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1.	Auguste Gusteau wrote a cookbook whose title embodied his generous spirit. What was the book called?
		From the Heart to the Table
		Anyone Can Cook
		Cuisine For All
		A Pot Full of Happiness

2.	In Monsters, Inc., the code "2319" signified:
		That a certain child could no longer be scarred
		That the Scare Floor had just been painted
		Monster-human contact
		There was a new all-time Scare Leader

3.	In A Bug's Life, what was the name of Hopper's rabid "enforcer"?
		Killer
		Mangler
		Terminix
		Thumper

4.	Which role in a Pixar feature did John Rateznberger not play?
		Francis the Ladybug
		The Abominable Snowman
		Hamm
		Construction Foreman Tom

5.	Put the films these movies represent in order of release, from earliest to latest: A: B: C: D:
		C - D - A - B
		B - D - C - A
		D - B - A - C
		A - D - B - C

6.	"The ______ is our master!"
		Grasshoper
		Claw
		Sky
		Wheel

7.	In WALL-E, what did EVE stand for?
		Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator
		Environment Verification Earth-class
		Earthbound Validation Equipment
		Experimental Vision Estimator

8.	Which actor did not provide vocal talent for the original Toy Story film?
		Don Rickles
		Wallace Shawn
		Kelsey Grammer
		Jim Varney

9.	All those Pixar films to have won the Oscar for Animated Feature, please step forward. Not so fast,
		Ratatouille
		Finding Nemo
		Monsters, Inc.
		Up
		*By way of explanation.....* The original Shrek film on the Oscar the year that Monsters, Inc. was nominated

10.	What was the name of the show that Woody, Jessie and Stinky Pete appeared on in Toy Story 2?
		The Saturday Morning Wild West Jamboree
		The Woody and Jessie Show
		Woody's Wild West Wevue
		Woody's Roundup

11.	Of the following, the only film in which most of the action took place in the USA was:
		Ratatouille
		WALL-E
		Up
		Cars

12.	In terms of running time, this was Pixar's shortest feature, at 80 minutes:
		The Incredibles
		Toy Story
		Up
		Finding Nemo
		*By way of explanation.....* Running time for The Incredibles was 115 minutes; Toy Story: 80; Up: 96; Finding Nemo: 100

13.	Finding the EAC was critical to the journey that took place in:
		Cars
		Finding Nemo
		WALL-E
		Toy Story 2

14.	Randy Newman has provided music for many Pixar films. Which of the below matches the Newman song with the film in which it appears?
		"When She Loved Me" - Up
		"Our Town" - Cars
		"If I Didn't Have You" - Toy Story
		"You've Got a Friend in Me" - A Bug's Life

15.	Andrew Stanton directed two Pixar films that won Best Animated Feature Oscars (for WALL-E and Finding Nemo). The other man who did this was:
		Pete Docter
		Brad Bird
		John Lasseter
		Lee Unkrich
		*By way of explanation.....* The Brad Bird-directed Ratatouille and The Incredibles both won Animated Feature Oscars

16.	Along with Jack-Jack, the names of Bob and Helen Parr's children in The Incredibles are:
		Violet and Dash
		Trudy and Niles
		Trudy and Dash
		Violet and Niles

17.	Which of these Pixar villains dies at the end of the film in which they appeared? Syndrome (The Incredibles) Randall (Monsters, Inc.) Charles F. Muntz (Up)
		A only
		B and C
		A and C
		A and B
		*By way of explanation.....* Randall didn't die in Monsters, Inc., but was instead last seen being beaten with a shovel by a woman who mistook him for a gator

18.	At the end of Monsters, Inc., one of the objects that Boo gives to Sully in her room which refers to another Pixar film is:
		A clown fish
		A robot
		A super-hero doll
		A stuffed rat

19.	In Finding Nemo, each of the following supplied a voice for a creature in the dentist's fish tank, except for:
		Willem Dafoe
		Eric Bana
		Stephen Root
		Allison Janney
		*By way of explanation.....* Eric Bana provided the voice of Anchor, one of the three sharks that Marlin and Dory encounter

20.	Since 2003, Cars is the only Pixar feature that:
		Did not feature the voice of John Ratzenberger
		To be nominated for, but not to win, the Animated Feature Oscar
		Did not make more than $300 million worldwide
		Did not feature a Randy Newman song
		*By way of explanation.....* Cars made more than $400 million, though it is the lowest-earning Pixar feature since 2001.

21.	As of June 2010, which of the following has provided voice work for more than one Pixar feature?
		Owen Wilson
		Brad Garrett
		Jason Lee
		Christopher Plummer
		*By way of explanation.....* Garrett voiced Bloat the puffer fish in Finding Nemo and Auguste Gusteau in Ratatouille

22.	Which Pixar feature once had the working title Hidden City? (This question and the next suggested by Jerry Simpson)
		Up
		The Incredibles
		Monsters, Inc.
		WALL-E

23.	Every Pixar film contains some reference to "A113." To what does A113 refer?
		The model of the computer originally used to render Pixar animation
		The patent number for a Pixar rendering process
		The classroom in which several Pixar animators studied
		The original name for Luxo Jr., the hopping desk lamp used as the Pixar logo.
		*By way of explanation.....* Per Wikipedia: 'A113 is an Easter egg.... as a homage to a classroom at CalArts, the alma mater of Pixar/Disney executive John Lasseter and director Brad Bird, among others.'

24.	This pair of Pixar features had the best domestic opening and the best worldwide box office, respectively: (Thanks to David Mumpower for this information)
		Toy Story 2 / Monsters, Inc.
		Ratatouille / Cars
		Finding Nemo / WALL-E
		The Incredibles / Finding Nemo

25.	Each of these characters from a Pixar feature is voiced by someone who won an acting Oscar, except for:
		Anton Ego
		Nigel the Pelican
		Henry J. Waternoose
		Elastigirl
		*By way of explanation.....* Peter O'Toole won an honorary Oscar, but not an acting one; Geoffrey Rush, James Coburn and Holly Hunter each won an acting Oscar