"Mad Men" - Episode 10 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Vulture

Betty is still mourning the death of her mother, and asks her husband Don, "Was she waiting at the funeral unbuttoning her top button?"

Answer: Roman Catholic

As strange as it may seem a half century later, Don's proposal is based on the idea that "Nixon is from nothing. Abe Lincoln of California, a self-made man. Kennedy, I see a silver spoon. Nixon, I see myself."

Answer: Restaurant

Don advises a reluctant Abraham Menken that their customers have changed. "They're like your daughter, educated and sophisticated. They are fully aware of what they deserve and are willing to pay for it."

Answer: Movie

Joan, in a rather snide manner, advises Roger that they should see the movie "The Apartment". In the Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine film, MacLaine's character, an elevator operator, was shared and handed around by a group of office men like, as Joan characterized, "a tray of canapés".

Answer: Dr. Scholl

In a rare display of temper, Don sweeps everything on his desk onto the floor with his arm and storms into Roger Sterling's office. Roger calms Don, saying, "The day you sign a client is the day you start losing them."

Answer: Twins

Roger and Don set their sights on the nineteen year old twins Eleanor and Mirabelle Ames. Roger hires them on the spot and requests a private celebration upstairs in his office where drinks are served and Roger flirts shamelessly.

Answer: College professor

As the foursome get comfortable at Joan's apartment, she coyly asks Franklin, a Fordham college professor, if he could change a light bulb which just happens to be in her bedroom. As they leave the living room, Ralph, a carpenter makes a move on Carol.

Answer: Roger has a heart attack

As Don and Eleanor were sitting quietly in Don's office, they hear a scream from Roger's office. Don rushes in to find Roger laying naked on the floor. "I knew I shouldn't have asked him to do it a second time," Mirabelle explains.

Answer: Yes, please.

Don opens up to Rachel, telling her about the first time he was a pall bearer and being that close to death. "This is it, this is all there is, and it's slipping through my fingers," Don laments.

Answer: Prostitute

Don continues to pour his heart out to Rachel Menken, telling her that his mother was a prostitute who died in childbirth. He was then given to his father and his wife. Don's father was a drunk, and when he died, his wife took up with another man. "I was raised by those two sorry people."