A new quiz has been launched to test people’s knowledge of the lyrics from The Lion King, a 1994 Disney film, and its 1998 sequel The Lion King II: Simba's Pride. The quiz challenges participants to complete lines from seven songs, including "L'amour brille sous les étoiles," "Je voudrais déjà être roi," "L'Histoire de la vie," "Hakuna Matata," "Soyez prêtes," "L'amour nous guidera," and "Il vit en toi." Each question offers multiple choices, and the correct answer is explained in detail after each attempt. The quiz aims to see how well participants remember the lyrics, with results ranging from "À revoir" (meaning "See you again") to "Sans faute" (meaning "Without fault"), depending on the number of correct answers. This format is designed to be both fun and educational, encouraging fans to recall the French lyrics used in the film, which were originally performed in French for the international release. The quiz is presented as a challenge to "save Mufasa," a reference to the tragic scene in The Lion King where Mufasa, the father of the main character Simba, falls into a canyon. This dramatic moment is a key part of the film's storyline and is likely used to draw in fans who are familiar with the movie's emotional core. The quiz is hosted by Serieusement, a publication associated with Ouest-France, a major French newspaper. This collaboration brings together entertainment and news, offering readers a chance to engage with popular culture while testing their memory and knowledge of one of Disney's most beloved films.