4.4 "The Weight" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Adriana La Cerva

All of these characters were in this episode of "The Sopranos" except for Adriana. Drea de Matteo originated and portrayed Adriana La Cerva in 56 episodes of "The Sopranos." In 2004, she won a Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her role of Adriana La Cerva in "The Sopranos." Other Emmy nominees for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series, that year, were Robin Weigert for "Deadwood", Tyne Daly for "Judging Amy", Stockard Channing for "The West Wing", and Janel Moloney for "The West Wing."

Answer: False

While many episodes of "The Sopranos" opened up at the Soprano's residence, this was not one of them. The episode began in a bar, in New Jersey, where we saw Johnny "Sack" Sacramoni and Eugene Pontecorvo talking about a woman named Ginny. They noticed some men, from Ralph Cifaretto's crew but they ignored them for a little bit.

After Johnny and Eugene got done talking, Johnny went outside and got into a fight with someone from Ralph's crew.

Answer: Paulie "Walnuts" Gualtieri

All of these characters were in this episode of "The Sopranos" but Paulie "Walnuts" Gualtieri. Tony Sirico was the actor who originated the role of Paulie and he played him for the entire run of "The Sopranos." Sirico appeared in 82 episodes, as Paulie "Walnuts" Gualtieri, of "The Sopranos." Sirico also guest starred on the TV series', "The Fairly Oddparents", "Cosby", and "Miami Vice."

Answer: Ginny Sacrimoni

In Ginny's first scene, she was waiting for her husband, Johnny, to come home so she decided to pass the time by weighing herself. She recorded her weight and stepped outside the bathroom and saw Johnny downstairs. She noticed that Johnny had blood on him so she asked him what had happened. He told her he tripped due to being drunk.

Answer: Accountant

Tony and Carmela's first scene involved them discussing financial issues with their accountant, Brian Cammarata. They told Brian that they needed to always have access, to money, so Brian recommended they open up a life insurance trust. Tony and Carmela liked his proposal so Brian informed them he would get started on the paperwork for them to have a life insurance trust. Matthew Del Negro originated the role of Brian Cammarata on "The Sopranos" and he played the character in six episodes.

Answer: True

Tony got a phone call about how Johnny got into a fight, with one of Ralph Cifaretto's men, and he went to talk to Johnny about it. They eventually got to talking about Johnny's wife, Ginny, and her obesity. Johnny told Tony that he, himself, never had a problem with Ginny's weight and felt that she was beautiful. He stated, to Tony, that Ginny was his entire life.

Answer: Pakistan

Carmela invited Furio over to her home, one day, for coffee and he took her up on her offer. Carmela asked Furio how his new home was and Furio told her about his neighbor from Pakistan. He informed Carmela that he wanted to make his garage into a guesthouse so his parents could visit and his neighbor told him he could not do it. Furio reminded Carmela to attend his party that he was holding the following Sunday.

Answer: Law

Meadow met someone, at college, that spoke to her about graduate school and Meadow told him that people were right when they said college was an audition for graduate school. This person encouraged Meadow to sign up to go to the law center to get information on law school. Meadow signed her name and got information on law school from the law center, despite how she was first interested in becoming a doctor.

Answer: Ralph Cifaretto

In Ralph's first scene, he was at a meeting, with other members of Tony's mob organization, and a friend of his asked how his back was. Ralph commented that he had just come back from a massage that a masseuse gave him at a place called the Del Ray. Ralph said the massage went great and that the masseuse had magic fingers. Ralph hinted that the masseuse was sexually attracted to him.

Answer: Johnny Sacramoni

Johnny decided that he wanted Ralph dead so he ordered a hit on him. Johnny brought up the fact about how Ralph also insulted Ginny when he made an insensitive joke about her weight. Ralph eventually was killed but it was in a later episode of "The Sopranos" and it was Tony, not Johnny, who killed him, despite Johnny ordering a hit on Ralph.