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Sorry Millennials, Only Baby Boomers Can Pass This Difficult Disney Quiz

It's time to put your Disney knowledge to the test!

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Kayla Yandoli
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  1. Which song is *not* sung by a Disney Princess?

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    Jiminy Cricket sings "When You Wish Upon a Star" in Pinocchio

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  2. What are the names of these kiddos?

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    Jane and Michael Banks

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  3. Who does Alice meet first in Wonderland?

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    Tweedledee and Tweedledum

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  4. How many lost boys are there in Peter Pan?

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    There are six lost boys

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  5. Finish this quote from The Aristocats:

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    "But they can finish them!"

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  6. What kind of animal does Pinocchio's friend, Lampwick, turn into?

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    A donkey

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  7. Can you name all of Aurora's fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty?

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    Flora, Merryweather, and Fauna

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  8. Where do Roger and Anita live in One Hundred and One Dalmatians?

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    London

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  9. And how many puppies do Lady and Tramp have at the end of the movie?

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    Four little puppers

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  10. Tell us the first thing Mary Poppins pulls out of her magical bag:

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    A coat rack

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  11. And how do you spell this villain's name?

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    Cruella de Vil

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  12. Finally, which classic movie hit theaters first?

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    Pinocchio was released in February 1940! Fantasia followed a few months later in November, Dumbo hit theaters in 1941, and Bambi was the last to be released in 1942.

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