1. Pocahontas
   Moana
2. Aurora
   Snow White

Meeko is the pet raccoon of Pocahontas who was often accompanied by Flit the hummingbird. He was often seen bickering with either Flit or Percy and he was also known for his love of food, especially biscuits.

1. Sleep disorder
   Obsessive-compulsive​ disorder
2. Short-term​ memory loss
   Bipolar disorder

Dory, the character from "Finding Nemo" and the main character from "Finding Dory," suffers from a psychological disorder known as short-term memory loss, which has now been dubbed "Dory syndrome." Because of this, she has difficulty forming new memories.

1. Happy
   Grumpy
2. Sad
   Bashful

The seven dwarfs are a group of dwarfs who appeared in the film "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." Their names are Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Bashful, Sneezy, Dopey, and Doc.

1. The sword of truth and the shield of virtue
   The knife of obedience and the armor of honor
2. The arrow of kindness and the staff of patience
   The gun of loyalty and the axe of goodness

The shield of virtue and the sword of truth were magical armaments given to Prince Phillip by the fairies Fauna, Flora, and Merryweather in order to aid him on his mission to save​ Princess Aurora.

1. Al Pacino
   Dick Van Dyke
2. Lin Manuel Miranda
   Michael Caine

"Mary Poppins" is a 1963 musical fantasy film based on the Mary Poppins book series by P. L. Travers. The role of Bert was taken on by actor Dick Van Dyke.

1. A cat
   A dog
2. An alligator
   A parrot

Nana first appeared in the 1953 Disney film, "Peter Pan." In the movie, she is a nursemaid to the Darling children and she was often seen cleaning up after them.

1. A lawyer
   A doctor
2. A chef
   A jazz player

Louis the alligator is a major character from the 2009 animated film "The Princess and the Frog." He was often seen playing the trumpet​ and often expressed his dream of becoming a jazz musician.

1. Lion
   Warthog
2. Meerkat
   Baboon

Timon is one of the supporting characters from Disney's 1994 animated film "the Lion King." He is a meerkat and is often seen accompanied by Pumbaa the warthog.

1. Beauty and the Beast
   Mulan
2. The Lion King
   Bambi

Man is the main antagonist from the 1942 animated film "Bambi." The unseen character is a hunter who killed Bambi's mother, an act which has been listed as one of the worst things to happen in any Disney film.

1. Tangled
   Pocahontas
2. Mary Poppins Returns
   Big Hero 6

Pascal is a character from the 2010 animated movie "Tangled." He was Rapunzel's pet chameleon and best friend who is often seen with her on he adventures.

1. Pegasus
   A Lightning Bolt
2. An outfit
   A necklace

Pegasus is a winged horse which first appeared in the 1997 animated film "Hercules." He was created by Zeus, who used clouds to create the creature. After Hercules was kidnapped, the two were reunited when he was a teenager.

1. Fiola's bar
   Del Cielo cafe
2. Tony's restaurant
   Mario's pizzeria

Tony's Restaurant is the Italian restaurant where Lady and Tramp had one of their first dinner dates and the place where they had the iconic spaghetti scene where they kissed while sharing the​ same noodle.

1. Tangled
   Frozen
2. Moana
   Beauty and the Beast

The lyrics “And the fears that once controlled me can’t get to me at all” are from the song "Let It Go" which was sung by Idina Menzel. The song was featured in the movie "Frozen."

1. Experiencing Personal Calls of Tonight
   Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow
2. Examining Problems Confronting our Town
   Environmental Partnership Coming out Together

EPCOT is a theme park which opened in 1982 as a part of Walt Disney World in Florida. The name is an acronym for Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow and is meant to simulate a utopian city created by Walt Disney.

1. Phil Collins
   Adele
2. Elton John
   Michael Bolton

The songs from the 1999 animated film "Tarzan" was composed by singer Phil Collins, while its instrumental score was by Mark Mancina. Some of the songs were nominated for Academy Awards, Grammy Awards, and American Music Awards.

1. Private
   Captain
2. Sergeant
   Major

Li Shang is a character from the 1998 animated film "Mulan." He was a captain in the Chinese Army and the son of General Li, the head of the Chinese army. In the first movie​, he was charged with training the new recruits including Fa Mulan.

1. 101
   99
2. 15
   50

Perdita is a female Dalmatian who appeared in the "One Hundred and One Dalmatians" movie. In the movie, she has 15 puppies with her mate Pongo. The other 84 were puppies were rescued from​ Cruella de Vil.

1. James, Remus, and Sirius
   Gus, Ezra, and Phineas
2. Moe, Larry, and Curly
   Peta, Haymitch, and Gale

The Haunted Mansion is a dark ride which can be found at several of the Disneyland parks. The hitchhikng ghosts are known as Gus (the prisoner), Ezra (the skeleton), and Phineas (the traveler).

