Parents' Guide to QUIZney

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Common Sense Media Review

Emily Ashby By Emily Ashby , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 6+

Multiplatform trivia contest is heavy on Disney promos.

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age 10+

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What's the Story?

QUIZNEY is a live, multiplatform trivia contest that challenges fans to answer five multiple-choice questions about Disney productions like Brave, Frozen, and Beauty and the Beast. Hosted by Trinitee Stokes, the show has players submit their answers on the DisneyNOW app or website, and leaders are determined by the accuracy and speed of their responses. The 10 players who finish the game atop the leaderboard win $100 prizes.

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Kids say ( 2 ):

These nightly trivia rounds are a fun way to test your movie knowledge as a family, but if winning a prize is your concern, then there's no time for discussing answers. You have to be fast! You'll need the app or the website to play, of course, as well as an account so the game can use your screen name for shout-outs from the host ("I see Jasmine is climbing the leaderboard!") and recognition as a game winner. Playing the game in real time means instant results and a whole lot of excitement. Viewers who aren't interested in competing can use the show as a trivia contest in the more traditional sense, since there's time to consider choices and answer before the correct one is revealed onscreen.

QUIZney's questions are basic and well suited to young players, relating to big events and character experiences that really stand out from movies. If your kids aren't already in the know on all the classic and modern Disney movies, though, you may find the show feels like an ad conglomerate for the titles that come up, as the host fills the wait time between questions with synopses and fun facts about them.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about how QUIZney promotes the Disney brand and productions. Is that its goal? Is this kind of self-promotion something you've seen in other ways on TV?

  • What dangers exist in sharing personal information online? What kind of information do you have to provide to the DisneyNOW platforms to play this game? How do you protect yourself online?

  • Do your favorite Disney shows or characters come up in this game? Which characters stand out to you for positive character strengths like compassion and courage?

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