Eleven – The official number of Disney princesses
Bread – Aladdin and Abu steal this from the marketplace
SnowWhite – The first Disney princess
Vanessa – The name Ursula uses when she disguises herself to win over Prince Eric
Pocahontas – A Disney princess based on a real person
NewOrleans – This US city inspired the setting for the princess and the frog
Mushu – The name of Mulan’s pet dragon
Sothisislove – The song that Cinderella and prince charming dance to at the ball
Uncle – Scar’s relation to Simba
Jafar – The royal vizier of agrabah
Maleficent – Mistress of all evil
Carroll – Last name of the author who wrote Alice in Wonderland
Neverland – Where captain hook lives
WaltDisney – The original voice of Mickey Mouse
Left – The glass slipper that Cinderella left behind at the ball
Sixty – The amount of eggs Gaston says he eats to stay “roughly the size of a barge”
Thejunglebook – The last animated film Walt Disney personally supervised
Africa – The continent that Tarzan’s parents shipwrecked
Tantor – The name of Tarzan’s nervous elephant friend
Philcollins – The famous musician responsible for Tarzan’s soundtrack
Eltonjohn – The famous musician responsible for original songs in The Lion King
Sabor – The villain in Tarzan (Hint: It’s a leopard)
Ulysses – The name of the vessel that Milo and his friends took to Atlantis
Concubines – Mulan’s companions dressed up like these when they went to the emperor’s palace
Pocahontas – The first Disney movie to feature an interracial relationship
Spacemountain – The first roller coaster attraction at Walt Disney World
Monstro – The name of the whale in Pinocchio
Scatcat – Leader of the Jazz Band in The Aristocats
Westwing – Area of the Beast’s castle where he keeps the enchanted rose
Paris – The city where The Aristocats took place
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious – The sound of this Mary Poppins word is something quite atrocious
Dinglehopper – What Scuttle calls a fork in The Little Mermaid
Dabble in Disney: Answer key 11/4/15
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Diana Colapietro, Photo Editor
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Diana is a senior Photojournalism major/International Studies minor who has been involved in the Torch since her freshman year in the fall of 2012. This year she hopes to incorporate more photo spreads in the newspaper and make the content more visually appealing.
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