1. Dwayne Johnson and Ben Affleck
   Brad Pitt and Harrison Ford
2. Chris and Liam Hemsworth
   Michael J. Fox and Tom Cruise

Aladdin, the title character of the 1992 animated Disney film, was originally modeled after the actor Michael J. Fox from Back to the Future but after being called too cute and boyish, later sketches were based on the actor Tom Cruise.

1. A cow
   A rabbit
2. A cat
   A pigeon

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit is an anthropomorphic rabbit who was the first animated character created by Disney. After some issues with the rights of the character, he was replaced by Mickey Mouse.

1. 9/6
   12/7
2. 8/3
   10/6

The number which is seen on the Mad Hatter's hat is 10/6 and it is the price of the hat he is wearing at the time.

1. Minette
   Mindy
2. Minka
   Minerva

Minnie Mouse, who was first drawn in 1928, is one of Disney's original characters and is often seen accompanied​ by Mickey Mouse. Her full name, although rarely used, is Minerva Mouse.

1. Fighting, killing, smoking
   Shooting, child violence, partying
2. Making love, killing, cursing
   Beheading, impalement, smoking

We have all heard that the workers at the Disney Parks are forbidden from saying "I don't know" to park guests, but the movies also have restrictions on them. They​ are not allowed to have beheading, impalement, or smoking.

1. Mainstreet
   Adventureland
2. Fantasyland
   Tomorrowland

The Barnstormer, sometimes called the Great Goofini's Barnstormer, is a ride which can be found in the Fantasyland section of the Magic​ Kingdom at the Walt Disney World Resorts.

1. Anna and Rapunzel
   Pocahontas and Tiana
2. Aroura and Cinderella
   Belle and Ariel

Sherri Lynn Stoner is an American actor, animator, and producer who has worked on shows like Animaniacs and Tiny Toons Adventures. She also served as the reference model for Ariel and Belle, and the animators also included some of her mannerisms.

1. To become rich, to make Jasmine fall for him, to free genie
   To become a prince, to revive a friend, to trap Jafar
2. To become rich, to have people like him, to trap Jafar
   To become a prince, to be saved from drowning, to free genie

In the movie "Aladdin," the title character, after acquiring the magic lamp wished to become a prince, as well as wishing to be saved from drowning. His third and final wish was for Genie to be set free.

1. Elsa
   Jasmine
2. Pocahontas
   Cinderella

Disney has a number of princess characters, some of whom are official while the others are not. The company's eight original princesses include Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, Jasmine, Pocahontas, and Mulan. While Elsa is royalty, she is not a princess but rather a queen.

1. December 3, 1931
   December 5, 1901
2. December 18, 1921
   December 10, 1911

Walter Elias Disney, who is the creator of the Disney franchise, was born on December 5th, 1901. He died on December 15th, 1966 from complications of lung cancer.

1. Moana
   Beauty and the Beast
2. The Little Mermaid
   Cinderella

Moana is a 2016 movie which starred Dwayne Johnson and Auli'i Cravalho. Beauty and the Beast was based on a fairytale by Jeanne-Marie Beaumont, while The Little Mermaid is based on a Hans Christian Andersen fairytale and Cinderella on a Charles Perrault fairytale.

1. Oprah Winfrey
   Steve Martin
2. Kevin Costner
   Wayne Brady

Steve Martin worked at Disneyland from 1955 - 1958 at one point at the Magic Shop. Kevin Costner worked as a tour guide on the Jungle Cruise ride and later met his wife who also worked at the park. The comedian Wayne Brady dressed up as Tigger while working there. There is no record of Oprah Winfrey working at Disneyland.

1. Idris Elba
   John Goodman
2. Matthew Broderick
   Tony Goodwin

Simba is the main character in the 1994 film "The Lion King" and the sequel which was released in 1998. Matthew Broderick provided the speaking voice of adult Simba while Jonathan Taylor Thomas was cast as his younger voice.

1. Snow White
   Tinker Bell
2. Mulan
   Winnie the Pooh

There are many fictional characters who have stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, some of whom are Disney characters. They include Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Snow White, Donald Duck, Winnie the Pooh, and Tinker Bell.

1. 11:45
   10:55
2. 1:30
   12:25

The White Rabbit is a character from the "Alice in Wonderland" book series and adapted films who is often seen carrying a pocket watch. The watch is permanently stuck at 12:25 so it only tells the correct time twice a day.

1. 6
   7
2. 5
   8

King Triton, the king of Altantica along with his wife Athena, before her death, had 7 daughters who referred to as the "Seven Princesses of Atlantica." Their names are Attina, Alana, Adella, Aquata, Arista, Andrina and Ariel, who the movie "The Little Mermaid" was centered around.

1. "Good morning"
   "I love you"
2. "Go away"
   "Welcome"

The Powhatan phrase "wingapo" means "welcome." It was heard when Pocahontas was teaching John Smith how her people greet each other.