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As the film opens in the present day, Josie Geller is standing on a:
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Race track
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Baseball diamond
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Parking lot
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Football field
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Josie works at a well-known newspaper in this city:
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Philadelphia
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Washington, DC
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St. Louis
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Chicago
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This is Josie's position at the newspaper:
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Cub reporter
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Copy editor
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Advice columnist
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Style editor
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We get a glimpse of Josie at home, crafting the latest in her collection of many, many:
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Pillows
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Paintings of cats
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Stuffed animals
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Macrame pot holders
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The idea for Josie to go undercover to high school comes from:
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Josie
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The paper's editor-in-chief
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Josie's boss Gus
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The newspaper's sports editor
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Josie borrows Rob's car, which Rob has named:
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Bambi
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Ruby
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Ginger
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Ariel
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In high school, Rob's chance at a future in baseball is derailed by:
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Drug usage
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Academic suspension
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A broken elbow
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A bout of mono
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For her first day in high school, Josie dresses head-to-toe in this color (bad choice):
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White
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Yellow
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Black
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Pink
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Josie's awkwardness is magnified when she is forced to wear this item, after she arrives in class late:
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Beret
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Sombrero
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Clown nose
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Wedding dress
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10.
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Attraction inevitably forms between Josie and Sam Coulson, who teaches this class:
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English
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World history
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Geometry
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Political science
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Josie's first friend in high school is Aldys, who introduces Josie to an academically-oriented group called the:
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Mathletes
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Factorials
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Denominators
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Dividends
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Josie recalls with horror her experience at her original high school prom, which she was asked to by a supposed dreamboat named:
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Jason Love
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Billy Prince
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Trevor Sands
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Mike Castle
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Super-cool Guy Perkins has coined this hip new term, which he is spreading around school:
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Cola
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Rufus
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Whiskey
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Melvin
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As they are nowhere cool enough, Josie and Aldys are chased away by Guy from the hang-out spot known as:
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The Point
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The Court
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The Joint
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The Ridges
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Man in the Van George gives Josie a camera mounted in a pin shaped like:
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A flower
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A heart
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An angel
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Wings
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By the end of the movie, Sam has broken up with his girlfriend, who:
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Is the Vice Principal
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Lives in a different city
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Who is a reporter at a rival newspaper
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Is a well-known TV anchor
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Still trying to fit in, Josie goes to a club, where she:
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Eats a drugged brownie
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Drinks a spiked drink
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Is hit on the head by falling stage lights
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Slips while falling and lights herself on fire
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The next day, Josie has this word stamped on her forehead:
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Underage
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Rejected
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Loser
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Nerd
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Josie's original high school prom nightmare was complete as she was assaulted with:
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Paint
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Eggs
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Syrup
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Dirty water
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Rob gains instant popularity at the high school by:
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Arm-wrestling the school bully
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Eating a vat of cole slaw
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Holding a lit firecracker in his fist
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Strips down until he is wearing only a single, well-placed sock
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21.
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At a fair, Josie and Sam:
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Ride a Ferris wheel together
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Try to sink someone on a dunk tank
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Challenge each other at Whack-a-Mole
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Paint each other's faces
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There are several references in the movie to this Shakespeare play, which Sam is teaching in his class:
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
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Twelfth Night
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Romeo and Julie
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As You Like It
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Josie comes up with a new theme for prom, when the school realizes that a rival school has stolen its idea for prom. What was the original theme for prom?
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The Essence of Cool
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The Millennium
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Enchantment under the Sea
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Hug the Earth
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Rob's date for prom is a very enthusiastic (and very young) girl who is a:
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Gymnast
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National Merit Scholar
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Cheerleader
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Drama geek
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Sam surprises Josie when he tells her that he has secured her an interview with this prestigious university:
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University of Chicago
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Notre Dame
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Georgetown
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Dartmouth
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As Josie goes as Shakespeare's Rosalind for prom, Rob appears as a character made famous by:
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Tom Cruise
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Mel Gibson
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Charlie Sheen
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Tom Selleck
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Aldys and the other Denominators take an alternative approach to their prom outfits, going as:
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Piano keys
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A number line
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Photons
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DNA
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28.
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It's prom night. Are either Rob or Josie named prom king/queen?
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Neither are
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Josie is, but Rob isn't
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Rob is, but Josie isn't
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Both Rob and Josie are
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29.
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As she dances with Guy, Aldys is nearly assaulted with:
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Mud
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Dog food
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Pasta sauce
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A Slurpee
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30.
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At the end of the film, Josie asks for five minutes on the clock, during which time Sam must come onto the field to meet her. Well?
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He comes out as soon as the countdown starts
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He comes out with seconds left
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He comes out shortly after the countdown ends
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He comes to see Josie the next day
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