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The film opens on this holiday:
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Easter
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Christmas
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Fourth of July
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Thanksgiving
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When we first see the Tramp, he is:
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In a park
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In a junkyard
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In a railyard
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In a dogpound
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3.
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Trusty doesn't recollect if he's ever mentioned his grandfather, named this, before:
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Old Reliable
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Sergeant
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The General
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Guardian
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4.
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Trusty is lacking this sense:
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Touch
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Sight
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Smell
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Hearing
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5.
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Lady's life begins to change when Darling becomes pregnant. Jim Dear refers to lady as "__________," and when Lady insists on her afternoon walk, Darling _____________.
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Mangy mutt / calls the dogcatcher
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Fleabag / sends her to the doghouse
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That dog / swats her
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Miserable mongrel / locks her in the basement
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6.
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When she comes to babysit, Aunt Sarah brings with her pets of this type, which cause havoc for Lady:
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Cat
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Birds
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Fish
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Spider
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7.
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Which of the below does not match the character to the correct type of dog:
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Lady:Cocker spaniel
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Jock:Scottish terrier
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Tramp:Bulldog
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Trusty:Bloodhound
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8.
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When Lady ends up in a muzzle, she and the Tramp enlist what type of animal in freeing Lady?
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A human
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A squirrel
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A beaver
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A snake
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9.
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In the signature scene of the film, Lady and the Tramp share a bowl of spaghetti behind this Italian restaurant:
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Guiseppe's
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Tony's
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Marco's
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Mama Mia's
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10.
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What type of animal, lurking in the yard, is a constant threat to Lady and figures in the climax of the movie?
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Snake
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Raccoon
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Weasel
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Rat
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11.
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This is the night, what a beautiful night, and we call it:
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Buona sera
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Molto romantico
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Bella Notte
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Amore allineare
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12.
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As a nickname, Tramp calls Lady a variation of this bird:
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Pigeon
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Cardinal
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Sparrow
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Peacock
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13.
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Which of the four primary dogs in the film wound up in the pound?
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Lady
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Tramp
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Trusty
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Jock
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14.
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The aforementioned dog was captured by the dog catcher after he/she engaged in what activity?
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Digging through trash
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Running around in the zoo
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Chasing chickens
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Barking at the moon
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15.
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When Lady is chained to her doghouse, Jock and Trusty try to cheer her up by:
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Running through the "Who's on First?" routine
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Making shadow puppets against the doghouse wall
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Bringing her a year's worth of bones
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Proposing marriage
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16.
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Trusty is rather seriously injured near the end of the film. How?
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The dogcatcher's wagon falls on him
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The rat bites both his legs
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He is struck by lightning
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He gets caught in a bear trap
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17.
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The final scene of the film shows Lady and the Tramp with their puppies.
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The puppies all look like Lady
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The puppies all look like the Tramp
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Three puppies look like Lady, one looks like the Tramp
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Some puppies look like Lady, some look like Jock. Hey, wait a minute!!?!
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18.
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What ultimately happens to the rat?
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Lady kills it
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Tramp kills it
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Jim Dear kills it
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It gets away
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19.
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At the opening of the film, a quotation from Josh Billings appears on screen: "In the whole history of the world there is but one thing that money can not buy... to wit:"
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Your heart's true desire
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The wag of a dog's tail
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The sight of a furry friend curled up by the fire
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Companionship of man's best friend
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20.
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Which influential singer provided the voice of Darling and various other characters?
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Billie Holiday
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Doris Day
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Etta James
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Peggy Lee
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