"Seinfeld": "The Seven" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Christie

Elaine needed Jerry to help her take down a bicycle, a girl's Schwinn Stingray. The bike was too heavy for her and she became trapped underneath it because Jerry was attracted to Christie, who wore the same white and black dress throughout the whole episode.

Answer: no

He just suggests the name "Soda" and believes that even though it sounds strange, all names sound strange the first time you hear them. He uses the name "Blanche" as an example.

Answer: pediatrics

Kramer told Jerry and Elaine, "A wise man once taught me the healing power of the body's natural pressure points. He sells T-shirts outside the World Trade Center." After he heals Elaine, he expects her to give him her new bike because she said she would give it to anyone who made her neck pain go away.

Answer: Mickey Mantle

Mickey Mantle wore number 7 for the New York Yankees. In 18 seasons, he hit 536 home runs, batted in 1,509 runs, and had a career batting average of .298. (Stats courtesy of ESPN Classic)

Answer: Mug

Jerry: "Seven, yeah, I guess I could see it. Seven periods of school, seven beatings a day, roughly seven stitches a beating, and eventually seven years to life. Yeah, you're doing that child quite a service."

George: "Yes I am. I defy you to come up with a better name than Seven."

Jerry: "All right, let's see. How about Mug? Mug Costanza! That's original. Or, uh, Ketchup! Pretty name for a girl."

Answer: cachet

George: "Well now it's not going to be original! It's going to lose all its cachet!"

Susan: "I don't know how much cachet it had to begin with!"

George: "Oh, it's got cachet, baby! It's got cachet up the ying-yang!"

Answer: Newman

Jerry couldn't be the mediator because it would jeopardize his friendship with Kramer and Elaine. He believed the best person to make this crucial decision would be "Someone who hasn't heard the story before. Someone who is unencumbered by any emotional attachment. Someone whose heart is so dark it cannot be swayed by pity, compassion, or human emotion of any kind." So Newman hears their arguments, and decides to cut the bike down the middle and give half to both of them.

But in the end, Newman decides to let Kramer have the bike because the bike's owner would rather see it given away than destroyed.

Answer: Eleven

George couldn't believe that they didn't like the name "Soda" because soda is after all, bubbly and refreshing. They decided on "Seven" because they were Mickey Mantle fans. As George suggests other numbered names, he says "Thirteen", but we all know why that wouldn't be a good name.

Answer: August 17, 1992

This picture leads Jerry to believe she has a secret stash of these dresses. While at her apartment, Christie decides to call it a night, while Jerry wants her to change clothes and go out again. When she says no, Jerry gets the idea of spending the night and the two of them going out in the morning, he in his same clothes and her in different clothes. Jerry then gets kicked out of her apartment.

Answer: $50

Kramer didn't have $50 immediately, so he sold the bike he recently won to Newman for $50. The episode ends with Elaine chasing Newman down the street while he's riding the girl's bike Elaine wanted so much.