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As the film opens, the camera pans over the walls in Wallace's house, which are covered with:
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Framed pictures of Wallace and Gromit
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Newspaper clippings of the pair's adventures
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Awards Wallace has won for his inventions
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Wanted posters for Feathers McGraw
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Wallace and Gromit offer a service called:
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Anti-Pesto
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Varmint Vortex
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Critter Capture
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Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow
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3.
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When Gromit pulls down a lever labeled "Assistance," what happens?
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A machine brushes Wallace's teeth for him
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All the captured rabbits are released
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A large hammer pounds Wallace through a door in the floor
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Wallace's car starts
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Wallace's brain alteration invention which causes the major havoc in the film is called:
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The Brain Sucker
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Mental Brillo
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Mind Manipulation-o-matic
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The Cerebral Scrubber
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5.
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What is the source of tension between Wallace and Gromit at the beginning of the film?
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Wallace is short with Gromit about not paying rent
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Gromit thinks Wallace doesn't take him for walkies enough
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Gromit thinks Wallace coddles the creatures they've captured
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Gromit is trying to keep Wallace on a diet
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6.
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What is the name of the device that humanely captures the rabbits?
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Mr. Thingy
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Tender Trappings
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The Hare-apeutic Solution
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Bunny-Vac 6000
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7.
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Wallace and Gromit are alerted that their clients need them
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With a phone call
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When the eyes in the client portraits light up
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When a rock is thrown through their window
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When a giant carrot is illuminated in the sky
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8.
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The rabbit who gets caught up in Wallace's mind manipulation experiment is named:
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Whiskers
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Cheddar
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Lurch
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Hutch
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To lure the Were-Rabbit out, Wallace drives a truck while Gromit controls a puppet rabbit. Wallace instructs Gromit: "A bit more, you know...."
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Come-hither-ish
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Sophisticated
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Alluring
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Sultry
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In pursuit of the Were-Rabbit, the truck Gromit drives is pulled underground. Emerging at the end of the chase, Gromit activates a control which causes the truck to:
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Fly home
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Automatically drive to a cheese store
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Fall apart
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Shake itself free of mud
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11.
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Gromit's first clue that the Wallace is actually the Were-Rabbit is/are:
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Carrots stuffed into Wallace's bathrobe
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Muddy footprints
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A Were-Rabbit-shaped hole in Wallace's bedroom door
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Paw prints on cheese in the refrigerator
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Lady Tottington asks Wallace to call her:
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Tots
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Totty
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Tootsie
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Sugar Tots
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Along with Gromit, who is the first to witness Wallace's transformation into the Were-Rabbit?
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Victor Quartermaine
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Lady Tottington
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The vicar
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A constable
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Hutch inherits the following of Wallace's traits, except for which:
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His fondness for reading the newspaper
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Ability to speak
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Ability to invent
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Love of cheese
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Victor Quartermaine's dog is named:
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Spot
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Phillip
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Gherkin
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Reaper
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16.
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Lady Tottington realizes the Were-Rabbit is actually Wallace:
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When the rabbit produces Wallace's driver's license
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Because of its mannerisms
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When she witnesses the Were-Rabbit's transformation
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Because Victor Quartermaine tells her
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17.
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In a climatic scene at the end of the film, Gromit and Quartermaine's dog chase each other
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On train cars
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On giant vegetables
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Up the stairs in Lady Tottington's manor
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In carnival-ride airplanes
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18.
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Longtime Aardman collaborator Peter Lord was credited with which for the film?
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Producer
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Director
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Composer
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Caterer
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19.
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The actor who supplied the voice for Victor Quartermaine has played what other film villain?
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Darth Vader
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Lord Voldemort
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Hannibal Lecter
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Sauron
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20.
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At the 2005 Satellite Awards, the film was nominated for, but did not win, for Outstanding Motion Picture, Animated or Mixed Media. Which film won?
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Howl's Moving Castle
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Corpse Bride
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The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
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Chicken Little
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