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