4.1 "For All Debts Public and Private" Quiz

Answer: Social studies

The episode began with Tony and Carmela talking to Tony, Jr. about his schooling. While they spoke to him about school, Carmela was reading something, in the paper, and that was when she brought up how reading that newspaper was a requirement for Tony, Jr.'s social studies class. Carmela told Tony that their son was not reading the newspaper since she found a whole bunch of them piled up in his room. Tony asked his son if he was passing social studies and his son responded that he was doing fine in the subject.

Answer: Her mom

Debbie was an FBI agent and was investigating issues surrounding Tony Soprano's mob organization. In her first scene, in this episode, she was styling her hair and the phone rang. Her husband, also an FBI agent, picked up the phone. He told the person on the other line that Debbie was busy and she would have to call back.

When he got off the phone, he informed Debbie that her mom had just called.

Answer: The New York Times

Carmela was reading the newspaper, in her first scene, and she came upon an article on how Italy's high court ruled how influence peddling was not a crime. She continued to read the article out loud when she quoted an Italian sociologist from the article named Franco Ferrarotti. As Carmela read the article aloud, you could see the title of the newspaper being "The New York Times."

Answer: True

Right after Tony asked his son if he was passing social studies, Carmela commented, to Tony, Jr., that there was no reason he should not pass social studies. Tony, Jr. told his dad that he revealed his own ignorance since school had been in session for five days so they had not gotten grades. Tony did not like being told he was ignorant so he smacked his son in the back of the head.

Answer: Christopher Moltisanti

Christopher came to Tony's house so he could pick him up and take him to the doctor's office that day. While in the car, Tony asked Christopher if he could take him to his uncle's doctor. Christopher said he would and then they talked about someone named Furio.

Answer: Colic

Debbie and her husband noticed their newborn son crying and Debbie told him that she felt their baby was colicky. When she went to pick up her baby, she noticed that he stopped crying. Debbie's husband told her that it appeared as if the baby liked the way she had styled her hair.

Answer: Christopher Moltisanti

Christopher went over, to Adriana's apartment, and she was surprised that he was there. While Christopher was at Adriana's apartment, he got annoyed at Adriana's dog barking so he demanded that Adriana shut the dog up. Right after this, Adriana asked Christopher if he would say hello to her friend, Danielle.

Instead of doing this, Christopher treated Danielle like dirt. Adriana blasted Christopher for being so rude to her friend.

Answer: Rosalie Aprile

Tony and Carmela decided to host a dinner for Ralph and Rosalie, his significant other. Ralph and Rosalie accepted their invitation and the dinner turned out to be a pleasant one. On "The Sopranos", Ralph first appeared during season three when he was a soldier in the Aprile crew.

While Ralph was intelligent and good at managing finances, he often had many outbursts and this caused some irritation amongst members of Tony's mob organization. Rosalie was the widow of Jackie Aprile, Sr. and, two years after Jackie died, she began a relationship with Ralph.

Answer: David Chase

David Chase, the creator of "The Sopranos", also wrote this episode for the series. His name was credited as writing the episode in the opening credits. He also wrote 85 additional episodes for the series. Coulter directed this episode of "The Sopranos" and directed a total of 12 episodes for the series. Cahill wrote 3 episodes for "The Sopranos" and Imperioli wrote 5 episodes for "The Sopranos."

Answer: False

Tony did throw a hissy fit, in this episode, but it was not surrounding his affair with Dr. Melfi. Instead, he threw a fit once he found out that the organization was in trouble, financially, since money was tight and the economy was on a downturn. Tony gathered his associates together and told them to do whatever they could to bring in more money for the organization.