Moulin Rouge! - Test
A) Baz Luhrmann B) Steven Spielberg C) Francis Ford Coppola D) Quentin Tarantino
A) 2010 B) 1998 C) 2004 D) 2001
A) Heath Ledger B) Jude Law C) Ewan McGregor D) Leonardo DiCaprio
A) Unicorn B) Dragon C) Elephant D) Griffin
A) Lady Marmalade B) Nature Boy C) Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend D) Roxanne
A) Tiny Dancer B) Rocket Man C) Your Song D) Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
A) Jim Broadbent B) John Malkovich C) Michael Caine D) Geoffrey Rush
A) Cate Blanchett B) Nicole Kidman C) Charlize Theron D) Julia Roberts
A) Barcelona B) New York C) London D) Paris
A) Harold B) Duke C) Christian D) Henri
A) Zidler B) Satine C) Nini D) Le Chocolat
A) Marais B) Latin Quarter C) Bastille D) Montmartre
A) Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec B) Duke of Monroth C) Christian D) Harold Zidler
A) The Moulin Rouge B) The Bohemian Rhapsody C) Spectacular Spectacular D) The Parisian Dream
A) Tuberculosis B) Consumption C) Pneumonia D) Influenza
A) "The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return." B) "To thine own self be true." C) "Love conquers all." D) "All the world's a stage."
A) It has closed down and is in disrepair B) It is sold to the Duke C) It is turned into a museum D) It becomes a theater
A) He marries someone else B) He writes a new play C) He leaves Paris D) He finishes his and Satine's story
A) The Golden Globes B) The BAFTAs C) The 74th Academy Awards D) The Cannes Film Festival
A) 1920 B) 1899 C) 1900 D) 1910
A) Le Chocolat B) Toulouse-Lautrec C) Zidler D) Nini
A) It is perfect B) It is endangering the production C) It is a secret D) It is over
A) The courtesan marries the sitar player B) The courtesan marries the maharaja C) The courtesan leaves the sitar player D) The courtesan dies
A) She promises to end the show B) She promises to leave Paris C) She promises to marry Christian D) She promises to spend the night with the Duke
A) It is a misunderstanding B) It is a minor ailment C) It is fatal D) It is curable
A) To forget her B) To write their story so she will always be with him C) To marry the Duke D) To leave Paris
A) Wagner's The Ring Cycle B) Verdi's La Traviata C) Bizet's Carmen D) Giacomo Puccini's opera La bohème
A) La Scala, Milan B) Royal Opera House, London C) Metropolitan Opera, New York D) Sydney Opera House
A) Like a Virgin B) Material Girl C) Material Girl D) Lady Marmalade
A) Phil Collins B) Elton John C) David Bowie D) Freddie Mercury
A) Gonzo B) Kermit the Frog C) Fozzie Bear D) Miss Piggy
A) Bollywood films B) Kung Fu films C) Japanese anime D) Spaghetti Westerns
A) Come What May B) El Tango de Roxanne C) Your Song D) Lady Marmalade
A) Boy George B) Scott Moir C) Aaron Tveit D) Jordan Fisher
A) Solea Pfeiffer B) Rob Mills C) Jordan Fisher D) Boy George
A) 65% 'Fresh' B) 50% 'Fresh' C) 75% 'Fresh' D) 85% 'Fresh'
A) Kermit the Frog B) Miss Piggy C) Gonzo D) Fozzie Bear
A) Berlin B) Las Vegas casino C) Boston D) New York
A) Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone B) Gladiator C) The Matrix Reloaded D) Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones
A) May 2001 B) Summer 2001 C) June 2001 D) Christmas 2000
A) $75 million B) $100 million C) $50 million D) $30 million
A) Leonardo DiCaprio B) Ewan McGregor C) Heath Ledger D) Ethan Hawke
A) Military prowess B) Political leadership C) Musical genius D) Artistic painting
A) Karen Olivo B) Tessa Virtue C) Solea Pfeiffer D) Miss Piggy
A) One week B) Four weeks C) Three weeks D) Two weeks
A) Kermit the Frog B) Gonzo C) Fozzie Bear D) Miss Piggy
A) 2016 B) 2002 C) 2008 D) 2019
A) Toronto International Film Festival B) Venice Film Festival C) Cannes Film Festival D) Berlin International Film Festival
A) John Logan B) Global Creatures C) Alex Timbers D) Baz Luhrmann
A) Entertainment Weekly B) Rolling Stone C) Variety D) Time
A) Solea Pfeiffer B) Miss Piggy C) Karen Olivo D) Tessa Virtue
A) 2008 B) 2010 C) 2015 D) 2020
A) May 2025 B) 25 July 2019 C) November 2002 D) 10 July 2018
A) Jordan Fisher B) Rob Mills C) Aaron Tveit D) Boy George
A) ABBA's 'Dancing Queen' B) Elton John's 'Candle in the Wind' C) Queen's 'The Show Must Go On' D) David Bowie's 'Heroes'
A) Home Theater Forum B) CinemaScore C) Entertainment Weekly D) Metacritic
A) Jane Avril B) La Goulue C) Mistinguett D) Yvette Guilbert
A) Baz Luhrmann B) Global Creatures C) Alex Timbers D) John Logan
A) Newsweek B) Metacritic C) All Things Considered D) The New York Times
A) Chamma Chamma B) Tum Hi Ho C) Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham D) Jai Ho
A) B+ B) C C) A D) F
A) William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet B) The Great Gatsby C) Australia D) Strictly Ballroom
A) Flash-forward B) Fragmentation C) Linear narrative D) Chronological order
A) Muppets B) The Killers C) Global Creatures D) Boston Theatre
A) $14.2 million B) $57,386,369 C) $167,540 D) $121,813,167
A) 75/100 B) 55/100 C) 85/100 D) 66/100
A) Miss Piggy B) Gonzo C) Kermit the Frog D) Fozzie Bear
A) American Pie 2 B) Pearl Harbor C) Shrek D) The Animal
A) One Day I'll Fly Away B) Your Song C) El Tango de Roxanne D) Lady Marmalade
A) Every Breath You Take B) Don't Stand So Close to Me C) Roxanne D) Message in a Bottle
A) El Tango de Roxanne B) Come What May C) Your Song D) Sparkling Diamonds
A) Material Girl B) Like a Prayer C) Papa Don't Preach D) Vogue |
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