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Quiz about Endeavour Series One Episode One Girl

"Endeavour", Series One, Episode One: "Girl" Quiz

The pilot of this show was supposed to be all that there was. That episode was filmed in honor of the anniversary of "Inspector Morse." Viewer response demanded more. On with the show.

A multiple-choice quiz by neon000. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
neon000

Time
5 mins

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Multiple Choice

Quiz #
396,948

Updated
Dec 03 21

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10

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Question 1 of 10

1. In the opening scenes, we see a choir singing, in which we recognize one Mr. Morse. (He rarely mentions his first name, though we will learn it later.) We switch to the sight of a woman, who ignores the ringing of a phone. Next, a man gets flowers, only to throw them in the trash. Last, a student is warned to pay attention. Who is she? Hint

Julene Stanton

Danita Woods

Colleen Hubbard

Margaret Bell

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Question 2 of 10

2. We meet the Chief Superintendent of the station, Mr. Bright. He greets the assembled officers - including Morse, who runs in late. Bright promises that he will be watchful, but will operate with a 'tabula rasa,' or clean slate. When Bright is done speaking, he turns away. Who heckles Morse? Hint

Tony Riggs

Mike Stephens

Peter Jakes

Gary McClure

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Question 3 of 10

3. Morse is sent to a home where a body has been found. He meets someone on the stairs. Right away, they start to argue - after all, the other man never asked Morse who he was. Morse shows his ID. The other man says, "Oh. That's Strange." What does this mean? Hint

Morse thought no other officers were due at the scene

It's the other man's own last name

Morse has a habit of his mind wandering

The other man is dying to get out of there and get a drink

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Question 4 of 10

4. The murder victim, Margaret Bell, is lying face up on the bed. Morse finds some dirty clothes from Beaufort College. What was unique about Beaufort College? Hint

They specialized in astronomy

They did not admit women

They had a tennis team

They required students to take at least two foreign languages

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Question 5 of 10

5. Chief Superintendent Bright asks DCI Fred Thursday why he wants to bring Morse along on the gas meter and house break-in case. What do we learn from Mr. Bright's statement? Hint

Morse had malaria once, and needed antibiotics from time to time

Morse quit the Royal Navy

Morse passed up a chance to play professional golf to become a policeman

Morse had a "failed degree" - he quit before he could graduate

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Question 6 of 10

6. Another death occurs. The victim is a doctor. This time, what killed him? Hint

Poison in his food

Beaten with a lead pipe

Stab wounds

Gunshot

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Question 7 of 10

7. DCI Thursday says to CS Bright that there is "not one person in the family with a solid alibi." (He is referring to the family of the suspect.) Bright says the victim's wallet was taken, which was true. What does Thursday say proves this is not a robbery? Hint

A jar full of cash was left right on the table

A folder with valuable foreign coins was on the victim's desk

A will was being written at the time, and left in plain sight

Although the victim's wallet is missing, other valuables were left

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Question 8 of 10

8. The arrest of Morse's break-in suspect is met with marked disapproval by his superior officers. How do we know? Hint

Morse punches the wall

Morse is walking down the hall, hears what they say, and winces

Morse takes deep breaths and struggles not to cry

Morse takes out his chewing gum and sticks it on a poster

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Question 9 of 10

9. Morse and Strange spend some time talking in a pub. When Jim comes back with the next round, Morse is gone. DCI Thursday, however, finds him. What does Morse tell him, concerning a student, Derek Clark, and his interactions with Margaret Bell? Hint

Derek wanted to recruit Margaret to an anti-nuclear group

Derek sold Margaret amphetamines

Derek had wanted to marry Margaret, but she said "No"

Derek wanted to transfer to a university in the United States

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Question 10 of 10

10. Morse goes next to visit the home of the Cartwrights. Helen is taking care of a baby, and her father, Dr. Frank, is getting ready to take a position at Stanford University in the United States. There is only one problem. What is that? Hint

Helen is dying from a rare condition

Dr. Cartwright was dismissed for stealing from his clients

The baby belongs to Pamela Walters

The family owes money for defaulting on the home loan

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

Answer: Margaret Bell

Music is Morse's outstanding hobby in life. A singing scene with a choir is also one of the first shown on screen in the series "Inspector Morse."

Back to the episode "Girl": Margaret Bell is told to pay attention. Bell seems to be a free spirit.

Answer: Peter Jakes

Peter Jakes will make fun of Morse often during the first series. Later on, Jakes' attitude softens a bit. The same happens between Morse and Chief Superintendent Bright. A standoffish attitude will turn into acceptance.

Answer: It's the other man's own last name

Jim is the other man's first name. In the U.K., police officers' identification are called warrant cards.

4. The murder victim, Margaret Bell, is lying face up on the bed. Morse finds some dirty clothes from Beaufort College. What was unique about Beaufort College?

Answer: They did not admit women

The college appears purely in the story. It is fictional; its name was made up by Colin Dexter, who invented Morse and most of his literary friends. Other characters were thought up by "Endeavour's" only writer, Russell Lewis.

5. Chief Superintendent Bright asks DCI Fred Thursday why he wants to bring Morse along on the gas meter and house break-in case. What do we learn from Mr. Bright's statement?

Answer: Morse had a "failed degree" - he quit before he could graduate

Morse did serve in the military, but it was in the Signal Corps of the Army. He dropped out of St. John's College, Oxford.

"You know, of course, that means nobody knew what to do with him!" Mr. Bright says. DCI Thursday keeps his faith in Morse, and it pays off.

6. Another death occurs. The victim is a doctor. This time, what killed him?

Answer: Gunshot

As you'd expect, the scene is gruesome. Coroner Max DeBryn lifts a hand in the air, traces the way to the bullet, and uses a pair of medical pliers to pull the item from the wall.

Answer: Although the victim's wallet is missing, other valuables were left

Thursday names the victim's wedding ring, watch and tie pin as items that are still present. There is no mention of a will or of a foreign coin collection.

8. The arrest of Morse's break-in suspect is met with marked disapproval by his superior officers. How do we know?

Answer: Morse is walking down the hall, hears what they say, and winces

The young man may face demotion, or even dismissal from the force, if he fails on this case. A lot had depended on his success. You have to feel for him when he cringes.

Answer: Derek sold Margaret amphetamines

Prior to her death, Margaret had been taking digoxin, which is used to treat irregular heartbeats and heart attacks. Her regular doctor, Bill Prentice, had earlier said that if she had been taking only digoxin, she would have been fine.

Answer: The baby belongs to Pamela Walters

Earlier in the episode, we had hints of an affair by which Pamela conceived the child, a boy named Bobby. Helen wants to keep the baby, but Morse insists the child belongs with its mother. Indeed, Morse has called in an order which blocks Helen from trying to fly out of the country by way of any airport at all. Pamela is allowed to take custody of Bobby. The episode draws to a close.

Oh - and the way we learned Endeavour's first name was not only from the title of the show, of course, but by the fact that he uses it as the word he types to see if an old typewriter is still working. The lowercase 'e' lands different, so he knows something is wrong.

Source: Author neon000

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