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![]() This movie frequently describes people by the things that give them pleasure and things that do not. What is not one of the things that Amelie’s father, Raphael, likes? |
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| peeling large strips of wallpaper | |||
| lining up his shoes and polishing them | |||
| emptying out his tool box, cleaning it thoroughly, then putting everything back in | |||
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picking his nose when he thinks nobody is watching him | ||
| 2. |
![]() And what is not one of the things Amelie’s mother, Amandine, explicitly dislikes? |
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| puckered fingers in the bath | |||
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when a man is humiliated in front of his child | ||
| having her hands touched by others | |||
| pillow-marks on her face when she wakes up | |||
| 3. |
![]() Unfortunately for young Amelie, her parents are distant people and her only friend is her goldfish. Adding insult to injury, the goldfish is: |
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| uncommunicative | |||
| repressed | |||
| narcoleptic | |||
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suicidal | ||
| 4. |
![]() A neighbour convinces Amelie that every time she takes a photo with her camera, an accident happens. When she discovers the truth, how does she get her revenge? |
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| by disassembling his bathroom doorknob and putting it back the other way round | |||
| by slipping large amounts of salt into his brandy decanter | |||
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by repeatedly unplugging the TV antenna while he is watching a soccer game | ||
| by setting his alarm for 4 a.m. | |||
| 5. |
![]() Sadly, Amandine is killed when she is struck by a tourist from Quebec who has flung herself from the top of: |
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Notre Dame Cathedral | ||
| the Arc de Triomphe | |||
| the Eiffel Tower | |||
| the Centre Georges Pompidou | |||
| 6. |
![]() Now grown up, Amelie has a job as a waitress at a bar in Montmartre, the: |
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| Café des Deux Magots | |||
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Café des Deux Moulins | ||
| Café des Deux Fleurs | |||
| Café des Deux Oiseaux | |||
| 7. |
![]() Suzanne, the owner of the café, used to be: |
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| a lounge singer | |||
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a circus performer | ||
| a mime | |||
| an exotic dancer | |||
| 8. |
![]() Georgette, the tobacconist at the café, is a: |
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| kleptomaniac | |||
| claustrophobe | |||
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hypochondriac | ||
| hoarder | |||
| 9. |
![]() Joseph is the former lover of Gina, another waitress at the café. Aside from spying on her, the only thing he likes is: |
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| cracking his fingers | |||
| watching sportsmen who cry from disappointment | |||
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popping the bubbles of plastic wrappings | ||
| seeing bullfighters get gored | |||
| 10. |
![]() Amelie finds that boyfriends do not live up to expectations. However she enjoyed all sorts of simple pleasures, not including: |
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| dipping her hand into sacks of grain | |||
| cracking the crust of crème brulée with a teaspoon | |||
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walking barefoot on fluffy rugs | ||
| skipping stones on the Canal Saint-Martin | |||
| 11. |
![]() Amelie still shelters in solitude and asks herself silly questions about the world or about the town. For example, how many couples are having an orgasm right now? |
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| eight | |||
| ten | |||
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fifteen | ||
| twenty-three | |||
| 12. |
![]() Amelie’s shock at the death of Lady Di leads to the discovery of: |
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| a cache of ancient love letters | |||
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a treasure that had been hidden by a little boy | ||
| a hidden murder confession | |||
| a collection of marbles | |||
| 13. |
![]() Obviously the little boy is now grown up, and Amelie revolves to track him down. After a bit of legwork, she learns his name is: |
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| Quincampoix | |||
| Collignon | |||
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Bretodeau | ||
| Poulain | |||
| 14. |
![]() Raymond Dufayel, known as “the Glass Man” because of his brittle bones, paints a new version of what painting every year? |
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Luncheon of the Boating Party, by Renoir | ||
| The Luncheon on the Grass, by Manet | |||
| The Dance Class, by Dégas | |||
| Sunday Afternoon on the Island of Le Grande Jatte, by Seurat | |||
| 15. |
![]() Bretodeau cooks a chicken every Tuesday. After carving it, he cleans up the bones with his fingers, starting with: |
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| the wings | |||
| the wishbone | |||
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the oyster | ||
| the parson’s nose | |||
