A to Z Disney Character Quiz (1)

[B] Ariel | Jodi Benson voiced the curious red-haired mermaid who longs to explore the human world and trades her voice for legs to be with Prince Eric.

[D] Baloo | Phil Harris lent his voice to the laid-back bear who sings about the Bare Necessities and mentors Mowgli through jungle escapades with a carefree style.

[A] Cinderella | This 1950 heroine befriends mice, endures a cruel stepfamily and is remembered for her glass slipper and magical ball gown created by her Fairy Godmother.

[C] Dumbo | Released in 1941, the big-eared elephant learns to fly with help from a feather and his mouse friend Timothy despite ridicule at the circus crowds.

[A] Esmeralda | In 1996's Paris-set story, this kind-hearted Romani dancer defends Quasimodo, sings 'God Help the Outcasts' and charms captain Phoebus with her tambourine on cobblestone streets.

[C] Fungus | This timid Monsters, Inc. assistant with three eyes and red skin nervously follows Randall’s orders while sorting scream canisters on the factory scare floor daily.

[B] Gideon | Originally silent in 1940’s Pinocchio, this bumbling cat sidekick works with fox swindler Honest John and occasionally hiccups instead of speaking, giving comedic physical humor.

[D] Hermes | In Disney's Hercules, this wing-sandaled messenger of the gods delivers news with sarcasm and wears a helmet shaped like an ancient Greek phone for laughs.

[C] Iago | Gilbert Gottfried voiced this loudmouthed red parrot who serves Jafar, cracks wisecracks and eventually helps Aladdin after losing his villainous employer, gaining unexpected redemption later.

[A] Jane | This prim English botanist from the 1999 Tarzan film sketches gorillas, teaches Tarzan to speak and develops a vine-swinging romance among African trees with curiosity.

[B] Koda | In Brother Bear, this talkative bear cub befriends transformed hunter Kenai, shares stories about salmon runs and ultimately helps his companion find humility and forgiveness.

[D] Lightning McQueen | Voiced by Owen Wilson, this red stock car learns humility in Radiator Springs, mentors Mater, and races for Dinoco after starting as an egotistical rookie.

[C] Maid Marian | A graceful vixen from Robin Hood, she plays badminton with Lady Kluck, enjoys archery tournaments and inspires the outlaw archer with her gentle loyalty always.

[A] Nala | This Lioness from The Lion King returns from exile to find Simba, challenges his complacency and ultimately becomes queen beside her childhood friend with resilience.

[D] Owl | Resident of the Hundred Acre Wood, this pompous yet kind avian offers verbose advice to Pooh and friends while occasionally confusing his spellings and pronunciations.

[B] Pacha | In The Emperor's New Groove, this patient llama herder shelters the arrogant emperor Kuzco, loves his family and shows wisdom despite comedic mishaps with heart.

[C] Quasimodo | The bell-ringer of Notre Dame, this isolated hunchback befriends gargoyles, swings across Paris rooftops and longs to experience life beyond the cathedral walls and freedom.

[D] Rajah | Jasmine’s loyal tiger enjoys pouncing on suitors, curling up like an oversized cat and providing comic relief in the Sultan’s palace with protective affection always.

[A] Sneezy | One of Snow White’s dwarfs, he cannot finish a sentence without a giant achoo and still mines gems with his six bearded companions in harmony.

[C] Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum | These rotund twins from Alice in Wonderland recite poems, argue nonsensically about oysters and carpenters, and mirror each other’s movements like a vaudeville act perfectly.

[B] Ursula | Voiced by Pat Carroll, this sea witch bargains with Ariel’s voice, transforms into Vanessa and belts the villainous anthem ‘Poor Unfortunate Souls’ with dazzling cruelty.

[D] Violet | In The Incredibles, this shy superhero struggles with invisibility and force-field powers, learns to accept her quirks and saves her family from Syndrome with courage.

[A] Wall-E | This waste-collecting robot compacts trash on an abandoned Earth, falls for sleek Eve and expresses emotion through beeps, binocular eyes and Hello, Dolly! clips endearingly.

[B] Yzma | Eartha Kitt’s raspy-voiced villainess concocts potions, turns emperors into llamas and frantically orders her henchman Kronk to pull the right lever with manic comic disdain.

[C] Zazu | Mufasa’s hornbill advisor performs aerial reconnaissance, sings about morning reports and endures cheeky comments from Simba and Timon while staying dutiful under bright African skies.