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1. We open this quiz at the scene where Harold and Maude are smoking from a giant hookah. Harold relates to Maude a story which goes a long way in explaining his frequent mock suicide attempts. What happened to Harold as a young lad?
2. After a lovely evening with Maude, Harold is forced to confront yet another potential date from the computer dating service, this time a young lady named Edith Phern. Edith works for a company that provides what vital resource?
3. When Harold ruins his chances with Edith, his mother decides that there is no other recourse but to send him off to the military. Once again, Harold is confronted by his ultra-military Uncle Victor, who is to provide guidance to the young man as he embarks on his new career. As they talk, Victor relates his regret that the United States no longer has which country as an enemy?
4. Victor relates a rousing story about his military exploits which 'inspires' Harold to almost rabid enthusiasm for military service. Harold asks Victor a series of questions about the potential for him to perform violent acts. Along the way, he produces which prop?
5. Harold and Maude's plan to deter Victor from entering Harold into the military includes Maude posing as a war protestor. Harold pretends to attack Maude in offense of her protest, which includes a sign reading...?
6. In the following scene, Harold and Maude are once again free to enjoy their budding relationship. Sitting at an interesting sculpture garden, they enjoy a magnificent view of the San Francisco Bay. It is here that we discover, very briefly, something very interesting about Maude. What is it?
7. One of the best lines of the film comes at this point, when Maude relates a story about the French prisoner Alfred Dreyfus. Dreyfus had spent time at the Devil's Island, where he remarked about which lovely birds?
8. Harold's next computer date/victim is a young lady named Sunshine Doré. How did Sunshine get her interesting name?
9. Harold puts on a wonderful performance for Sunshine, one of his most dazzling 'suicides' of the film. How does Harold choose to go in this scene?
10. Sunshine reacts to Harold's mock suicide not with shock and horror, but rather with an acting performance. Her performance is from which famous play?
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