Winnie-the-Pooh - Quiz
A) Faz Fazakas B) C. E. Hodges C) Norman Shelley D) Willie Rushton
A) 10 November 1932 B) 28 March 2024 C) 1 January 1969 D) 23 March 1926
A) Willie Rushton B) Yevgeny Leonov C) Ryan Reynolds D) Domhnall Gleeson
A) Kanga and Roo B) Christopher Robin and Piglet C) Owl and Tigger D) Eeyore and Rabbit
A) Boris Zakhoder B) Norman Shelley C) Faz Fazakas D) Yevgeny Leonov
A) Boris Zakhoder B) A. A. Milne C) Willie Rushton D) C. E. Hodges
A) Faz Fazakas B) Ryan Reynolds C) Norman Shelley D) Bil and Cora Baird
A) The Call of Poohthulhu B) Hundred Acre Wood's Winnie and Friends C) Winnie-the-Screwed D) Winnie's Hole
A) Shirley Temple's Storybook B) The American School of the Air C) Jackanory D) Children's Hour
A) 2017 B) 2023 C) 2024 D) 2022
A) Stop-motion B) Traditional 2D hand-drawn C) Yarn-based D) Claymation
A) Winnie-the-Screwed B) Blood and Honey C) Winnie's Hole D) The Call of Poohthulhu
A) 100 B) 5 C) 208 D) 3
A) Musical B) Lovecraftian horror C) Comedy D) Documentary
A) Winnie-the-Pooh and a Busy Day B) Blood and Honey C) Winnie-the-Pooh D) Winnie-the-Pooh Pays a Visit
A) Christopher Robin Milne B) Stephen Slesinger, Inc. C) Kristin Sergel D) Clare Milne
A) 98% B) 2% C) 50% D) 10%
A) Disney paid the royalties in full. B) The parties reached an out-of-court settlement. C) An investigator rummaged through Disney's garbage for evidence. D) The judge retired before the case ended.
A) Sue Hastings B) Florence-Marie Cooper C) Clare Milne D) Kristin Sergel
A) They refused to hear the case, sustaining the ruling. B) They ordered a retrial in California. C) They ruled in favor of Clare Milne. D) They declared the copyright invalid.
A) Allan Jay Friedman B) James W. Rogers C) Florence-Marie Cooper D) Stephen Slesinger
A) Classic Pooh B) Beanie Pooh C) Stylised Disney Pooh D) Human-sized Pooh
A) 1977 B) 1992 C) 1931 D) 1964
A) The royalties were cancelled permanently. B) Disney was ordered to stop using the name. C) Disney must pay royalties for all future use of the characters. D) Slesinger regained all copyright ownership.
A) Pooh B) Winnie C) Edward D) Barnaby
A) Methuen Gazette B) The London Times C) Punch D) Evening News
A) 6 November 1924 B) 13 February 1924 C) 14 October 1926 D) 24 December 1925
A) A. A. Milne B) E. H. Shepard C) John Rowe Townsend D) J. H. Dowd
A) 24 December 1925 B) 6 November 1924 C) 14 October 1926 D) 13 February 1924
A) London Zoo B) Winnipeg Zoo C) The British Museum D) Canada National Park
A) New York B) Winnipeg C) London D) Toronto
A) McClelland & Stewart B) Methuen C) Punch Publishing D) E. P. Dutton
A) 13 February 1924 B) 14 October 1926 C) 24 December 1925 D) 6 November 1924
A) J. H. Dowd B) A. A. Milne C) E. H. Shepard D) John Rowe Townsend
A) When We Were Very Young B) Punch Anthology C) Winnie-the-Pooh D) The House at Pooh Corner
A) Grizzly bear B) Polar bear C) American black bear D) Teddy bear
A) Punch B) McClelland & Stewart C) E. P. Dutton D) Methuen
A) The London Times B) Evening News C) The Daily Telegraph D) Punch
A) Sherwood Forest B) Forest of Dean C) Black Forest D) Ashdown Forest
A) Kent, England B) Cornwall, England C) North Yorkshire, England D) East Sussex, England
A) 30 miles B) 50 miles C) 100 miles D) 10 miles
A) Medway Cottage B) Cotchford Farm C) Pooh's Corner D) Hundred Acre House
A) Sussex B) Brighton C) London D) Hartfield
A) A red sports car B) A horse-drawn carriage C) A large blue, chauffeur-driven Fiat D) A steam train
A) River Trent B) River Severn C) River Medway D) River Thames
A) Heather B) Wild rose C) Bluebell D) Marsh gentian
