere for the moment described in the song.

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  • 6. 
    Song: For A Moment. Fill in the blank: "I'm swirling and twirling so graceful and _____________, not stubbing my toes, getting stuck in the sand." - ProProfs

    Song: For A Moment. Fill in the blank: "I'm swirling and twirling so graceful and _____________, not stubbing my toes, getting stuck in the sand."

    • Fine

    • Grand

    • Great

    • Glorious

    Correct Answer
    A. Grand
    Explanation
    The word "grand" fits well in the context of the sentence because it conveys a sense of elegance and beauty. The speaker is describing themselves as swirling and twirling gracefully, without any clumsiness or obstacles. "Grand" suggests a high level of skill and finesse, which aligns with the overall tone of the sentence.

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    Song: Poor Unfortunate Souls. Fill in the blank: "Someone couldn't pay the price, and I'm afraid I had to _____________ 'em 'cross the coals." - ProProfs

    Song: Poor Unfortunate Souls. Fill in the blank: "Someone couldn't pay the price, and I'm afraid I had to _____________ 'em 'cross the coals."

    • Place

    • Drag

    • Rake

    • Pull

    Correct Answer
    A. Rake
    Explanation
    In the song "Poor Unfortunate Souls," the line "Someone couldn't pay the price, and I'm afraid I had to rake 'em 'cross the coals" suggests that the speaker had to criticize or scold someone harshly. The word "rake" here is used metaphorically to convey the idea of subjecting someone to severe scrutiny or judgment.

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    Song: Poor Unfortunate Souls. Fill in the blank: "The men up there don't like a lot of ______________. They think a girl who gossips is a bore!" - ProProfs

    Song: Poor Unfortunate Souls. Fill in the blank: "The men up there don't like a lot of ______________. They think a girl who gossips is a bore!"

    • Gossip

    • Chatter

    • Blabber

    • Talking

    Correct Answer
    A. Blabber
    Explanation
    In the song "Poor Unfortunate Souls," the correct answer is "blabber." The lyrics mention that "the men up there don't like a lot of blabber." This suggests that the men in question do not appreciate or enjoy excessive talking or gossiping. The word "blabber" implies idle or unnecessary chatter, which is seen as uninteresting or tiresome by these individuals.

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    Song: Poor Unfortunate Souls. Fill in the blank: "If you want to cross the bridge, my ____________, you've got to pay the toll." - ProProfs

    Song: Poor Unfortunate Souls. Fill in the blank: "If you want to cross the bridge, my ____________, you've got to pay the toll."

    • Sweet

    • Dear

    • Love

    • Darling

    Correct Answer
    A. Sweet
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Sweet." In the song "Poor Unfortunate Souls," the line "If you want to cross the bridge, my sweet, you've got to pay the toll" suggests that the speaker is addressing someone affectionately as "sweet." This term of endearment implies a close and possibly intimate relationship between the speaker and the person being addressed.

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  • 10. 
    Song: In Harmony. Fill in the blank: "The difference is our differences, maybe smaller great, _____________ add spice to life."   - ProProfs

    Song: In Harmony. Fill in the blank: "The difference is our differences, maybe smaller great, _____________ add spice to life."  

    • Diversity

    • Specialty

    • Differences

    • Variety

    Correct Answer
    A. Variety
    Explanation
    The phrase "maybe smaller great" suggests that the differences being referred to are not necessarily big or significant. The word "variety" fits well in this context because it implies a range of different things, both big and small, that can add spice to life. It encompasses the idea that even small differences can be valuable and contribute to a more interesting and vibrant existence.

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