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What town did Freddy terrorize?
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Springfield
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Springwood
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Springdale
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Sunnydale
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2.
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What was Freddy’s crime?
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Child murder
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Kidnapping
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Home invasion robbery
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Jaywalking
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3.
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Where did Freddy take his victims?
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To his house
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To a public restroom
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To an abandoned boiler room
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To McDonald’s
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4.
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How does the film start?
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Nancy is watching Halloween on TV.
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Tina, Rod and Glen are picking Nancy up for school.
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Nancy’s mother is enjoying her morning cocktail.
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Freddy is making his knife-glove.
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5.
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You know we can’t have a quiz about Nightmare on Elm Street without doing the rhyme. So, complete the line “One, two...”
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“...buckle my shoe.” Wait; wrong rhyme.
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“...Freddy turns hair blue.”
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“...Freddy’s coming for you.”
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“...Freddy cuts you in two.”
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6.
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According to Glen, what culture gets all its music, literature and art from dreams?
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Balinese
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Navajo
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Nepalese
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Jamaican
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7.
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Once upon a time, TV stations stopped broadcasting before the wee small hours of the morning. What does the film show on Glen’s TV that indicates the channel’s programming has ended for the night?
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An infomercial begins
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Taps plays
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The screen goes blank
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The National Anthem plays
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8.
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What interesting reading material is Nancy perusing when she chats with Glenn on the bridge?
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The Art of War
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Booby Traps and Improvised Anti-Personnel Devices
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The Joy of Sex
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How I Made a Hundred Movies in Hollywood and Never Lost a Dime
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9.
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Complete this portion of the rhyme: “Three, four...”
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“...he’s under your floor.”
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“...there’ll be lots of gore.”
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“...better lock your door.”
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“...they need to take seven and they might take yours.” Sorry. Wrong rhyme. Again.
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10.
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What souvenir did Nancy’s mother keep from Freddy Flambé?
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His sweater
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His knife-glove
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His fedora
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The leftover marshmallows
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11.
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Where did Tina’s mother go for her romantic weekend getaway?
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Vegas, baby!
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Atlantic City, baby!
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Disney World, baby!
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Tijuana, baby!
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12.
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Pretty much everyone knows that Nightmare on Elm Street was Johnny Depp’s first film role, but there’s another actor in the film who also became more well-known for later work. For what role is the actor who played the doctor at the sleep clinic better known?
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Mufasa
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Thumper
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Aladdin
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Roger Rabbit
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13.
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What’s Nancy’s last name?
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Jefferson
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Thompson
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Lane
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Krueger
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Once again courtesy of Glen, how do the Balinese get rid of monsters should they dream up any?
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By shouting, “Go away, monster!”.
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By telling themselves it’s actually a puppy.
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By turning their back on the monster, robbing it of power.
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By screaming themselves awake, just like everybody else in the world.
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15.
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Another portion of the rhyme to complete: “Five, six...”
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“...hear his knife-glove click.”
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“...better do high-kicks.”
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“...die by cuts and nicks.”
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“...get a crucifix.”
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16.
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What does Nancy’s mother say is Nancy’s gift?
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She faces things.
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She's a fighter.
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She's a problem-solver.
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She's not an alcoholic. Yet.
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17.
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When Freddy calls and essentially tells Nancy he’s killed Glen, what part of him emerges from her phone?
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His finger.
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His head.
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His tongue.
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Not that! You’ve got yourself a dirty mind there, sport.
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18.
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How does Nancy wake herself from the dream she has in English class?
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By telling herself, “This is only a dream, it’s not real”.
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By burning herself on a hot pipe in the boiler room.
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By her teacher shaking her shoulder.
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By running headlong into a brick wall. She’s none too bright, our Nancy.
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Yes, we’re going to do the whole damned thing: “Seven, eight...”
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“...Freddy just can’t wait.”
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“...are you gaining weight?”
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“...gonna stay up late.”
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“...you’re on Freddy’s slate.”
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20.
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When Nancy went to put Tina’s crucifix back over the bed, how did she affix it to the wall?
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With a nail.
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With picture-mount tape.
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With picture wire.
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It was one of those self-adhering crucifixes.
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21.
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What change in atmosphere indicates one has entered the dream state?
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Smoke/fog
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Light rain
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Wind
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The scene’s in black-and-white. Everything looks worse in black-and-white.
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22.
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In the film, what does Nancy tell Glen the Guinness World Record is for consecutive number of days gone without sleep?
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Seven
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Twenty-Eight
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Fourteen
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Eleven
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23.
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What does Glen say sucks?
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Insomnia
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Morality
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Homework
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Sound effects tapes
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24.
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What play is being read in English class as Nancy dozes off?
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Hamlet
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
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Julius Caesar
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You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown
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25.
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And finally - yes, we know you’re happy to hear it - complete: “Nine, ten...”
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“...he’s around the bend.”
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“...death he’ll always vend.”
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“...will this never end?”
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“...never sleep again.”
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