Friends Quiz: Answers and Winners! by PW Fun & Learning

Great job with the quiz, everyone! Raise your hand if Friends taught you not to mix powder with lotion when dealing with leather pants. Or that being trapped in an ATM vestibule isn’t always necessarily a bad thing. Ah, that show. Thank goodness for reruns!
 
Here are the stats, answers, and winners.

 
STATS

2,030 people took the quiz.
1,004 people scored 100%!
The question most people (about 98%) got right was…#13!
The question most people missed (69% got it right) was…#3.

 
ANSWERS

Q.3
According to Ross, what is the state of total awareness that prepares you for possible danger?
• umami
• chirashi
✓ unagi
• hibachi
 
Q.4
What is Joey’s favorite line?
• Hey there!
✓ How you doin’?
• Hey, sweetness.
• Oh. My. God.
 
Q.5
What were Ross, Rachel and Chandler carrying up the stairs when Ross kept yelling, “Pivot!”
• large screen tv
• bed
✓ couch
• table
 
Q.6
Who played Monica’s older boyfriend Richard?
✓ Tom Selleck
• Pierce Brosnan
• Harrison Ford
• Bruce Willis
 
Q.7
What is the name of Phoebe’s identical twin?
• Regina
• Phyllis
• Lily
✓ Ursula
 
Q.8
What is the name of the coffee shop where the friends hang out?
✓ Central Perk
• Coffee Haus
• Java Juice
• Corner Brew
 
Q.9
What is Ross’ profession?
• psychiatrist
• accountant
✓ paleontologist
• actor
 
Q.10
Phoebe wrote a song about a _______ .
• sleepy squirrel
✓ smelly cat
• fluffy pig
• noisy raccoon
 
Q.11
Who is the neat freak?
✓ Monica
• Ross
• Rachel
• Chandler
 
Q.12
What did they call the man who lived across the street from Monica?
• Cute Hunky Guy
• Big Hairy Dude
✓ Ugly Naked Guy
• Weird Tall Guy
 
Q.13
What is the title of the show’s theme song?
✓ I’ll Be There for You
• That’s What Friends Are For
• You’ve Got a Friend
• Shiny Happy People
 
Q.14
What is the name of Ross and Rachel’s daughter?
• Grace
• Erica
• Bianca
✓ Emma
 
Q.15
What is Joey’s main profession?
• singer
✓ actor
• server
• driver
 
Q.16
What is Chandler’s last name?
• Green
• Dean
✓ Bing
• Hall
 
Q.17
Marcel was Ross’ _______ .
✓ pet monkey
• high school friend
• arch enemy
• co-worker
 
Q.18
What is the name of the coffee shop worker who is in love with Rachel?
• Mike
• Mr. Heckles
✓ Gunther
• Pete
 
Q.19
Who got married in Las Vegas?
• Monica and Chandler
✓ Ross and Rachel
• Phoebe and Mike
• Ross and Emily
 
Q.20
In the final episode, Rachel was leaving to work in _______ .
• Milan
• Los Angeles
• London
✓ Paris
 
Q.21
Who was Chandler’s ex-girlfriend with the annoying laugh?
✓ Janice
• Kathy
• Joanna
• Melanie
 
Q.22
How many times has Ross been married?
• 1
• 2
✓ 3
• 4

 
WINNERS

The first place winner is…Sophia Sim…!
The second place winner is…Amy Fra…!
The third place winner is…Emilie Pet…!

Congratulations, winners! Contact prizes@thepioneerwoman.com to claim your prizes!

 
 



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