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"House" 6.4 "Instant Karma" Trivia Quiz

"Instant Karma's gonna get you, gonna knock you right on the head." An extremely wealthy businessman who believes deeply in karma and its effects desperately seeks the advice of House.

A multiple-choice quiz by christopherm. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
christopherm

Time
3 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
318,129

Updated
Jul 23 22

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Easy

Avg Score
8 / 10

Plays
449

Awards
Top 5% quiz!

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Question 1 of 10

1. In the opening scene, a wealthy businessman sits in quiet reflection amidst his lavish surroundings. His secretary announces the arrival of the board members. In the middle of the meeting, Mr. Randall aborts the meeting. What does Mr. Randall do? Hint

Mr. Randall wants to watch the his favorite soap opera.

His gourmet pizza has arrived.

He has a yoga lesson scheduled.

Mr. Randall goes upstairs to visit his son.

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Question 2 of 10

2. The circumstances surrounding the death of Dibala resurface. Cuddy tells Foreman that he must conduct a conference. What is the name of this conference? Hint

Morbidity and Mortality Conference

"I didn't do it." Review

Sense and Sensibility Seminar

Diagnosis of a diagnosis conference

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Question 3 of 10

3. House casually saunters into the Cafe Bruge where he happens to encounter Thirteen doing some research on her computer. After House blithely makes some references to sports personalities, Thirteen says that she is traveling to another country. To which country is Thirteen bound? Hint

Brazil

Turkey

Thailand

France

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Question 4 of 10

4. Roy Randall confides in Cameron that he appears to have some sort of "Midas Touch." Roy attributes his fortune to this gift. However, the reverse happens to be true for his family members. Roy suggests that his family's misfortune is due to what? Hint

destiny

karma

fate

kismet

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Question 5 of 10

5. House makes a preliminary diagnosis of Roy's child based on the existing symptoms. House solemnly volunteers to break the news to Roy. Roy asks House for the treatment. How does House reply? Hint

House says that the disease is incurable.

House recommends acupuncture.

House prescribes a couple of aspirin.

House needs further research.

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Question 6 of 10

6. Bereft at the prospect of losing his only son, Roy submits to his own perspective of how the world works. What does Roy do? Hint

Roy gives his fortune away.

Roy attempts suicide.

Roy seeks the guidance of a fortune teller.

Roy travels to Nepal.

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Question 7 of 10

7. Thirteen manages to research the cancellation of her trip abroad. Thirteen, with assistance, traces the internet address of the source of her canceled trip. From whose office did the cancellation originate? Hint

Foreman

Cuddy

House

Wilson

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Question 8 of 10

8. As House is discussing his reasons for wanting to keep Thirteen, he quips, "Because I was born with a heart three sizes too small." Which fictional character is House paraphrasing when he says this? Hint

Grinch

Blackbeard

Scrooge

Bambi

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Question 9 of 10

9. House is sleeping on his couch. He awakens to find a folded newspaper lying next to him. What do the headlines read? Hint

"Hoboken Wins the Series!"

"Randall Does it Again!"

"CEO Bankrupts Himself in a Day."

"Sheffield Cow Delivers Pink Milk!"

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Question 10 of 10

10. Having had a conversation with Wilson, House suddenly arrives at a new diagnosis. What is the final diagnosis for Roy's son? Hint

Cooties

Clone-Killing Nanovirus

Berserker plague

Antiphospholipid syndrome

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

Answer: Mr. Randall goes upstairs to visit his son.

Some of the members express a degree of frustration after having been called to a meeting with remaining issues to be resolved. When one of the members suggests that Randall can't just drag them out of their offices to a meeting and just leave. Randall asserts his ultimate authority by replying, "Yes, I can."

2. The circumstances surrounding the death of Dibala resurface. Cuddy tells Foreman that he must conduct a conference. What is the name of this conference?

Answer: Morbidity and Mortality Conference

Morbidity and Mortality conferences have existed for well over one hundred years. The intent is to examine the possible miscalculations and procedural mistakes in a case as determined by a panel of peers. As Foreman remains the head of the department, it is within his purview to head this conference. As Cuddy leaves the room, Chase gives Foreman a concerned look.

Answer: Thailand

Thirteen appears adamant about leaving the hospital. House presents a facade of indifference. House denies trying to salvage her relationship with Foreman. As House makes his way out of the cafe, Thirteen says, "I'm going to Thailand." They bid each other farewell.

Answer: karma

Randall tells Cameron, "First my wife, then my son. It's my fault." Randall blames his woes on the concept of karma.

5. House makes a preliminary diagnosis of Roy's child based on the existing symptoms. House solemnly volunteers to break the news to Roy. Roy asks House for the treatment. How does House reply?

Answer: House says that the disease is incurable.

Roy passively listens to House's detailed explanation of the condition of Roy's son. House indicates that Roy's son has Degot's disease. Roy wants to know what the treatment is. House replies, "There isn't one. It's incurable." In a heart-wrenching moment, House says that Roy's son only has a day to live.

6. Bereft at the prospect of losing his only son, Roy submits to his own perspective of how the world works. What does Roy do?

Answer: Roy gives his fortune away.

In an effort to balance the fortunes afforded to him but not his family, Roy decides to create some semblance of balance by giving away his fortune. His advisors firmly resist his gesture, but Roy is stubborn and signs away his assets.

Answer: Wilson

First of all, Thirteen accepts House's explanation that he wants to see Thirteen leave. Therefore, Thirteen confronts Wilson about the canceled trip, since this is where Thirteen's online cancellation originated. Obligingly, Wilson tacitly confesses to the act in an effort to protect House and Foreman.

He tries to persuade Thirteen to stay but apparently Thirteen is resolute in her decision to leave.

Answer: Grinch

Alas, the inimitable Grinch is so horrible because his heart is two sizes too small. House takes the comparison a step further and suggests that his own heart is three sizes too small. Immediately after proffering these words of wisdom, House has his recurrent epiphany.

9. House is sleeping on his couch. He awakens to find a folded newspaper lying next to him. What do the headlines read?

Answer: "CEO Bankrupts Himself in a Day."

"Bigger They Are, Harder They Fall: CEO Bankrupts Himself in a Day." Randall sacrificed his fortune in an effort to save his son. Arguably, a sacrifice that need not have been made. Nevertheless, Roy and his son rejoice over pizza in recovery.

10. Having had a conversation with Wilson, House suddenly arrives at a new diagnosis. What is the final diagnosis for Roy's son?

Answer: Antiphospholipid syndrome

Ironically, after Randall squanders his fortune, House arrives at a diagnosis which is treatable. Be that as it may, Roy and his son are finally happy.

Source: Author christopherm

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