1. | "Chapter 14": When Frank first meets with Jackie Sharp about the possibility of replacing him as whip, he cites the fact that she is: | ||
A former Olympic athlete | |||
A single mother | |||
A widower | |||
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A war veteran | ||
2. | "Chapter 14": Freddy shares something unpleasant with Frank about his new butcher. What is it? | ||
How he feeds his pigs | |||
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How he kills his pigs | ||
Why he was arrested | |||
A threat he made against Freddy | |||
3. | "Chapter 14": During the last moments of Zoe Barnes' life, Frank Underwood wears: | ||
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A hat | ||
Sunglasses | |||
Both sunglasses and a hat | |||
Neither sunglasses nor a hat | |||
4. | "Chapter 15": Frank's swearing-in as VP occurs: | ||
At Freddy's | |||
In his office | |||
In his basement | |||
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In his living room | ||
5. | "Chapter 15": The man upon whom Frank had to confer honors, and who had assaulted Claire earlier in her youth, was an: | ||
Army officer | |||
Air Force office | |||
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Marine officer | ||
Naval officer | |||
6. | "Chapter 15": Frank is faced with the limiting realities of being VP when he realizes he cannot __________ at home: | ||
Exercise | |||
Smoke | |||
Make cell phone calls | |||
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Play video games | ||
7. |
"Chapter 16": Frank:
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Policemen | |||
Freedom fighters | |||
Warriors | |||
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Matadors | ||
8. | "Chapter 16": Republicans back out of a deal on entitlement reform, leading Frank and his backers to demand congressmen appear to vote or be: | ||
Censured | |||
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Arrested | ||
Expelled | |||
Recalled | |||
9. | "Chapter 17": The Capitol building is shut down when: | ||
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An envelope is opened by a staffer | ||
A radio station is called | |||
A plane fails to respond to a warning | |||
A package is opened in the mail room | |||
10. | "Chapter 17": Jackie Sharp overcomes the last bloc of Democratic opposition to the entitlement reform by using: | ||
Gasoline | |||
Candies | |||
Cell phones | |||
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Paper | ||
11. | "Chapter 18": The first time we see Xander Feng, with whom Frank will have back-channel negotiations, he is: | ||
Being maliciously cruel to an animal | |||
Framing a business rival's parents | |||
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Enjoying some auto-erotic asphyxiation | ||
Partaking in some drug use | |||
12. | "Chapter 18": Frank tours this Civil War site, where 15,000 soldiers, including a distant relative, died: | ||
Consequence Run | |||
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Bloody Angle | ||
Desperation Ridge | |||
Promontory Point | |||
13. |
"Chapter 19":
Frank: "Oh, that's very clever, Meechum" |
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He beamed the team's mascot | |||
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The ball flew out of his hand and hit Frank in the head | ||
He pulled his groin | |||
The ball got stuck to his hand | |||
14. | "Chapter 19": Fast forward to the present time. What happens right before Frank throws out the first pitch at the Orioles game? | ||
There is an earthquake | |||
The Secret Service receives a death threat | |||
Claire passes out | |||
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The stadium lights go out | ||
15. | "Chapter 20": Frank realizes that money which is suddenly funding attack ads come from: | ||
A record label executive | |||
A labor union organizer | |||
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A casino owner | ||
A professional sports team owner | |||
16. | "Chapter 20": Frank gives President Walker a punching bag. The attached gift card reads: | ||
Keep swinging | |||
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This one doesn't have a loud mouth like me | ||
Let's see if your right is as good as your left | |||
Time to knuckle down | |||
17. | "Chapter 21": This food is thrown about when Frank has a contentious meeting with Raymond Tusk and Daniel Lanagin at the latter's residence: | ||
Ribs | |||
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Steak | ||
Corn | |||
Lobster | |||
18. | "Chapter 22": Freddy intends to use the proceeds of the franchising of his restaurant to buy a house for: | ||
His daughter | |||
His son and granddaughter | |||
His daughter and grandson | |||
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His son and grandson | ||
19. | "Chapter 23": Tensions with China come to a head when the Chinese blockade a island belonging to: | ||
India | |||
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Japan | ||
Russia | |||
United States | |||
20. | "Chapter 23": The man arrested for trying to bomb the Underwood residence is: | ||
A former Secret Service agent | |||
A former Washington, DC policeman | |||
A left-wing extremist | |||
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A former Marine | ||
21. | "Chapter 23": Frank, Seth and Doug set Ayla Sayyad fully on Tusk's and Lanigan's trail by sending her a message in Chinese that translates as: | ||
He who knows does not speak | |||
Sheath the sword | |||
Opportunity in crisis | |||
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Follow the money | ||
22. | "Chapter 24": Remy returns a gift of _____________ to Frank that Frank gave Remy when he left for Glendon Hill years ago. What is it? | ||
A ring | |||
A framed map | |||
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A watch | ||
A shot glass | |||
23. |
"Chapter 25": |
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Xander Feng | |||
Linda Vasquez | |||
Catherine Durant | |||
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Jackie Sharp | ||
24. | "Chapter 26": The season's final episode shows this veteran television newsperson interviewing Frank Underwood about the scandal: | ||
Peter Jennings | |||
Harry Reasoner | |||
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Morley Safer | ||
Barbara Walters | |||
25. | "Chapter 26": This person is arrested during the season finale: | ||
Rachel Posner | |||
Remy Danton | |||
Linda Vasquez | |||
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Raymond Tusk | ||