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The film begins with a transmission of coordinates to Flint McMissile. Those coordinates lead to a/n:
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An abandoned racetrack
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A drilling platform
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A car salvage yard
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A canyon
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2.
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When Flint first IDs Professor Zundapp, he states the Professor is a:
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International thug
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Opponent of alternative energy
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Product of the Cold War
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Weapons designer
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Flint escapes his first encounter with the Professor and the other cars, even though he appears to have been done in by:
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A machine gun
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A gasoline explosion
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A torpedo
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A missile
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4.
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Lightning McQueen has won this many Piston Cups:
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8
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6
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4
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2
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Miles Axelrod turned to alternative fuels ran out of gas:
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In a bad part of Los Angeles
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Circumnavigating the globe
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While first being test-driven
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On a cross-desert rally race
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The name of the big multi-country race run throughout the film is:
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World Grand Prix
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International Time Trials
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Global Conquest Invitationals
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Trans World Race of Champions
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Meanwhile, the name of the alternative fuel developed by Sir Miles Axelrod is:
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Hydroclens
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Allinol
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Synthestain
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Lubrinol
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The countries in which a leg of the World Grand Prix is run do not include:
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England
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Italy
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Germany
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Japan
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9.
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Mater mistakes wasabi for:
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Pistachio ice cream
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Guacamole
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Lime sorbet
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A celery smoothie
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When Mater squeezes on stage between Sir Miles and Lightning, something embarrassing/suspicious happens, that has impact later in the film. Mater appears to:
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Leak oil
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Backfire
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Fog up his windshield
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Drop his transmission
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When the cars are in Japan, we get a glimpse of the following parts of Japanese culture, except for:
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Sumo wrestling
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High tech bathrooms
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Karaoke
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Kabuki theater
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What are the makes of the two cars that attack Flint and Holley's American contact in the bathroom?
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Yugo and VW Bug
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Gremlin and Pacer
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El Camino and Chevette
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Vega and Pinto
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What is shot from a TV camera-looking device that destroys cars running on Allinol?
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Gamma rays
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Concentrated solar rays
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Beta rays
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An electromagnetic pulse
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The sportscaster whose likeness calls the action in the World Grand Prix is:
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Bob Costas
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Brent Musberger
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Al Michaels
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Joe Buck
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Lightning loses the Japan race when he misconstrues Mater's advice to:
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Move to the outside
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Pit prematurely
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Go easy on the gas
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Drive backwards
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When Mater, Holley and Flint see the photo of the engine of the evil mastermind car's, Mater remarks about this part, which proves to be key in eventually identifying the diabolical car:
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The spark plugs
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The bolts
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The air filter
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The radiator belt
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Flint, Holley and Mater travel to this country to learn more about the mysterious car's part from Tomber:
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France
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Algeria
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Denmark
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Austria
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The disguises and Mater's new disguise-rendering program provides include all of the following, except for:
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German truck
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Ice cream truck
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Monster truck
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Taco truck
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As Mater talks about his disguises with Holley, he objects to this "defect" from being repaired:
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His dents
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His cracked windshield
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His sagging bumper
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His rust marks
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20.
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What is significant about the second leg of the World Grand Prix?
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Its course is the most dangerous ever set for a race
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It's extremely short
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It is run on Francesco's home racetrack
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It was constructed exclusively for the Grand Prix
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The name of the evil tow truck whose identity Mater assumes is:
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Torque
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Hugo
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Brutus
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Ivan
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After the Italian leg, Miles Axelrod states:
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The race will be run and the cars will be required to run on Allinol
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The final race will be run but the cars won't be required to run on Allinol
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The final race will be canceled
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The final race will be run but the cars will be banned from using Allinol
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Mater escapes the gathering of the evil lemons in Italy via:
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Parachute
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Hangglider
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Zip line
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Sewer
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Having been captured in Italy, Mater, Shiftwell and Flint wake up:
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Under a bridge
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In a clock
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In a sea crate
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On an abandoned dock
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Before the final race, Miles Axelrod meets with Lightning and:
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Warns him about the Professor
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Warns him to stay away from Mater
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Thanks him for being loyal
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Tells him how he can win the race
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The Professor's henchmen target Lightning with the camera gun from inside the clock, but Lightning isn't damaged. Why not?
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The beams are deflected by the clock hands
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Lightning moves behind a building
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They are too far away
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He's not running Allinol
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Holley and Flint escape their doom in the clock when Holley:
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Turns back time
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Makes time speed up
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Stops time
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Makes a stitch in time
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This device, which caused problems for Flint earlier in the film, complicates his efforts to apprehend the Professor:
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Hydrosolater
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Electromagnet
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Remote engine decellerant
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A drawbridge
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29.
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"Everything is __________ these days!"
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Turbo-charged
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Ball bearings
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Technology-infused
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Voice-activated
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30.
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So, when all is said and done, who is the evil genius?
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The Professor
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Miles Axelrod
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Flint McMissile
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Holley Shiftwell
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