A) 85% B) 74% C) 92% D) 65%
A) 158 B) 25 C) 100 D) 200
A) 7.2 B) 8.5 C) 6.0 D) 9.1
A) A classic fantasy book B) A beloved children's novel C) A historical biography D) A popular comic book
A) 60 B) 90 C) 85 D) 74
A) 50 B) 25 C) 158 D) 10
A) Universal acclaim B) Mixed or average reviews C) Mostly negative reviews D) Generally favorable reviews
A) A− B) A+ C) B D) B+
A) Ann Hornaday B) Jessica Grose C) James Berardinelli D) Jeannette Catsoulis
A) The Village Voice B) The Washington Post C) USA Today D) ReelViews
A) Miriam di Nunzio B) Ann Hornaday C) Gregory Kirschling D) Joe Morgenstern
A) Entertainment Weekly B) The New York Times C) Chicago Sun-Times D) The Washington Post
A) Csupó and Hutcherson B) Robb and Hutcherson C) Deschanel and Madison D) Robb and Deschanel
A) Oversweet sentiment B) Unnecessary violence C) Poor acting D) Confusing fantasy
A) Jessica Grose B) Jeannette Catsoulis C) Claudia Puig D) James Berardinelli
A) The Wall Street Journal B) ReelViews C) The Village Voice D) USA Today
A) Jess's friendship with Leslie B) Jess's relationship with his teacher C) Leslie's relationship with her parents D) Jess's relationship with his father
A) Gregory Kirschling B) Joe Morgenstern C) Ann Hornaday D) Jeannette Catsoulis
A) Robb and Hutcherson B) Robb and Deschanel C) Hutcherson and Madison D) Deschanel and Madison
A) Gregory Kirschling B) Miriam di Nunzio C) James Berardinelli D) Joe Morgenstern
A) The New York Times B) Entertainment Weekly C) The Village Voice D) Chicago Sun-Times
A) Claudia Puig B) Jeannette Catsoulis C) Ann Hornaday D) Miriam di Nunzio
A) ReelViews B) The Wall Street Journal C) The Washington Post D) USA Today
A) Jess's emotional tumult B) The computer-generated monsters C) The cutesy tween stereotypes D) The fantasy sequences
A) Gregory Kirschling B) Joe Morgenstern C) James Berardinelli D) Jessica Grose
A) The New York Times B) The Wall Street Journal C) USA Today D) The Village Voice
A) Perfectly cast and flawless B) Overacted and simplistic C) Appealing but unpolished D) Cutesy and stereotypical
A) Joe Morgenstern B) Gregory Kirschling C) Ann Hornaday D) Claudia Puig
A) The Wall Street Journal B) The Village Voice C) ReelViews D) Entertainment Weekly
A) A fantasy or a coming-of-age story B) A drama or an action movie C) A comedy or a tragedy D) A musical or a family feature
A) Five B) Three C) Ten D) Seven
A) Four B) Five C) Six D) Seven
A) Academy Awards B) Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards C) Young Artist Awards D) Saturn Awards
A) Best Young Actress B) Best Young Ensemble Cast C) Best Performance by a Younger Actor D) Best Family Feature Film
A) Best Fantasy Adaptation B) Best Young Ensemble Cast C) Best Family Feature Film (Fantasy or Musical) D) Best Drama Feature Film
A) Best Performance in a Feature Film – Young Ensemble Cast B) Best Performance by a Younger Actor C) Best Young Actor in a Fantasy Film D) Best Performance in a Feature Film – Leading Young Actor
A) Best Young Actress B) Best Performance in a Feature Film – Leading Young Actress C) Best Performance in a Feature Film – Young Ensemble Cast D) Best Family Feature Film
A) Best Performance by a Younger Actor B) Best Performance in a Feature Film – Young Actress Age Ten or Younger C) Best Young Supporting Actress D) Best Young Ensemble Cast
A) Best Performance in a Feature Film – Young Ensemble Cast B) Best Family Feature Film C) Best Young Cast in a Drama D) Best Ensemble Performance
A) Josh Hutcherson's brother B) Clinton C) Lawless D) Wakefield
A) AnnaSophia Kircher B) Emma Kircher C) Isabelle Rose Kircher D) Carly Kircher
A) Devon Owen B) Carly Owen C) Emma Owen D) Grace Owen
A) Devon Owen B) Devon Wakefield C) Devon Wood D) Devon Clinton
A) Emma Brannigan B) Emma Owen C) Emma Fenton D) Emma Wood
A) Isabelle Brannigan B) Emma Brannigan C) Carly Brannigan D) Grace Brannigan
A) Lauren Levine B) Katherine Paterson C) Jeff Stockwell D) David L. Paterson
A) Lauren Levine B) Bailee Madison C) Lisa Hill D) AnnaSophia Robb
A) Jeff Stockwell B) Josh Hutcherson C) Robert Patrick D) Gabor Csupó
A) She wrote a beautiful, heartwarming letter. B) She called the producer on the phone. C) She met the director at a book signing. D) She sent a homemade video audition.