| 16. |
![]() At several points in the film, Amelie is seen collecting: |
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| paper clips, for adding to a chain | |||
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smooth rocks, for skipping on water | ||
| brightly coloured rubber bands, for adding to a ball | |||
| stamps that have pictures of dogs on them | |||
| 17. |
![]() At various points in his life, Nino has collected all but which of the following? |
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| photographs of footprints in fresh cement | |||
| discarded photos from passport photo booths | |||
| tape recordings of peoples’ funny laughs | |||
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telephone numbers from bathroom walls | ||
| 18. |
![]() Seeing two lonely people, Amelie acts as a secret matchmaker for Joseph and: |
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Georgette, the tobacconist | ||
| Philomene, the air hostess | |||
| Suzanne, the café owner | |||
| Gina, the waitress | |||
| 19. |
![]() Amelie plays a series of practical jokes on the bullying grocer, Mr Collignon, which does not include: |
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| swapping his toothpaste with foot cream | |||
| replacing his slippers with identical but smaller slippers | |||
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stealing his garden gnome, smashing it and mailing him the pieces one at a time | ||
| putting the Psychiatric Hotline on his speed dial | |||
| 20. |
![]() Amelie’s father receives a series of photos from all over the world featuring: |
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| his somewhat racist lamp | |||
| his goldfish | |||
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his garden gnome | ||
| his wife’s music box | |||
| 21. |
![]() Amelie has found Nino’s photo album. She calls up his workplace to return it, only to be asked: |
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| if she loves the Good Lord Jesus | |||
| it she will be buying more than four ounces | |||
| if she will be bringing her own camel | |||
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if she is over 18, and shaved | ||
| 22. |
![]() In addition to his job at Palace Video, King of Porn, Nino has another job at the fun fair: |
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| candy floss maker | |||
| shooting range operator | |||
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skeleton in a haunted house | ||
| carousel operator | |||
| 23. |
![]() Amelie arranges to return the photo album to Nino at: |
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| the Louvre | |||
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the Sacre-Coeur Basilica | ||
| Père Lachaise Cemetery | |||
| the Luxembourg Gardens | |||
| 24. |
![]() In her imagination, why does Amelie say that Collignon the grocer will never be a vegetable? |
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because artichokes have hearts | ||
| because lettuce have brains | |||
| because cauliflowers have heads | |||
| because onions have brighter bulbs | |||
| 25. |
![]() Another of Amelie’s guardian angel schemes is directed at her landlady, Madame Walace. Which is it? |
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| a series of videos left under her doormat | |||
| a collection of photos from her glory days as a ballerina | |||
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a fake letter from her now-dead ex-husband seeking reconciliation | ||
| a visit from a handsome plumber to fix her pipes | |||
| 26. |
![]() Nino is late for Amelie’s plan to reveal the mystery man who appears repeatedly in Nino’s album. Amelie can think of two explanations: that he didn’t find her picture and: |
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| he was taken hostage | |||
| he was in an accident and got amnesia | |||
| he became a muhajadeen fighter | |||
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all of the above | ||
| 27. |
![]() The mystery man in Nino’s photo album is: |
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| afraid of being forgotten | |||
| obsessed by the fear of getting old | |||
| a ghost, who appears after the film has been developed | |||
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the passport photo booth repairman | ||
| 28. |
![]() Nino seeks Gina’s help in meeting Amelie. Gina thinks he cannot be a bad person because he knows about: |
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| world capitals | |||
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proverbs | ||
| scenes from romantic movies | |||
| how to please a lady | |||
| 29. |
![]() Amelie and Nino are together, and making out. Who is watching them through the video camera? |
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| the Glass Man | |||
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Lucien, the grocer’s assistant | ||
| Suzanne, the café owner | |||
| Mr. Collignon, the grocer | |||
| 30. |
![]() And everyone is happy, even Hipolito the failed writer. Why? |
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| he receives a letter from a magazine agreeing to publish his story | |||
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he sees an attributed quote of his graffittied on a wall | ||
| he sees a signed copy of his manuscript for sale in a collectibles store window | |||
| he is going to write Amelie’s story | |||