| 1. | Animal House was primarily concerned with the exploits of the denizens of: | ||
| Zeta House | |||
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Delta House | ||
| Omega House | |||
| Lambda House | |||
| 2. | A member of this popular clique kept trying to make "fetch" happen: | ||
| The Flawless Four | |||
| The Queen Bees | |||
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The Plastics | ||
| The Populars | |||
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By way of explanation.....
Poor Gretchen |
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| 3. | Goldie Hawn, Craig T. Nelson, Sid Caeser and Billy Bob Thorton all coached high school: | ||
| Track | |||
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Football | ||
| Basketball | |||
| Hockey | |||
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By way of explanation.....
In the movies Wildcats, All the Right Moves, Grease and Friday Night Lights |
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| 4. | On Ferris Bueller's ninth sick day of the year, he is missing a test in: | ||
| 18th century French poetry | |||
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European socialism | ||
| Geometry | |||
| Home economics | |||
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By way of explanation.....
"I mean, really, what's the point? I'm not European. I don't plan on being European. So who gives a crap if they're socialists? They could be fascist anarchists, it still doesn't change the fact that I don't own a car." |
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| 5. | This high-school film inspired loosely based sequels with "Again," "All or Nothing" and "In It to Win It" in their titles | ||
| Superbad | |||
| American Pie | |||
| She's All That | |||
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Bring It On | ||
| 6. | In Back to School, when did Thornton Melon dream about going to college? | ||
| When he was sleeping with his guidance counsellor | |||
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When he fell asleep in high school | ||
| During summer vacations | |||
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During |
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| 7. | Which of the following did not play a member of the faculty in The Faculty? | ||
| Famke Janssen | |||
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Samuel L. Jackson | ||
| Jon Stewart | |||
| Robert Patrick | |||
| 8. | This teenager finds that Pocket Full of Sunshine makes for a most contagious earworm: | ||
| Jim Levenstein | |||
| McLovin | |||
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Olive Penderghast | ||
| Donnie Darko | |||
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By way of explanation.....
Watch Easy A, and I dare you to not hear this song in your head for the rest of the week |
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| 9. | The big song-and-dance number that led to the conclusion of Not Another Teen Movie was titled: | ||
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Prom Tonight | ||
| Peer Pressure | |||
| Homecoming of the Hero of Homecoming | |||
| Unlucky at Gettin' Lucky | |||
| 10. | The kids in this movie most likely weren't aware of it, but they're basically acting out the plot to Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew: | ||
| She's All That | |||
| Pretty in Pink | |||
| Cruel Intentions | |||
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Ten Things I Hate About You | ||
| 11. | If you've enrolled in the South Harmon Institute of Technology (ha ha ha), you're most likely a character in: | ||
| The House Bunny | |||
| Disturbing Behavior | |||
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Accepted | ||
| Animal House | |||
| 12. | Academics, athletics, community service, debate and school spirit are disciplines that must be mastered in: | ||
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Old School | ||
| Fast Times at Ridgemont High | |||
| The Skulls | |||
| Napoleon Dyanmite | |||
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By way of explanation.....
You're my boy, Blue! You're my boy! |
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| 13. | In Varsity Blues, several members of the Coyotes venture into a - er - gentlemen's club, where they are surprised to find their _________ performing on stage: | ||
| Guidance councellor | |||
| Team manager | |||
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Sex ed teacher | ||
| English teacher | |||
| 14. | "O Captain My Captain!" was a rallying cry, of sorts, for the students in Mr. Keating's English class. This salute, Mr. Keating taught them, was derived from a poem by: | ||
| Yeats | |||
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Whitman | ||
| Frost | |||
| Shakespeare | |||
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By way of explanation.....
Phone call from God. If it had been collect, that would have been daring |
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| 15. | Which does not correctly match the actor to the film in which he portrayed a principal? | ||
| Paul Gleeson - The Breakfast Club | |||
| Jeffrey Jones - Ferris Bueller's Day Off | |||
| Morgan Freeman - Lean on Me | |||
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Richard Dreyfuss - Mr. Holland's Opus | ||
| 16. | Which of the following films is the closest to an update of 1989's cult classic Heathers? | ||
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Jawbreaker | ||
| Pump Up the Volume | |||
| The Craft | |||
| Save the Last Dance | |||
| 17. |
"Totally based on my powers of persuasion. You proud?" "Honey, I couldn't be happier than if they were based on real grades." This exchange between parent and child is from: |
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| Risky Business | |||
| Juno | |||
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Clueless | ||
| She's All That | |||
| 18. | Coolio's Gangster's Paradise was the theme song to the film that centered around a crusading teach played by: | ||
| Samuel L. Jackson | |||
| Hilary Swank | |||
| Edward James Olmos | |||
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Michelle Pfeiffer | ||
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By way of explanation.....
"Amish Paradise" was one of Weird Al's better covers, and proved that Coolio has zero sense of humor |
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| 19. | A scorned janitor, an injured football player and 480 baked goods figure prominently into: | ||
| Pretty in Pink | |||
| Hoosiers | |||
| Lucas | |||
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Election | ||
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By way of explanation.....
"Pick Flick!" |
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| 20. | Scott Howard's Beavers play the dreaded, red-clad Dragons at both the beginning and the end of: | ||
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Teen Wolf | ||
| The Karate Kid | |||
| High School Musical 3 | |||
| I Love You, Beth Cooper | |||
| 21. |
In The Girl Next Door, when Matthew Kidman isn't romancing a former adult film actress, he aspires to attend this East coast university:
(Hint: it was the same university around whose campus The Exorcist is set) |
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| Brown | |||
| Duke | |||
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Georgetown | ||
| Boston College | |||
| 22. | Which film ends with a showdown between Atlanta A&T and Morris Brown? | ||
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Drumline | ||
| The Program | |||
| Love and Basketball | |||
| Blue Chips | |||
| 23. | Prior to her acceptance into Harvard Law, Elle Woods majored in _______ at CULA: | ||
| Basketweaving | |||
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Fashion Merchandising | ||
| Hospitality Management | |||
| MTV Studies | |||
| 24. | The kids in The Perfect Score resort to less than ethical tactics so they can achieve a perfect score on: | ||
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The SAT | ||
| The LSAT | |||
| An AP Calculus exam | |||
| A college ethics exam | |||
| 25. |
The Breakfast Club ends with:
...and an athlete ...and ________ ...a princess ...and a criminal. Does that answer your question?" |
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| A rebel | |||
| An outsider | |||
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A basket case | ||
| A truant | |||
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By way of explanation.....
They messed with the bull. None got the horns |
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