How Well Was 'Charles In Charge'?

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This is an American sitcom story focused on a boy who works really hard to cater for kids and go to school. Wonder how he combines his studies at school with baby siting. How well was Charles In Charge?

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1.

Which college was Charles enrolled in with his scholarship?
- A.
  
  Copeland College
- B.
  
  High School College
- C.
  
  Coperfields College
- D.
  
  Disney College
Correct Answer
A. Copeland College

Explanation
Charles was enrolled in Copeland College with his scholarship.

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2.

What was the name of Charles' best friend in college?
- A.
  
  Matthew Perry
- B.
  
  Mindy Cohn
- C.
  
  Buddy Lembeck
- D.
  
  Elliot Pembroke
Correct Answer
C. Buddy Lembeck
3.

What was the Pembroke offering Charles in exchange of his services?
- A.
  
  Shelter and a board
- B.
  
  Shelter and fees
- C.
  
  Shelter and food
- D.
  
  Shelter and a family
Correct Answer
A. Shelter and a board

Explanation
The Pembroke was offering Charles shelter and a board in exchange for his services. This means that Charles would have a place to live and meals provided to him while he worked for Pembroke.

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4.

Who did Charles have a date with on the same day he was to watch the Pembroke children?
- A.
  
  Elliot
- B.
  
  Buddy
- C.
  
  Gwendolyn
- D.
  
  Douglas
Correct Answer
C. Gwendolyn

Explanation
Charles had a date with Gwendolyn on the same day he was supposed to watch the Pembroke children.

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5.

The Pembroke family had how many children?
- A.
  
  1
- B.
  
  3
- C.
  
  2
- D.
  
  6
Correct Answer
B. 3

Explanation
The Pembroke family had three children.

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6.

Douglas is in love with who in College?
- A.
  
  Buddy
- B.
  
  Enid
- C.
  
  Lillian
- D.
  
  Erike
Correct Answer
B. Enid

Explanation
Douglas is in love with Enid in college.

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7.

Who wins two tickets to the Bruce Springsteen Concert?
- A.
  
  Elliot
- B.
  
  Austin
- C.
  
  Douglas
- D.
  
  Charles
Correct Answer
D. Charles

Explanation
Charles wins two tickets to the Bruce Springsteen Concert.

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8.

Who is Elliot Pembroke to Stan?
- A.
  
  Stan's Nephew
- B.
  
  Stan's Brother
- C.
  
  Stan's Uncle
- D.
  
  Stan's son
Correct Answer
A. Stan's NepHew

Explanation
Elliot Pembroke is Stan's nephew. This means that Elliot is the child of one of Stan's siblings.

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9.

Who convince Charles to run against Elliot for Class president?
- A.
  
  Enid
- B.
  
  Pembroke
- C.
  
  Elenick
- D.
  
  Pierce
Correct Answer
D. Pierce

Explanation
Pierce convinced Charles to run against Elliot for Class president.

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10.

What was wrong with Buddy's sister?
- A.
  
  She was a stripper
- B.
  
  She was a shopaholic
- C.
  
  She was an alcoholic
- D.
  
  She was a drug addict
Correct Answer
C. She was an alcoholic

Explanation
The correct answer states that Buddy's sister was an alcoholic. This implies that she had a problem with alcohol consumption and was likely dependent on it. Alcoholism is a condition characterized by a strong craving for alcohol, inability to control or limit drinking, and the development of physical and psychological dependence on alcohol.

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