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Question of
Where did Sheldon start his “Enemies List” at 9 years old?
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His Diary
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His bedroom wall
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A floppy disk
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None of the above
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Question of
Where does his mother suggest all Sheldon’s science knowledge comes from?
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His Grandfather
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His Dad
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His Professor
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Jesus Christ
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Question of
Sheldon is surprisingly skilled at which sport?
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Bowling
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Archery
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Darts
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Ping-Pong
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Question of
How many friends Sheldon has on MySpace?
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15
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212
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112
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310
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Question of
What did Sheldon purchase for himself when actually shopping for Amy in the Shiny Trinket Maneuver?
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A Guitar
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A Bracelet
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A pocket watch
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None of the above
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Question of
What does Sheldon mean when he uses the catchphrase “Bazinga”?
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“Guess What!”
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“Correct!”
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“Gotcha!”
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“No Way!”
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Question of
Sheldon and Leonard had an agreement. What was that agreement called?
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Roommate Agreement
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Tolerance Agreement
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Lease Agreement
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None of the above
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Question of
What made Sheldon decide that he wanted to know more about Amy Fowler?
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She had interest in science
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She did not like coffee
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Amy was always nice to Sheldon
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Amy had no interest in Coitus
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Question of
According to roommate agreement, what temperature must the thermostat remain at all times?
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79 degrees
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66 degrees
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71.6 degrees
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None of the above
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Question of
Who does Sheldon wish his mother was more like?
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Beverly Hofstadter
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Penny
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Mrs. Koothrappali
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None of the above
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I thought Sheldon excelled at bowling. I don’t recall him ever mentioning ping pong. Raj and Amy yes…but not Sheldon.
Sheldon and Leonard had a roommate agreement before they had a friendship aggreement. The thermostat temp was supposed to be set at 72 degrees at all times…not 22.
Exactly! A lot of answers are wrong on this website. I left comments too but they aren’t visible. Were removed, I guess.
72 (actually, 71.6) degrees Fahrenheit is 22 degrees Celsius. It should’ve been very obvious that they were measuring in Celsius by how low all options were. (And it’s insane that Sheldon would agree to measure with the imperial standard, but that’s just a TBBT inconsistency, so whatever.) The first time an agreement (S2E6) is mentioned, it’s referred to as the Friendship Agreement. That same agreement is later referred to as the Roommate Agreement… but, still, the earliest reference to any contract between Leonard & Sheldon is the Friendship Agreement.