What’s Your “All in the Family” IQ?
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Question 1/11

Archie Bunker longed for an earlier, simpler time, so it seems fitting that he sang this song with his wife Edith to open each episode:
- “Those Were the Days”
- “Yesterday”
- "All Tomorrow's Parties"
- "Auld Lang Syne"
Question 2/11
Archie was so fiercely possessive of this item that we wonder how he’d feel if he found out that it is now in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History:
- His Studebaker
- His beer mug
- His teddy bear
- His chair
Question 3/11

Archie considered his home his castle so it’s fitting that he lived in this “regal” New York City borough:
- Kings
- Princes
- Queens
- Dukes
Question 4/11

Never accused of being a vegetarian, Archie referred to his hippie son-in-law Mike Stivic by this nickname:
- “Chicken-Legs”
- “The Goat”
- “Meathead”
- “Horse-Face”
Question 5/11
Not content to tell people simply to “shut up”, Archie would use this phrase instead:
- “Shut your gob”
- “Stifle yourself”
- “Nope”
- “Please, refrain from speaking”
Question 6/11

Although not necessarily considered a vehicle for feminist ideas, "All in the Family" did tackle women’s rights issues through this character, Archie’s daughter:
- Sally
- Wynona
- Buffy
- Gloria
Question 7/11

The show also dealt with issues of race beginning with the introduction of this African-American family, neighbors of the Bunkers, who would go on to have their own sitcom:
- The Jeffersons
- The Hemsleys
- The Cunninghams
- The Cleavers
Question 8/11
This Rat Pack member and staunch civil rights advocate - who appeared on the show - actually liked the Archie Bunker character because he demonstrated a capacity for change:
- Dean Martin
- Frank Sinatra
- Sammy Davis, Jr.
- Joey Bishop
Question 9/11

Speaking of spin-offs, Bea Arthur played this character - Edith’s ultra-liberal cousin - for only two episodes, but still got her own show in 1972:
- Laverne DeFazio
- Maude Findlay
- Harriet Nelson
- Marge Simpson
Question 10/11
Archie spent a lot of time on the show with this “character” that was only heard – loudly - from off-screen:
- Richard Nixon
- Gladys Kravitz
- Carlton the Doorman
- The toilet
Question 11/11

Mike “Meathead” Stivic was played by this actor who is best known for directing such films as “When Harry Met Sally” and “The Princess Bride":
- Rob Reiner
- Ron Howard
- Steven Spielberg
- Orson Welles