A new quiz has been launched that tests the knowledge of fans of Pixar films using unusual and incomplete summaries of the studio's movies. The quiz, created by Serieusement and featured in Ouest-France, challenges participants to match each quirky description with the correct Pixar film. It includes 12 questions, some with visual clues and multiple-choice options, while others ask participants to name the film directly. One of the first questions reads: "Toys organize a midlife crisis whenever their owner leaves the room," with the correct answer being Toy Story. Another question describes a father traveling across the ocean to find his child despite poor advice, which points to Le Monde de Nemo. A third question involves a small robot cleaning up a deserted planet before falling in love, corresponding to WALL-E. Another question describes a widower transporting his house to keep a promise, accompanied by a talkative child, which points to Là-haut. A question about a rat helping a young cook prepare meals despite questionable hygiene is linked to Ratatouille. A summary involving a boy discovering that his family turns memories into songs and gatherings into investigations is connected to Coco. Two open-ended questions ask for the titles of films described as "vehicles discussing careers, friendship, and gas stations in a forgotten small town" and "a princess refusing an arranged marriage and turning her mother into a huge domestic problem," with the answers being Cars and Rebelle, respectively. The final question involves insects recruiting warriors for a spectacle to protect their colony from invasive neighbors, which corresponds to 1001 pattes.