That's What She Said - Ladies from "The Office" Quiz

Answer: Holly Flax

Mirroring Michael's Yoda impression, Holly accepts Michael's marriage proposal with these words. Holly initially comes to Scranton to serves in Human Resources after Toby leaves. Her and Michael have obvious chemistry, but are forced to break up when Holly gets transferred to another Dunder Mifflin branch.

However, Michael never lets go of his feelings for her, and the two get together when she comes back to Scranton. The couple moves to Colorado to be closer to Holly's family. In the finale, it is revealed that Michael and Holly have several children together.

Answer: Angela Martin

Angela is a very serious accountant with a love of cats. She shows little-to-no interest in any sort of diversions and has zero tolerance for any office tomfoolery. Despite appearing very religious and moral, Angela is known to be very cold to her co-workers and has a running affair with Dwight on the show, despite being in relationships with other men. Dwight and Angela's wedding serves as the focal point of the final episode of the series.

Answer: Meredith Palmer

Meredith is in charge of supplier's relations. She is known to be fond of alcohol and being rather crude. Her personality often clashes with the uptight Angela. She tells the documentary series that she has been on her behavior while being filmed, a shocking revelation considering all of her misdeeds.

Answer: Erin Hannon

Erin makes this quotation about her boss Gabe. While the two date awhile, the ultimately break due to their mismatched relationship. Pam's replacement as receptionist, Erin is friendly but also very naïve. The series ends on a positive note for her, as she is reunited with her birth parents after a lifetime of searching for them.

Answer: Kelly Kapoor

Kelly Kapoor is the customer service representative for the show. She is obsessed with popular culture and her own popularity status. She will go to great lengths to get attention, including falsely claiming to be pregnant. She and Ryan have a very destructive on-again, off-again relationship.

Answer: Phyllis Lapin

Phyllis is a normally mild-mannered saleswoman who is shown to have a dark edge at times. She becomes romantically involved with Bob Vance (from Vance Refrigeration), ultimately marrying him. In one episode, Karen is repulsed by pungent perfume Bob has given Phyllis. When Karen is unaware of who Bob Vance is, an offended Phyllis tells her that she has a lot to learn about Scranton.

Answer: Jan Levinson

Jan Levinson starts the series as Michael Scott's manager. Initially portrayed as a serious and competent professional, Jan slowly unravels throughout the series. This is highlighted by her destructive relationship with Michael. Ultimately Jan is too crazy even for Michael and she decides to start a family on her own, using a donor father. Even though Michael is not the father, he initially attempts to bond with the baby, before realizing they have no connection.

This realization is the catalyst Michael needs to finally start dating Holly.

Answer: Karen Filippelli

Karen starts the series as a saleswoman in the Stamford branch, but is transferred to the Scranton branch when Stamford is shut down. She starts a relationship with Jim, but the relationship ends after Pam confesses her feelings to Jim and Jim reciprocates. She ultimately leaves Scranton heartbroken, and becomes regional manager of the Utica branch.

Answer: Nellie Bertram

Originally in charge of opening the new Sabre store, Nellie attempts to take over the job as Regional Manager from Andy after the store project is cancelled. The power struggle between her and Andy takes a heavy personal toll on Andy. Ultimately is able to get his job back. Nellie stays with the company in charge of special projects, but she and Andy maintain a contentious relationship.

Answer: Pam Beesley

This is the final line uttered in the entire series. Pam starts the series as a bored receptionist in a long-term engagement to the warehouse worker Roy. She breaks off the engagement to Roy after her co-worker and close friend Jim professes his love for her. Jim and Pam's love story is one of the driving narratives in the show, as they get married and start a family. Pam escapes her receptionist job, becoming a saleswoman and later the office manager.