A) David L. Paterson B) Gabor Csupó C) Jeff Stockwell D) Lauren Levine
A) Robert Patrick B) Gabor Csupó C) David L. Paterson D) Josh Hutcherson
A) Bridge to Terabithia B) The Unit C) Walk the Line D) Harry Potter
A) David L. Paterson B) Jeff Stockwell C) Lauren Levine D) Katherine Paterson
A) Because it was too close to him B) Because the studio kept changing the script C) Because his mother refused to help him D) Because he hated the fantasy genre
A) February 16, 2006 B) February 16, 2008 C) February 16, 2005 D) February 16, 2007
A) Katherine Paterson B) Gábor Csupó C) David L. Paterson D) Jeff Stockwell
A) Walt Disney Pictures B) Warner Bros. C) Paramount Pictures D) Universal Pictures
A) Vancouver B) Sydney C) Auckland D) Los Angeles
A) February 2006 B) February 2007 C) Late 2005 D) April 2006
A) David L. Paterson B) Jeff Stockwell C) Michael Chapman D) Gábor Csupó
A) $200.2 million B) $137.6 million C) $100.5 million D) $73.6 million
A) 10-year-old B) 11-year-old C) 14-year-old D) 12-year-old
A) May Belle B) Janice Avery C) Mary D) Leslie
A) May Belle B) Mary C) Ms. Edmunds D) Janice Avery
A) An art contest B) A spelling bee C) A swimming competition D) A running event
A) On the way home from school B) At the art museum C) At the bus stop D) In the treehouse
A) Narnia B) Auckland C) Lark Creek D) Terabithia
A) A bridge B) An art kit C) A drawing D) A puppy
A) Gary B) Dark Master C) Scott D) Prince Terrien (P.T.)
A) The Dark Master B) A giant bird C) A giant troll D) A dragon
A) The music teacher whom Jess has a crush on B) Jess's mother C) The principal D) The art teacher
A) Scott B) Jack C) Bill D) Gary
A) Prince Terrien B) Gary C) Bill D) Scott
A) Ms. Edmunds B) May Belle C) Mary D) Mrs. Myers
A) Janice B) May Belle C) Mrs. Myers D) Bill
A) Scott B) Jack C) Gary D) Bill
A) A rope swing B) A treehouse C) A fence D) A bridge
A) Princess B) Dark Master C) Queen D) Giant Troll
A) Prince B) Knight C) Dark Master D) King
A) 20th Century Fox B) Walt Disney Pictures C) Nickelodeon's Rugrats D) Walden Media
A) Cinematographer B) Novelist C) Animator D) Live-action director
A) Michael Chapman B) Cary Granat C) Walt Disney D) Summit Entertainment
A) Walden Media President B) Hanna-Barbera animator C) Director of 20th Century Fox D) Cinematographer
A) He acted in one B) He directed several C) Yes D) No
A) Walt Disney Pictures B) Nickelodeon C) 20th Century Fox D) Summit Entertainment
A) January 2004 B) July 2004 C) July 2006 D) January 2006
A) 90 days B) 120 days C) 30 days D) 60 days
A) Matt Aitken B) Dima Malanitchev C) Aaron Zigman D) Michael Pangrazio
A) DreamWorks Animation B) Weta Digital C) Industrial Light & Magic D) Pixar Animation Studios
A) Around 500 B) Around 100 C) Around 50 D) Around 200
A) Matt Aitken B) Michael Pangrazio C) Aaron Zigman D) Dima Malanitchev
A) Warner Records B) Atlantic Records C) Hollywood Records D) Sony Music
A) Aaron Zigman B) Alison Krauss C) Matt Aitken D) Dima Malanitchev
A) Csupó B) Terry Gilliam C) Michael Pangrazio D) Alison Krauss
A) Narnia B) Avatar C) Flicka D) Terabithia
A) Two B) Four C) Ten D) None
A) Commercial retail sale B) Streaming exclusive C) Charity fundraising D) Promotional use
A) Teenagers B) Children under 10 C) People over 40 D) College students
A) 120 minutes B) 75 minutes C) 90 minutes D) 110 minutes
A) 45 seconds B) 15 seconds C) 60 seconds D) 30 seconds |