A) Ten years B) One year C) A little over three years D) Five years
A) Hundred Acre Forest B) Fifty Acre Wood C) Thousand Acre Wood D) Five Hundred Acre Wood
A) Gill's Lap B) The Enchanted Place C) Posingford Hill D) High Weald
A) By the pine trees B) Near the marsh gentians C) In a grassy meadow D) On a wooden footbridge
A) 1950 B) 1925 C) 1999 D) 2010
A) Flat agricultural farmland B) Dense tropical rainforest C) Barren rocky desert D) Tranquil open heathland
A) Trinity College B) Harrods department store C) London Zoo D) A toy shop in Sussex
A) Winnie ille Pu B) When We Were Very Young C) The House at Pooh Corner D) Now We Are Six
A) New York Public Library B) Hunterian Museum C) Wren Library D) London Zoo
A) Tigger B) Piglet C) Gopher D) Owl
A) His son's B) A. A. Milne's C) Harry Colebourn's D) Christopher Robin's
A) New York Public Library B) London Zoo C) Wren Library D) Hunterian Museum
A) A. A. Milne B) Queen Camilla C) The Disney Company D) Christopher Robin
A) Growler B) Winnie C) Pooh D) Edward
A) Harry Colebourn B) A. A. Milne C) Christopher Robin D) E. H. Shepard
A) Influenza B) Chronic periodontitis C) Arthritis D) Dental fracture
A) Christopher Robin B) A. A. Milne C) Alexander Lenard D) William Safire
A) Lorne McKean B) Harry Colebourn C) Yevgeny Leonov D) Sterling Holloway
A) Graham Shepard B) Christopher Robin C) James Campbell D) A. A. Milne
A) It was too expensive B) It was too gruff-looking C) It was too small D) It was missing an ear
A) James Campbell B) Shepard's son C) Graham Shepard D) A. A. Milne
A) Tag B) Hide and seek C) Poohsticks D) Checkers
A) Swimming to him B) Building a bridge C) Riding in Christopher Robin's umbrella D) Using a rope
A) honeyy B) hony C) hunnie D) hunny
A) Around 11:00 in the morning B) At 12:00 noon C) At sunrise D) At 5:00 in the evening
A) Eeyore B) Rabbit C) Piglet D) Tigger
A) Both love marmalade B) Both wear hats C) Both live in London D) Both are polite British bears without pants
A) 2021 B) 1990 C) 2016 D) 2009
A) David Benedictus B) Brian Sibley C) Jane Riordan D) Kate Saunders
A) A.A. Milne B) Christopher Robin C) E.H. Shepard D) Mark Burgess
A) Four B) Eight C) Two D) Six
A) Rabbit B) Owl C) Penguin D) Piglet
A) A letter from the Queen B) A long-lost photograph C) A dream D) A trip to the zoo
A) Harrods B) Buckingham Palace C) The Hundred Acre Wood D) The Natural History Museum
A) Jane Riordan B) Jeanne Willis C) Paul Bright D) David Benedictus
A) 6 January 1932 B) 6 January 1931 C) 6 January 1930 D) 6 January 1929
A) $5,000 B) $1,000 C) $10,000 D) $500
A) 50% B) 10% C) 66% D) 33%
A) $1 million B) $5 million C) $50 million D) $100 million
A) CBS B) BBC C) NBC D) ABC
A) A. A. Milne B) Daphne Milne C) Shirley Slesinger D) Agnes Brush
A) 1961 B) 1953 C) 1930 D) 1922
A) 1966 B) 1961 C) 1977 D) 1953
A) 1 January 2027 B) 1 January 2021 C) 1 January 2026 D) 1 January 2022
A) A. A. Milne B) Stephen Slesinger C) Walt Disney D) Rhys Frake-Waterfield
A) 1 January 2027 B) 1 January 2030 C) 1 January 2026 D) 1 January 2022
A) Maurice Evans B) Jimmy Stewart C) Peter Dennis D) Lionel Jeffries
A) Stephen Fry B) Cecil Roy C) Ian Carmichael D) Lionel Jeffries
A) Madeleine Pierce B) Betty Jane Tyler C) Penny Morrell D) Jane Horrocks
A) John Gould B) Maurice Evans C) Harold Fraser-Simson D) Don Heckman
A) Stephen Fry B) Lionel Jeffries C) Hugh Lloyd D) Sandi Toksvig
A) Maurice Evans B) Stephen Fry C) Peter Dennis D) Carol Channing
A) Lionel Jeffries B) Don Heckman C) Harold Fraser-Simson D) John Gould
A) Maurice Evans B) Ian Carmichael C) Lionel Jeffries D) Peter Dennis |
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