Ghost World Trivia Quiz

Answer: 2 p.m.

We can see this on the banner in the background, when we see the school from the outside.

Answer: Carrie

The graduation scene is so funny, especially when those girls come on and start rapping! This scene really demonstrates how different Enid and Rebecca are from the other girls in their school, and shows us how they feel about their peers.

Answer: Pineapple

The pineappple is just randomly lying on the table near the punch bowl. I'm guessing it is there as part of the decoration. Enid is constantly overlooked by guys when Rebecca is with her - she draws attention to it later in the film. Guys constantly come on to Rebecca, and ignore Enid because they think she is plainer and stranger than her friend.

Answer: Dennis

Enid suddenly realises that her whole life is going to change, and although she hated school, she is going to find it hard to adjust when they leave.

Answer: Wowsville

It's a really tacky place that isn't really very 50's at all. Just listen to the music they play.

Answer: 7th June

Seymour is played by the wonderful Steve Buscemi, who is my complete idol! The advert makes him sound like a real oddball, obsessing over a woman who may not even have noticed him. It's only when Enid gets to know him that she starts to feel guilty about tricking him into meeting (or not, as it turned out) his mystery woman.

Answer: Banana

His manager forces him to tell Enid about the specials, even though she is obviously just asking to embarass him. Every time they go into the shop something seems to happen involving the frozen yoghurt - in a later scene Josh drops a yoghurt and makes a child cry.

Answer: Country Blues

She seems genuinely quite impressed with his collection, whereas Rebecca seems to think he is sad. We know, however, that Enid has an unusual taste in music, from the opening scene of her dancing round her room to a Bollywood film.

Answer: 2 years

Norman always sits at the same bus stop every day, then at the end of the film a bus finally turns up. Enid seems to be the only person who takes the time to speak to him and ask his name.

Answer: Tiffany and Amber

The note is really funny, but I don't think it's really suitable to repeat here. It's another example of the way in which the two girls don't really take anything seriously, and the way in which they enjoy making fun of Josh.

Answer: Jamie

A customer asks him for "Eight and a Half", and he mistakes it for "Nine and a Half Weeks". Just a slight difference there!

Answer: Moon

We can't see the screen, but we can hear it very clearly when the two girls walk past it. There is another customer staring intently at the advert. The girls decide not to rent a video after all, they go to Seymour's "party" instead.

Answer: Melora

Melora is the name of the annoying girl they went to school with who thought she was their friend. We see her in the prom scene at the beginning, and in the scene in the cafe where Enid and Rebecca are looking for apartments. It's a funny scene, because Melora is probably exactly the type of girl Seymour's friend was hoping Rebecca would be.

Answer: Don Knotts

When asked why she did the picture, she replies "I don't know, I guess I just like Don Knotts". Don Knotts bears more than a passing resemblance to Steve Buscemi, who played Seymour, so there was some clever casting here!

Answer: Hateful

Enid chooses the station, and it hardly fits into Seyour's typical music tastes! Seymour seems to get quite highly strung when he's driving - we see him shout at other road users in two seperate scenes.