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In the flashback-to-high school scene that opens the movie, Morton Schmidt bears a striking resemblance to:
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Eminem
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One of the Backstreet Boys
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One of the Jonas Brothers
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Screech
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Meanwhile, as a result of his bad grades, high school Greg Jenko:
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Is expelled
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Sees his admission to college revoked
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Is kicked off the football team
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Is barred from the prom
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3.
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Consigned to park duty when they graduate from the academy, Jenko and Schmidt have a run in with some bikers. What is the somewhat ironic name of the gang, which makes an appearance later in the film?
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Red State
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One Percenters
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The Narcs
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Wall Street
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4.
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Before we get to far ahead of ourselves....three veterans of the original Jump Street TV series have cameos in the film. Which of the below do not?
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Holly Robinson Peete
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Richard Grieko
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Johnny Depp
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Peter DeLuise
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5.
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The headquarters of the Jump Street unit is located in the ________ of Christ Church
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Coincidence
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Aroma
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Vengeance
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Foreboding
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6.
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Schmidt and Jenko are assigned to bust a ring dealing a drug known as:
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Major Sh!tastic Crap
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Holy F#!@ing Sh!t
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Goddam Intense Sh!t
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Jesus F#@!ing Christ
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7.
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Which of the following is not a stage of the HFS experience?
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Stage 5: Narcosleepy
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Stage 1: The Giggs
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Stage 2: Tripping Major Ballsack
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Stage 3: Over-Falsity Of Confidence
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8.
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After he prays, sorta, in the church, Schmidt is scolded by his captain: "Hey! Stop f@#!ing with __________ Jesus! He ain't got time for your problems!"
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Black
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Mexican
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Canadian
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Korean
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9.
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Trying to establish himself at the high school, Jenko punches a kid who happens to be both:
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Asian and handicapped
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Transgendered and Pakistani
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Black and gay
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Albino and Arab
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10.
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Schmidt and Jenko's intended identities as the Doug and Brad McQuaid get switched because:
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Jump Street mislabeled their files
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Schmidt drops the files on the way to the principal's office
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The two never learned their alias names
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The principal is partially blind
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As part of the identify mix-up, Schmidt ends up in a drama class, in which he has to audition for:
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Cats
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Phantom of the Opera
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Peter Pan
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Oklahoma
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Schmidt makes contact with a dealer, who arranges for a meeting in:
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The yearbook office
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A janitor's closet
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The physics lab
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The girls' locker room
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After taking HFS, Jenko and Schmidt run into Mr. Walters, whose head eventually appears not unlike this foodstuff:
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A stack of pancakes
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A steamed lobster
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An ice cream cone
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A cheeseburger
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Drugs ruin lives, kids. Coming off his HFS high, Schmidt totally fails at this athletic endeavor:
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Synchronized swimming
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Completing a routine on a balance beam
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Anchoring a track relay
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Playing baseball
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Greg blames this for high school getting all topsy turvy, socially speaking:
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High School Musical
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Janet Jackson
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Glee
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Justin Bieber
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Preparing for their party, Jenko and Schmidt raid the police evidence locker for:
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Surveillance equipment
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Drugs
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Alcohol
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Pirated DVDs
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At the end of the fracas at the party, the revelers realize the Schmidt has been stabbed:
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In the butt
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In the shoulder
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In the neck
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In the leg
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18.
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Jenko and the science nerds bond over:
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Eavesdropping on teachers
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Blowing stuff up
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Turning the electricity off for the school
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Constructing killer robots
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Schmidt's cover is almost blown when recognized by friend of his mother's at a:
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Book store
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Coffee store
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Toy store
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Shoe store
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20.
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Jenko awkwardly but endearingly recites a poem about this in front of his class:
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Electricity
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Potassium nitrate
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Covalent bonds
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Kinetic energy
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21.
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Eric mentions to Schmidt that the drugs will be transported by way of - and it's not code for a sex thing - this object:
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Shoebox
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Laundry tub
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Umbrella
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Pinata
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22.
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Schmidt and Jenko race off to the drug buy, but find their car booted. So they procure this type of vehicle:
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School bus
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Driver's ed car
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Golf cart
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Stretch limo
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There's a highway chase. Many things that should have exploded don't. The long-delayed explosion finally comes, thanks to a truck of:
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Balloons
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Chickens
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Milk
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Pillows
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The fellas' getting ready for prom is interrupted by:
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Their needing to do chores
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A visit from their captain
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Stains on their bitchin' white tuxedos
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An unexplained power outage
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The gang arrives at prom, with Jenko carrying a box of:
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Fireworks
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Doves
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Costumes
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Lizards
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26.
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So, do you remember the theme for the high school prom?
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Rainbow to the Future
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Enchantment Under the Sea
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One Night in Tijuana
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Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll
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27.
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Having spent the whole movie infiltrating the dealers, Jenko and Schmidt finally find the supplier, who turns out to be the school's:
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Gym teacher
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Principal
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Drama teacher
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Physics teacher
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28.
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At the standoff in the hotel room, two members of the gang, who look awwwwwfully familiar when they remove their costumes, reveal themselves to be agents of:
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ATF
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Homeland Security
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Secret Service
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DEA
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29.
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Earlier in the film, Jenko had yelled "F@#! you, science," but he retained enough to reason out that he could build a bomb out of shotgun shells and _______ - which brought doom to the bad guys:
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Vinegar
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Rechargeable batteries
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Windex
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A lighter
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30.
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Crisis resolve, Jenko and Schmidt agree to celebrate with a:
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High five
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Fist bump
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Bro hug
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Double slap-cootie
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