Can You Match the Lyric to the Disney Character?

By: Zoe Samuel
Estimated Completion Time
4 min
Can You Match the Lyric to the Disney Character?
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About This Quiz

Ever since Snow White burst onto the silver screen in 1937 as the first full-length animated feature film and introduced us to the idea of the animated movie musical, Disney has remained the leading name in thoughtful, inspiring tales about brightly colored characters singing and dancing their way to true love, heroism and coming of age. While only Beauty and the Beast was ever nominated for Best Picture, Disney has repeatedly won Oscars for its songs. Writers like Elton John, Tim Rice, the late lamented Howard Ashman, married duo Bobby and Kristen Andersen-Lopez and more have brought their characters to life with memorable numbers from "Under the Sea" to "Circle of Life" to "He's a Tramp." Indeed, there are some amazingly clever and satisfying lyrics in the less noteworthy songs. Whether it's a hilariously French character singing it up in absurd "franglais" or the intricate and crafty rhymes of Clopin in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, there's a wordplay to make even the finest musical connoisseur smile.

You remember the movies, sure, and you remember the songs - but do you remember any of the lines besides the hook? Are you willing to test your Disney savvy against this fiendishly difficult quiz? Let's find out!

My soul is spiraling in frozen fractals all around.
Anna
Elsa
This is from "Let It Go" in Frozen.
Moana
Jasmine
When you pick a paw paw, or a prickly pear...
Baloo
Baloo sings "Bare Necessities". This line is from the bridge of the song.
Shere Khan
Mowgli
Bagheera
When I find my hero's welcome right where I belong...
Hercules
This is Hercules' character establishing song from his eponymous movie.
Philoctetes
Hades
Megara

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Try the gray stuff, it's delicious / Don't believe me? Ask the dishes!
Cogsworth
Mrs. Potts
The Beast
Lumiere
This is from "Be Our Guest" in Beauty and the Beast.
Here is a riddle to solve if you can / Who is the monster and who is the man?
Esmerelda
Phoebus
Clopin
Clopin is the jester who sings and dances the narrator's role in Hunchback.
Quasimodo
If this is where the monarchy is headed, count me out!
Mufasa
Nala
Zerabi
Zazu
Zazu sings this during Simba's number "I Just Can't wait to be King."

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I saw a fireside chat / I saw a baseball bat / And I just laughed til I thought I'd die!
The Crows
The crows who sing about the insanity of an elephant flying sing this lyric to Dumbo. They are led by a crow who is astonishingly named Jim Crow - in a movie that came out 70 years after Jim Crow laws began.
Mrs. Dumbo
Dumbo
A mouse
From appearance fees and royalties, young Herc had cash to burn!
The Muses
This is "Zero to Hero", a narrative montage in "Hercules."
Megara
Hades
Jasmine
Upon the shore they work all day / Out in the sun they slave away
Flounder
Sebastian
This Oscar-winning number is when Sebastian tries to persuade Ariel to stay safe.
Flotsam
Jetsam

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You'd love me at once, the way you did once upon a dream
Cinderella
Maleficent
Sleeping Beauty
This is the song Aurora sings in imagining her true love - who then shows up!
Snow White
I find delight in the gruesome and grim /%0D'Cause I'm the magnificent, marvelous, mad...
Wart
Arthur
Madam Mim
Mad Madam Mim tries to kill Arthur when he fiddles around with magic. It doesn't go well for her.
Merlin
Once we watched a lazy world go by / Now the days seem to fly / Life is brief, but when it's gone / Love goes on and on
Narrator
Robin Hood and Maid Marian fall in love to this song, but no physical character sings it.
Marian
Robin
Friar Tuck

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Hey clear the way, in the old bazaar / Hey you, let us through, it's a bright new star
Jafar
Genie
The Genie sings about Prince Ali, Aladdin's princely alter ego.
Aladdin
Jasmine
You're a spineless, pale, pathetic lot, and you haven't got a clue!
Shan Yu
Mushu
Chi-Fu
Li Shang
Li Shang sings this during "I'll make a man out of you" trying to train a pack of misfits in Mulan.
When you wish upon a star / Makes no difference who you are
Jiminy Cricket
Jiminy Cricket explains to Pinocchio that you gotta think big!
Pinocchio
Gepetto
Narrator

