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About This Quiz
This animated musical movie hit the world like a pop culture blizzard! How well do you remember the songs sung by Anna, Elsa, Kristoff and Olaf? Prove your love for the music of "Frozen" with our quiz! (Note: contains spoilers for the film).
What is the film's opening number?
Do You Want to Build a Snowman?
For the First Time in Forever
Frozen Heart
The song "Frozen Heart," technically about an icy lake, foreshadows the main theme of "Frozen" -- that an act of true love can thaw a frozen heart.
Let It Go
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Which characters are singing in the movie's opening number?
Anna and Elsa
the citizens of Arendelle
the ice harvesters
In the movie's opening number, we see ice harvesters working, and young Kristoff and the baby reindeer, Sven, among them. Although Kristoff is soon adopted by the rock trolls, he still makes ice harvesting and selling his profession. Evidently it's in the blood!
the animals of the forest
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Which character sings "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?"
Anna
Vocal duties on this song were shared by the actresses who played Anna at three ages: as a small child, an older child, and an 18-year-old. Respectively, they were Katie Lopez, Agatha Lee Monn, and Kristen Bell.
Elsa
Olaf
Sven
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Complete the lyric: "The ______ never bothered me anyway."
cold
This is one of the more recognizable lines in "Let It Go." It's less sung than spoken, a technique from opera called "recitative."
night
gossip
wind
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The song sung by both Anna and Elsa early on is called "For the First Time in _____."
My Life
Forever
Anna does most of the singing on this one; she's excited about the arrival of new people in Arendelle. Elsa's lyrics are more wistful and cautious -- she's afraid of facing the entire world at her coronation.
Ages
A Long Time
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Which two characters reprise "For the First Time in Forever" later in the movie?
Anna and Elsa, again
"For the First Time in Forever" is a sister act, both times. It's a song of both fear and hope.
Anna and Kristoff
Anna and Hans
Kristoff and Olaf
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Which of these songs was the breakout hit for "Frozen"?
"For the First Time in Forever"
"Let It Go"
Elsa, who is offstage for much of the action, has a fantastic solo when she finally gives in and uses her power. It's her power over snow and ice that she's "letting go."
"In Summer"
"Love is an Open Door"
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In which song would you find the lyric: "Be the good girl you always have to be"?
For the First Time in Forever
Let It Go
both of these
Elsa sings this line in both songs. Except in "Let It Go," she's about to give up on the idea -- which is what makes the song so powerful.
neither of these
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Finish the lyric: "We finish each other's ... _______!"
sentences
thoughts
sandwiches
Hans begins the line, and Anna finishes it with "sandwiches!" He was obviously going for "sentences," but quickly concurs, "That's what I was gonna say!" He's a little too eager to please his princess! We wonder why ...
desserts
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Who sang the radio/single version of "Let It Go"?
Katy Perry
Demi Lovato
Though actress Idina Menzel sang Elsa's solo for the movie, Lovato covered it for popular release. The song was an instant hit.
Selena Gomez
Halsey
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Finish the lyric: "Don't know if I'm elated or _______."
frustrated
fearful
crazy
gassy
This is Anna's line from "For the First Time in Forever." We know how you feel, Anna. Except for us, it was the morning of our college-board exams.
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What happens right after Anna sings "Nothing's in my way!"
she picks up several cute ducklings
she bumps into Hans's horse
This is what old-Hollywood writers called a "meet cute." Anna bumps into the horse, falls into a rowboat, and nearly ends up in the water. Hans rescues her, of course, as a prince should.
she runs through the gate into the city
she falls down the stairs
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Complete the song title: "_________ Are Better Than People."
Children
Witches
Reindeer(s)
We're not sure why this title couldn't be "Reindeer Are Better Than People." "Reindeer" is both singular and plural. (Children are learning from these films, Disney!)
Snowmen
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Who sings "Reindeer(s) Are Better Than People"?
Anna
Kristoff
Sven doesn't actually speak or sing in the movie. Kristoff provides Sven's lyrics -- in a gruff mock-reindeer voice -- in their "duet."
Olaf
Sven
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Who sings the song "Fixer Upper"?
the ice harvesters of the first scene
the rock trolls
Kristoff has been adopted by the rock trolls, and goes to them for advice when he and Anna are thrown out of Elsa's ice palace. The rock trolls, not really getting the urgency of the situation, sing about love in "Fixer Upper."
the citizens of Arendelle
the servants of Elsa and Anna's castle
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In which song would you find the lyrics, "It's funny how some distance/Makes everything seem small."
Love is an Open Door
Let It Go
Elsa has gotten "some distance" from her life by fleeing Arendelle. Upon releasing her power and building herself a magical ice palace, she feels like her problems are far away.
Frozen Heart
For the First Time in Forever
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In which song would you find the lyrics, "Our mental synchronization/Can have but one explanation"?
For the First Time in Forever
Let It Go
Love is an Open Door
Prince Hans and Anna slip away from Elsa's coronation party to sing rhapsodically about their newfound love. (Spoiler alert: One of them isn't really in love).
