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