Charlie Bartlett Trivia Quiz

Answer: He sold fake IDs.

At the beginning of the movie, the principal shows the fake IDs to Charlie's mother to help explain why Charlie must be expelled from boarding school.

Answer: A bully punches him in the face.

After a rough meeting with Murphy, a violent bully, in the boys washroom, Charlie bumps into him again near the staircase later that day. This time, Murphy beats up Charlie quite forcefully, causing the black eye.

Answer: He is in prison due to tax problems.

Near the end of the movie, Charlie's principal, Mr. Gardner, checks up on Charlie's records and confronts him about his dad. Charlie then admits that he is angry with his father, because taxes are not a good enough reason for anyone to lose their dad.

Answer: Kip Crombwell

Charlie begins to get popular after selling his bottle of pills at a school dance, so Kip Crombwell asked Charlie if they can talk in private. He asks Charlie if he can get a hold of any drugs that would help with his anxiety problems, to which Charlie agrees.

Answer: They continue to talk to Charlie and ask him for advice.

Murphy is very angry when Charlie forces him to flush all of the drugs down the toilet. He is convinced that nobody would agree with Charlie's decision, but they are both surprised to see a line of students who want to continue talking to Charlie and get advice.

Answer: Susan Gardner

When Susan finally agrees to talk to Charlie in the washroom, he asks about her parents. After Susan says this, Charlie realizes just how much he could relate to her.

Answer: Hell Comes with Your Own Locker

After Kip shows Charlie the play that he wrote, Charlie decides that it is good enough to be put on at school. They first have to show the script to the principal, who is concerned after reading the title, "Hell Comes with Your Own Locker". He reluctantly agrees after Kip says that it he would less likely end his life if Mr. Gardner says yes to his play.

Answer: Functional

When Charlie and Susan are talking in the washroom, they begin to talk about Susan's parents. After discussing with Charlie about her situation at home, Susan is worried that she will never turn out even remotely functional after being raised in such a dramatic household.

Answer: He punches his principal in the face.

When Charlie and Susan are going out on a date, Mr. Gardner, Susan's father and Charlie's principal yell at Susan to get inside the house. When Susan refuses and Mr. Gardner grabs her arm, Charlie gets angry and punches him in the face, which he instantly regrets. Later in the film, Mr. Gardner decides to press charges and Charlie gets arrested at the school protest.

Answer: Medication

Charlie is seen wearing this shirt during one of the sessions with his psychiatrist and on the cover of the DVD case. Did you spot it?