1. How many hours did the trip from the University of Chicago to New York take? Answer: (One Word or Number)

2. Harry predicts that Sally could be in for "one of those New York deaths that nobody notices for..." how long? A month A year Ten days Two weeks

3. At the roadside diner on the way to New York, Sally orders the chef salad with the oil and vinegar -- naturally -- on the side, and the apple pie à la mode. What special does Harry order? The Number Five The Number Four The Number Two The Number Three

4. How many days-of-the-week underpants did Sally own? Five Six Seven None

5. How many years pass between the drive to New York and Harry's chance encounter with Sally at the airport? Five Three Ten Seven

6. At what age does Sally believe "the clock really starts ticking?" Answer: (One Word - a number)

7. In the scene where Harry and Sally are each in their own beds, watching "Casablanca" while they talk on the phone, what time does Harry say he was up until watching "Leave It to Beaver" in Spanish? Three a.m. Four a.m. Two a.m. Five a.m.

8. In his dream where he's making love in front of the Olympic judges, what score does the Canadian judge give Harry? 9.8 10 5.6 6.5

9. How many women did Harry date after Helen before he slept with someone? Zero One Two Three

10. How much money did Marie spend on the "big, stupid arrangement of flowers" that she sent to herself to make Arthur jealous? $50 $75 $70 $60

11. According to Jess, restaurants are to people in the eighties what the theater was to people...when? In the fifties In the sixties In the seventies In the forties

12. How much does Harry predict that Jess and Marie's $8 dish will cost in phone calls to the legal firm of That's-Mine-This-Is-Yours? $1,000,000 $100 $1,000 $10,000

13. At what age, according to Sally, did Charlie Chaplin have a baby? 75 73 63 65

14. How many meetings does it take for Harry and Sally to become friends? Three Two One Four

15. How old is Sally when she marries Harry? 33 34 35 36