13 Tricky Questions That Test Your Cartoon Trivia Knowledge
Updated: May. 09, 2020How well do you know your Disney and other classic cartoons?
Answer: D. 4
Popeye has four nephews: Pipeye, Peepeye, Pupeye, and Poopeye. (Must be a family name.) If you know the answers to these cartoon trivia questions, try these pop culture trivia questions everyone gets wrong.
Which character was Walt Disney’s favorite?
a. Mickey Mouse
b. Goofy
c. Donald Duck
d. Minnie Mouse
Answer: B. Goofy
It was Goofy, according to the movie magazine Empire. Dog: man’s best friend, right?
Answer: B. Aurora
Aurora spends so much time asleep that she only has a total of 18 lines throughout Sleeping Beauty, Empire noted, making her the quietest princess of them all. She’s the exception, though—most of the Disney princesses have some seriously inspiring quotes.
Answer: A. Rapunzel
This long-haired beauty is actually a natural brunette, according to Empire. We learn this bit of cartoon trivia in the film Tangled—when Rapunzel’s long blond hair is cut, it turns brown, and it stays that way for the rest of the movie. Check out some more surprising cartoon trivia about Disney’s most famous characters.
Pocahontas was supposed to have a talking pet _______________.
a. Squirrel
b. Wolf
c. Turkey
d. Mockingbird
Answer: C. Turkey
Cast as Pocahontas’ turkey sidekick named Redfeather, John Candy unfortunately died in 1994 during the production of the cartoon. Instead of replacing Candy, thoughtcatalog.com reports that Disney decided to write out the pet turkey altogether.
Answer: C. The Beatles
Although Walt Disney wanted The Beatles to voice the vultures, Reminisce notes John Lennon rejected Disney’s offer. However, the vultures were still created in The Beatles’ likeness. Here’s a bit of cartoon trivia we bet you didn’t know: only three things are banned from Disney movies.
Which two characters did the same actor voice?
a. Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck from The Looney Tunes
b. Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh and Optimus Prime from Transformers
c. Disney’s Minnie Mouse and Elsa from Disney’s Frozen
d. Aladdin from Aladdin and Flynn Rider from Tangled
Answer: B. Eeyore and Optimus Prime
Peter Cullen voices both the plush Eeyore and the tough Optimus Prime, Buzzfeed reports.
The Lady and the Tramp was almost called:
a. “The Lady and the Bozo”
b. “The Lady and Homer”
c. “The Lady and Rags”
d. All of the above.
Answer: D. All of the above.
Before deciding on Tramp, the writers almost named the alley dog Bozo, Homer, or Rags. If you’re loving this cartoon trivia, check out some more hilarious working titles of your favorite movies.
Answer: D. 16
According to the story, Buzzfeed notes that the young mermaid is only 16 years old when she marries her star-crossed sailor.
Disney’s beloved Mickey Mouse almost had a different name. What was it?
a. Melvin Mouse
b. Mortimer Mouse
c. Mike the Mouse
d. Marty Mouse
Answer: B. Mortimer Mouse
Walt Disney originally named the iconic mouse “Mortimer,” but Empire reports that his wife thought “Mickey Mouse” sounded better. The rest is history. Speaking of history, learn what Disneyland looked like before it opened.
Answer: B. Swahili
The word “Simba” means “lion” in Swahili. Did you know you can learn some impressive words (in English) just from listening to Disney songs?
Answer: A. Are married.
Mickey and Minnie Mouse were actually married on- and off-screen. Wayne Allwine and Russi Taylor, who voiced the characters, were married for 18 years until Allwine’s death in 2009 (Taylor passed away recently, in July 2019). Awww, now there’s an adorable bit of cartoon trivia to put a smile on your face. Got these cartoon trivia questions right and think you’re a huge Disney fan? Test your knowledge with our Disney movies quiz.