"Eight is Enough" - "Poor Little Rich Girl" Quiz

Answer: She took his parking spot

David was attempting to parallel park (properly) and was beginning to back up when Andrea swooped in with her Porsche and stole the spot. David yelled at her to say she'd taken his spot, but Andrea simply ran into the building saying she was sorry and she'd have to make it up to him.

David eventually did find a spot and went into the building to deliver some architectural plans... He then saw Andrea, who it turned out was the owner of the company's daughter.

Answer: tennis

Andrea belonged to a private tennis and racquetball club. After she spent the night at David's apartment, she had him drop her off at the club and lent him her car. When she was later dropped off at the Bradford house, she saw Susan hitting a tennis ball against the garage door. Andrea then offered to bring Susan to her club to play tennis and the two became friendly.

Answer: Coaster car

Nicholas wanted to build a car that would rival his friend's, so he asked to borrow Tom's tools. Tom heard what Nicholas wanted to do and soon took over the project, relegating Nicholas to tasks such as sweeping the floor and counting the tools.

Dr. Maxwell came over to the house and also helped Tom out with the car by suggesting a better way to steer the car.

Answer: communication techniques

Joanie had learned about communication in her improvisation class. She shortly saw Nancy and Elizabeth fighting and tried applying what she'd learned to the family. In the end, Nancy and Elizabeth were yelling at each other. Tom eventually asked for things to go back to the way they were before, with the family communicating in grunts.

Answer: leather jacket

David came home one day to find a gift on his table and Andrea in his apartment. (She claimed she'd told his landlord that she was one of David's sisters.) In the box was a leather jacket. Andrea only lent David her Porsche and the apartment was owned by her father's company.

Answer: Susan

Tom and Abby had hinted that David and Andrea were welcome for dinner by saying David didn't eat much, but Andrea had already made plans for David and herself to go out with a couple she knew.

Susan invited Andrea for dinner after David and Andrea had a fight. David showed up at the Bradford house and was angry with Susan for inviting his 'former' girlfriend.

Answer: $750

Tom claimed that when David moved out, he could no longer deduct David as a dependent and thus lost out on $750 a year.

Answer: changed his hairstyle

Andrea tried getting David a job with her father. Her father claimed he could get David his contracting license in less than 6 months and put him on a project that would be a large shopping center in the city. David declined the offer, saying he wanted to make it on his own.

Andrea asked her father to have the apartment his company owned so she and David could live together. David felt she was moving too fast as they hadn't known each other very long.

Andrea also lent David her Porsche. Tom claimed that David just liked Andrea because of the things, such as the car, that went with her.

Answer: Mary

Andrea turned and thanked Abby for dinner, and Abby told Andrea to thank the person in front of her. Andrea faced Mary to thank her, but called Mary by Joanie's name.

Tommy eventually quipped that he had suggested the family each wear numbered shirts and guests could check names off on a scorecard.

Answer: brakes

Nicholas saw that Joanie had Elizabeth and Nancy do a role-reversal exercise, so he tried that with Tom. Nicholas made Tom be 'Nicholas' and had him sweep the garage floor while he (as 'Tom') built the coaster car. Tom eventually got the idea of what Nicholas was trying to say and let Nicholas finish work on the car.

At the great unveiling of the car, Nicholas handed his dad the helmet and had his father take the first ride down the driveway in the car. Tom got in and started coasting down the driveway. When he'd reached a good speed, he asked Nicholas where the brakes were. Nicholas had forgotten to put them on the car.