A) Yubaba B) Chihiro C) No-Face D) Haku
A) Dogs B) Ducks C) Cats D) Pigs
A) Haku B) Kamaji C) No-Face D) Yubaba
A) Eat any food B) Forget him C) Return to the human world D) Leave the bathhouse
A) Haku B) Sen C) Yubaba D) Lin
A) Kamaji B) Zeniba C) No-Face D) Haku
A) Bird B) Dragon C) Cat D) Fox
A) Lin B) Kamaji C) Zeniba D) Yubaba
A) John Lasseter B) Kirk Wise C) Hayao Miyazaki D) Toshio Suzuki
A) Disney Animation Studios B) Toho C) Pixar D) Studio Ghibli
A) Toho B) Studio Ghibli C) Walt Disney Studios D) Pixar
A) John Lasseter B) Hayao Miyazaki C) Kirk Wise D) Toshio Suzuki
A) Academy Award for Best Animated Feature B) Oscar for Best Picture C) Golden Bear D) BAFTA Award for Best Film
A) Zeniba's bathhouse B) Boh's bathhouse C) Kamaji's bathhouse D) Yubaba's bathhouse
A) Not to eat any food B) To avoid talking to spirits C) To find her parents immediately D) To return across the riverbed before sunset
A) Chihiro's father B) Yubaba's twin sister C) A spirit of a polluted river D) The boiler-man commanding soot sprites
A) Haku B) No-Face C) Lin D) Boh
A) The spirit of the polluted river B) Zeniba C) Kamaji D) Yubaba
A) He is a soot sprite B) He is a shikigami spirit C) He is the spirit of the Kohaku River D) He is Yubaba's son
A) A magic emetic dumpling B) A magic protective hairband C) A shikigami spirit D) A golden seal
A) She gets a raise at the bathhouse B) It disappears and her real name is restored C) She becomes Yubaba's assistant D) She is promoted to supervisor
A) No-Face following her B) The tunnel still open, wearing Zeniba's hairband C) Haku transforming into a dragon D) Her parents turning back into humans
A) ¥1.9 billion (US$15 million). B) ¥1.7 billion (US$14 million). C) ¥2 billion (US$16 million). D) ¥1.5 billion (US$12 million).
A) Nippon Television Network's investment. B) Tokuma Shoten's investment. C) Mitsubishi's investment. D) Disney's 10% investment.
A) Securing funding from various companies. B) Finding inspiration for the bathhouse setting. C) Reducing the film's length. D) Animating characters using computer software.
A) Notoya Ryokan in Yamagata Prefecture. B) A fictional inn created by Miyazaki. C) Dōgo Onsen. D) Jiufen, Taiwan.
A) The Pseudo-Western style buildings from the Meiji period. B) European-style buildings. C) Modern Japanese architecture. D) Traditional Japanese inns.
A) Nippon Television Network. B) Jiufen Tourism Board. C) Mitsubishi. D) Tokuma Shoten.
A) A romantic story for teenagers. B) Simple with less 'eye candy'. C) A direct adaptation of a Japanese book. D) Filled with elaborate and complex scenes.
A) Kirk Wise B) Joe Hisaishi C) Donald W. Ernst D) John Lasseter
A) Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra B) Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra C) London Symphony Orchestra D) New Japan Philharmonic
A) Wakako Kaku B) Youmi Kimura C) Ayaka Hirahara D) Joe Hisaishi
A) Rin the Chimney Painter B) Spirited Away C) My Neighbor Totoro D) Princess Mononoke
A) Suzanne Pleshette B) Lauren Holly C) Daveigh Chase D) Susan Egan
A) Susan Egan B) Lauren Holly C) Suzanne Pleshette D) Susanne Pleshette
A) Donald W. Ernst B) Michael Eisner C) John Ratzenberger D) Kirk Wise
A) John Lasseter B) Kirk Wise C) Michael Eisner D) Donald W. Ernst
A) Haku only B) All characters C) Yubaba only D) Chihiro only
A) Japanese Shinto-Buddhist folklore B) Greek mythology C) Norse mythology D) Egyptian mythology
A) Food is irrelevant to the plot B) Food is scarce and rationed C) Food has metamorphic qualities D) Food is used as a weapon
A) Zeniba B) Chihiro C) Yubaba D) Haku
A) Shōjo B) Kami C) On D) Mottainai
A) 12 September 2003 B) 20 July 2001 C) 7 September 2002 D) 13 December 2001
A) The Walt Disney Company B) Toho C) Wild Bunch D) Optimum Releasing
A) Toronto International Film Festival B) Hong Kong C) United States D) France
A) $13.1 million B) $450,000 C) $10 million D) $224 million
A) 13 December 2001 B) 12 September 2003 C) 7 September 2002 D) 21 June 2019
A) Princess Mononoke B) Spider-Man: Far From Home C) Titanic D) Toy Story 4
A) Disney B) Wild Bunch C) Optimum Releasing D) Toho
A) Titanic B) Spider-Man: Far From Home C) Princess Mononoke D) Toy Story 4
A) Walt Disney Studios Japan B) Buena Vista Home Entertainment C) GKIDS D) Optimum Releasing
A) 24 November 2014 B) 29 March 2004 C) 17 December 2019 D) 25 October 2021
A) My Neighbor Totoro B) Princess Mononoke C) Kiki's Delivery Service D) Howl's Moving Castle
A) BBC2 B) ITV C) Channel 4 D) BBC One
A) 85% B) 96% C) 89% D) 78%
A) Roger Ebert B) Elvis Mitchell C) Derek Elley D) Kenneth Turan
A) 2010 B) 2025 C) 2022 D) 2005
A) Twentieth B) Tenth C) Fifth D) Thirtieth
A) Variety B) IGN C) Time Out D) Rotten Tomatoes
A) Forty-sixth B) Fifty-fifth C) Thirty-second D) Sixty-first
A) 2025 B) 2022 C) 2016 D) 2017
A) Roger Ebert B) Derek Elley C) Elvis Mitchell D) Kenneth Turan
A) Howl's Moving Castle B) Kiki's Delivery Service C) My Neighbor Totoro D) Princess Mononoke
A) Elvis Mitchell B) Kenneth Turan C) Roger Ebert D) Derek Elley
A) Elvis Mitchell B) Kenneth Turan C) Roger Ebert D) Derek Elley
A) IGN's top animated films B) Metacritic's highest-rated films C) The Academy Awards nominations D) His 'Great Movies' list
A) BBC B) Time Magazine C) The New York Times D) Vice
A) 2010 B) 2016 C) 2020 D) 2001
A) George Lucas B) James Cameron C) Peter Jackson D) Steven Spielberg
A) Rayna Denison B) Harley Jessup C) Ken Firpo D) Domee Shi
A) Moana B) Coco C) Frozen D) Zootopia
A) Domee Shi B) Pete Docter C) Brad Bird D) Jennifer Lee
A) John Lasseter B) Billie Eilish C) Kanna Hashimoto D) Hayao Miyazaki
A) August 2023 B) April 2024 C) 28 February 2022 D) February 2023
A) The London Coliseum B) Tokyo C) Paris D) New York City
A) December 2025 B) February 2022 C) April 2024 D) August 2023 |