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All my life has been a series of doors in my face / But then suddenly I bump into you
Elsa
Anna
This is a faux love song from Frozen in which the villain seduces our innocent hero Anna.
Tiana
Moana
I've been staring at the edge of the water / Long as I can remember, never really knowing why
Tiana
Ariel
Belle
Moana
This is Moana's character establishing song, "How Far I'll Go."
In dreams you lose your heartaches / Whatever you wish for, you keep.
Cinderella
Cinderella sings this to her animal friends as she keeps her chin up.
Merryweather
Mice
Fievel

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And then I brush and brush and brush and brush my hair / Stuck in the same place I've always been
Rapunzel
Rapunzel sings this in "When Will My Life Begin," her character's establishing song.
Maleficent
Belle
Ariel
You can fly, you can fly, you can fly!
Narrator
Peter Pan and others fly to this song - but they don't sing it.
Wendy
Tinkerbell
Hook
And it ain't no trick to get rich quick / If you dig dig dig, with a shovel and a pick
Grumpy
Seven Dwarfs
The dwarfs sing this when we first meet them, just as they meet Snow White for the first time.
Snow White
Woodsman

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Why can't they understand the way we feel / They just don't trust what they can't explain / I know we're different, but deep inside us / We're not that different at all
Tarzan
Narrator
This song is a narrative one but no character sings it.
Jane
Monkey
This old town can slow you down / People taking the easy way / But I know exactly where I'm going / Getting closer and closer every day
Tiana
Tiana sings this in her character establishing song in "The Princess and the Frog".
Mama Odie
Cousin Randy
Naveen
Why do all my dreams extend / Just around the river bend
Kocoum
Meeko
John Smith
Pocahontas
Pocahontas sings this in her eponmous movie, to convey her need for adventure.

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A very merry unbirthday to you, to you / To me? / To you!
Mad Hatter
The Mad Hatter sings this very silly song and refuses to help Alice until he is done.
March Hare
Alice
Queen of Hearts
You can never tell when he'll show / He gives you plenty of trouble
Lady
Tramp
Peg
This amazing song works on many levels and was sung by Peggy Lee. It's called "He's A Tramp".
Rusty
What's this? What's this? They've got a little tree!
Jack Skellington
The king of Halloween, Jack Skellington, takes over Christmas after singing "What's This?", a song about Christmas land.
Oogie Boogie
Dr. Finkelstein
Santa Claus

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Singing as we fetch the detergent box / Or the smelly shirts and the stinky socks
Gisele
This clever song satirizes all the "princess and her animal friends" songs by having Gisele's singing call up rats, cockroaches, and mangy pigeons to help clean up in "Happy Working Song" from Enchanted.
Jasmine
Ariel
Belle
Everybody's pickin' up on that feline beat / 'Cause everything else is obsolete
Scat Cat
Scat Cat sings this with his friends in Disney's "The Aristocats."
Duchess
Marie
Lester
It's so weird, so feared, yet wonderful to see / Substitutiary locomotion come to me
Ernelius
Miss Prince
This song is from Bedknobs and Broomsticks and is about casting a spell to make objects move! The other characters sing backup to Miss Price.
Carrie
Charlie

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A robin feathering his nest / Has very little time to rest / While gathering his bits of twine and twig
Winifred Banks
Jane Banks
Mrs. Brill
Mary Poppins
Mary Poppins sings this song to encourage the children to take their medicine and make things fun!
Tell me, Maria / Why I see her dancing there / Why her smold'ring eyes still scorch my soul
Frollo
Frollo's song "Hellfire" is about how he decides to murder the gypsy Esmeralda if she won't date him.
Phoebus
Clopin
Esmeralda
Put em together and what have you got? Bibbidi-bobbidi-boo!
Fairy Godmother
The Fairy Godmother sings this while make Cinderella ready for the ball.
Merryweather
Cinderella
Evil Queen

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Now we're looking all around your domicile / If we like we'll stay for maybe quite a while
Siamese Cats
This song is sung by two cats belonging to Aunt Sarah, who looks after the house while Jim Dear and Darling are away. The cats get Lady into trouble.
Jock
Tramp
Jim Dear
Now it's happened once or twice / Someone couldn't pay the price / And I'm afraid I had to rake 'em 'cross the coals
Ursula
Ursula sings this in explaining the terms of her bargain with Ariel.
Triton
Flounder
Eric
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