"Mad Men" - Episode 6 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Fall on stairs

While carrying a breakfast tray with flowers, Don trips on a child's toy and falls down a half flight of stairs. Betty appreciates the Mother's Day gesture and is relieved that he is uninjured.

Answer: Joan Crawford

Betty is still grieving over the death of her mother, and comments to her husband that she aged better than Joan Crawford. After Don expresses his wish that she not be so melancholy, Betty advises him that her psychiatrist suggests that it is part of the mourning process.

Answer: Israel

The cruise line executive and two members of the Israeli Tourism Bureau would like Israel to become a tourist destination. Nick Rodis from Olympic Cruise Lines states, "If Beirut is the Paris of the Middle East, we'd like Haifa to be the Rome."

Answer: Haircut

Upon hearing that the pouty Margaret is in need of a hairdresser, office manager Joan Harris quickly volunteers to get her an appointment with her stylist.

Answer: Roger Sterling

After a romantic session in a hotel room, Roger confides that before meeting Joan he was unhappy and thinking of divorcing his wife. After requesting that he have Joan all to himself, she coyly replies that her social calendar is fine just the way it is.

Answer: Lipsitck

The women are in a near frenzy when they are given the opportunity to leave their desks and experiment with an assortment of lipsticks. Unbeknownst to them as they pucker and preen, a group of Mad Men ogle them form the other side of a two-way mirror.

Answer: Religion

Rachel is obviously aware of Don's romantic attraction, and is surprised when he seeks her advice on Israeli tourism. After she inquires if she is the only Jew that he knows in New York City, Don explains that he is doing research for one of the agency's new clients. Rachel explains that the Jewish people have had to live in exile for ages, first in Babylon and then throughout the world. "We've managed to make a go of it," she tells Don. "It might have something to do with the fact that we thrive at doing business with people who hate us."

Answer: A basket of kisses

While all of the other secretaries are eagerly testing numerous shades of lipstick, Peggy just sits and watches. As someone picks up a trash can full of lipstick blotted tissues, Peggy astutely characterizes it as a 'basket full of kisses'.

Answer: Bird

Joan frequently taunts Roger by alluding to the other men in her life. Roger is becoming openly possessive of his mistress of one year and brings her a tiger finch in a fancy birdcage in hopes that is will keep her occupied without the necessity of seeing other men.

Answer: On a bed made of money

Just as Don and Midge are beginning to get romantic, one of Midge's friends knocks on the door and invites them out to see another friend of theirs perform at a Greenwich Village night club. Don is less than enthusiastic about going until Midge seductively induces him with a promise to not wear underwear. Don feels out-of-place among the young anti-establishment crowd.