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A) Mechanic B) Gardener C) Security Guard D) Waste Allocation Load Lifter - Earth Class
A) Serenity B) Axiom C) Elysium D) Odyssey
A) Hello, Dolly! B) Star Wars C) Singin' in the Rain D) The Wizard of Oz
A) Meeting new people B) Playing golf on the Axiom C) Returning to Earth D) Eating unhealthy food
A) A battery B) A toy robot C) A flower D) A plant
A) M-O B) Auto C) Captain McCrea D) Eve
A) 200 years B) 700 years C) 1000 years D) 500 years
A) Mars B) Saturn C) Earth D) Neptune
A) Steve B) Hal C) Larry D) Bob
A) 2250 B) 3000 C) 2100 D) 2805
A) Eve B) Luna C) Stella D) Ava
A) Ben Burtt B) Chris Pratt C) Tom Hanks D) Brad Pitt
A) Unchained Melody B) Fly Me to the Moon C) Can't Help Falling in Love D) La Vie en Rose
A) Red B) Green C) White D) Blue
A) Pete Docter B) Thomas Newman C) Jim Reardon D) Andrew Stanton
A) Comedy B) Animated romantic science fiction C) Live-action drama D) Documentary
A) $150 million B) $180 million C) $100 million D) $200 million
A) Segments featuring live-action characters B) No dialogue in any scenes C) It was the first film with a musical score D) All characters are human
A) Academy Award for Best Animated Feature B) Golden Globe Award for Best Picture C) Saturn Award for Best Animated Film D) Hugo Award for Best Long Form Dramatic Presentation
A) A picture of Earth B) A robot part C) A living seedling D) A piece of metal
A) John Williams B) Thomas Newman C) Hans Zimmer D) Danny Elfman
A) Shelby Forthright B) AUTO C) EVE D) B. McCrea
A) Launch Pod B) Return Pod C) Escape Pod D) Survival Pod
A) M-O B) GO-4 C) AUTO D) HAL
A) B. McCrea B) A113 C) AUTO's Command D) EVE's Protocol
A) $600 million B) $700 million C) $521.3 million D) $400 million
A) 2008 B) 2009 C) 2010 D) 2007
A) Tony Award B) Grammy Award C) Golden Globe Award D) Emmy Award
A) Hope for Earth's renewal B) A new technology C) The end of humanity D) WALL-E's love interest
A) Automated Operational Unit B) Autopilot helm C) Artificial Intelligence Operator D) Advanced Utility Officer
A) AUTO B) M-O C) EVE D) GO-4
A) WALL-E is sent back to Earth B) WALL·E is crushed using the Holo-Detector C) WALL-E is upgraded D) WALL-E is turned off permanently
A) Elissa Knight B) John Ratzenberger C) Sigourney Weaver D) Kathy Najimy
A) Captain John Stanton B) Captain M-O C) Captain B. McCrea D) Captain WALL-E
A) Cortana B) MacInTalk C) Siri D) Alexa
A) After watching a movie. B) During a spacewalk. C) By repairing the Axiom. D) Through encounters with WALL-E.
A) Elissa Knight B) Jeff Garlin C) Sigourney Weaver D) Ben Burtt
A) W.A.L.-E. B) Garbage World. C) Trash Planet. D) Robo-Waste.
A) The effects of prolonged weightlessness on humans as mentioned by physiologist James Hicks. B) A documentary on human evolution. C) A sci-fi novel about space travel. D) An interview with a biologist.
A) A classic science fiction film. B) A novel about robots. C) The screenplay of Toy Story. D) Dan O'Bannon's Alien, reminiscent of haiku.
A) The Gels communicated through music. B) The Gels spoke English. C) The Gels spoke a made-up gibberish language. D) The Gels used sign language.
A) Andrew Stanton. B) Pete Docter. C) Jim Capobianco, director of the Ratatouille short film Your Friend the Rat. D) John Lasseter. |