Reindeer(s) Are Better Than People
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Complete the lyric, "People will beat you/And curse you and ______ you."
cheat
Yikes! Kristoff's in a bad mood when he makes up this line. He's allowed, though: He's just been turned away for lack of funds from the trading post.
ignore
berate
tease
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Finish the lyric: "Maybe it's the party talking or the ________."
champagne
chocolate fondue
It seems like everybody in Arendelle loves chocolate. Elsa, Anna and even Hans (who sings the line above) rhapsodize about it.
stars above
moonlight
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In the song "Fixer Upper," who is the "fixer upper" in question?
Elsa
Kristoff
Hans
both Kristoff and Elsa
Initally, the lyrics describe Kristoff's many minor failings. But when it comes out that Anna is engaged to somebody else, suddenly she becomes a "fixer upper" as well.
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Who sings, "Say goodbye to the pain of the past/We don't have to feel it anymore!"
Anna
Kristoff
Hans
#1 and #3
Anna and Hans share this line. It's from their duet, "Love is an Open Door."
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Which of these is NOT one of Kristoff's flaws in "Fixer Upper"?
his unmanly blondness
the way that he runs scared
the way he picks his nose
It's Kristoff who claims that "all men" pick their nose, when he's trying to persuade Anna that her engagement to Hans is premature. The trolls, though, do not actually count this as one of Kristoff's flaws. (Phew!)
the "pear-shaped, square-shaped" weirdness of his feet
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Complete the lyric: "_______, don't feel."
believe
conceal
Elsa sings this line in "For the First Time in Forever" and in "Let It Go," and she speaks it several times as well. It's the adage that rules Elsa's life: Conceal your powers, by not feeling your feelings. (Golly, do you think there's a harmful message there that needs to be unlearned?)
dream
think
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In "Fixer Upper," the trolls sing that "her 'quote' engagement/Is a ______ arrangement."
bad
hasty
flex
Anna's engagement "is a flex arrangement," according to Kristoff's troll friends. They've immediately decided that she's the woman for him, no matter what.
unwise
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Who sings the line, "Every one of 'em's bad/Except you"?
Anna
Kristoff
Sven
Kristoff "as" Sven
Kristoff is doing his "Sven" voice in this line from "Reindeer(s) Are Better Than People." Naturally, he's having Sven compliment him as the exception to the rule.
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In which song would you hear the lyric: "Throw a little love their way/And you'll bring out their best"?
Let It Go
Love is an Open Door
Fixer Upper
That's the theme of the song: That if love can't change people, it lessens their flaws. Or course, by the end of the movie, the power of love does a lot more than that!
In Summer
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Which song does Olaf the snowman sing?
"In Summer"
Olaf fantasizes about how great summer will be. Kristoff and Anna don't have the heart to tell me that summer's heat will melt him.
"Love Is an Open Door"
"Fixer Upper"
"Do You Want to Build a Snowman?"
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Complete the lyric: "The hot and the cold are both so ______/Put 'em together, it just makes sense!"
extreme
intense
Olaf the snowman thinks that opposites complement each other. He doesn't realize the summer heat will melt him. (Is this the movie's subtle argument against the idea that "opposites attract"?)
frightful
delightful
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On which track does Elsa's snow monster sing?
Frozen Heart
Let It Go
Do You Want to Build a Snowman?
none of these
The giant snowman who protects Elsa's ice palace doesn't sing. He barely talks. He does have a name, though. It's "Marshmallow."
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Who sings the lyric, "When life gets rough, I like to hold onto my dream"?
Anna
Elsa
Kristoff
Olaf
Olaf sings this in "In Summer" -- that's his dream, seeing summertime. Which he finally does, thanks to a portable snow flurry that protects him from melting. Thanks, Elsa!
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Finish the lyric: "Just imagine how much ______ I'll be/In summer!"
cooler
Olaf believes the summer will make him cool. Right, Olaf: Keep those wooden fingers crossed!
hotter
happier
lazier
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Complete the lyric: "The snow glows _____ on the mountain tonight."
chill
cold
white
Elsa sings this line at the beginning of "Let It Go." She's climbed to the near-top of North Mountain to be alone.
fearfully
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In which song would you find the lyric: "The past is in the past"?
In Summer
Frozen Heart
For the First Time in Forever
Let It Go
Elsa sings this in her song of liberation. What she doesn't know about the past, though, is that her "past" includes condemning Arendelle to an endless winter. (Oops).
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Which of these characters does not sing in "Frozen"?
the Duke of Weselton
Oaken, the trading post owner
Sven the reindeer
all of these
Singing duties were split up among a handful of "Frozen" characters. Anyway, who ever heard of a singing reindeer! (But snowmen do; everyone knows that!)
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Who voiced Anna and sang her music?
Kristen Bell
Bell is best known for playing the title character on "Veronica Mars," the late, lamented teen drama. She sang on an episode of "Mars," too.
Kristen Stewart
Hailee Steinfeld
Michelle Trachtenberg
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