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"Chapter 1": In his monologue that opens the series, Francis Underwood differentiates between two different types of:
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Power
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Duty
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Fear
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Pain
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"Chapter 1": The name of the paper for which Zoe Barnes works during the first episodes of the series is the Washington:
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Standard
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Herald
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National
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Regulator
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"Chapter 1": Who is present when Frank is told he will not be nominated for Secretary of State?
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Linda Vasquez only
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President Walker only
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Both Vasquez and Walker
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Neither Vasquez or Walker
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"Chapter 1": Here's a gimme: At the end of the first episode, Frank Underwood dines on:
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Walnuts
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A pork chop
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Ribs
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A steak
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"Chapter 2": Frank is able to derail presumptive Secretary of State Kern's nomination over an editorial concerning which nation?
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South Africa
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China
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Israel
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Germany
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"Chapter 2": When Peter Russo pays a call on Roy Kapeniak, also present is a naked woman who is named:
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Echo
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Calliope
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Freedom
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Tassel
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"Chapter 2": The last person fired during Claire's housecleaning at the CWI is her:
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Personal Assistant
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Comptroller
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Office Manager
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Public Relations manager
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"Chapter 3": The large peach-like structure that is at the center of a girl's death in South Carolina is called the:
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Peachapalooza
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Peachinator
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Peachtress
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Peachoid
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"Chapter 3": On one of her runs, Claire is startled by a woman as she begins to run through:
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A deserted parking lot
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A schoolyard
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A cemetery
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A church quadrangle
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"Chapter 4": Frank targets a shipyard in Peter Russo's district for closure so that a __________ in Congressman Womack's district can stay open:
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Air Force base
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Army base
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Naval base
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Army hospital
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"Chapter 4": Viewers get a sense of Zoe Barnes rather naked ambition when she turns her nose up at Tom Hammerschmidt's offer to make her:
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Senior political analyst
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City desk editor
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White House correspondent
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National Affairs editor
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"Chapter 5": The burgeoning teacher's strike threatens to derail Claire's gala which was to be held at a:
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Museum
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Hotel
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Theater
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Art gallery
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"Chapter 5": Having drawn a bath for Peter Russo when Peter visits him at home, Frank:
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Strikes Peter
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Leaves Peter with a razor
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Gives Peter a drink
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Demands Peter resign
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"Chapter 6": This, of course, is thrown through the window of the Underwood residence:
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A grenade
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A dictionary
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A brick
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A hammer
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"Chapter 6": Following the incident at the Underwood household, this person comes up with the sound bite "Disorganized Labor" that kneecaps Marty Spinella's efforts:
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Claire Underwood
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Frank Underwood
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Doug Stamper
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Linda Vasquez
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"Chapter 7": Stamper receives a handwritten note from Rachel Posner that reads: "I need more money, and not:"
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In 20s
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In my mouth
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In exchange for my panties
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With strings attached
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"Chapter 7": After working with Peter in his office, Claire gives the Congressman a gift of:
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A friendship bracelet
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Expensive headphones
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Origami
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A video game controller
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"Chapter 7": During one of Frank's visits to her completely craptacular apartment, Zoe traps this type of pest in a glass:
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Moth
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Spider
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Roach
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Mouse
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"Chapter 8": At his weekend down at The Sentinel, Frank reunites with a group of his school biddies known as:
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The Guard
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The Squadron
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The Cavalry
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The Riflemen
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"Chapter 8": Visiting his mother, a newly assertive Peter Russo makes damn sure that this broken item in her room will be fixed:
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The TV
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The air conditioning
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A light
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A faucet
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"Chapter 9": As Peter and the Vice President begin to campaign in Pennsylvania, we see the campaign's slogan on the side of his tour bus. What is it?
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A Fresh Start
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Making Good
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Common Sense
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Russo Rising
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"Chapter 9": The day after Zoe stands up Frank, she meets with to apologize, but also to suggest ending the physical relationship. Where does this take place?
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In an art gallery
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At a train station
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In her apartment
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At a bookstore
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"Chapter 10": Claire visits Zoe in her apartment, and makes a point of:
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Asking Zoe if she needs money to buy nicer clothes
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Asking Zoe if she is inebriated
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Going through Zoe's things
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Demanding Zoe stop fooling around with Frank
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"Chapter 10": Frank asks Gillian Cole to intercede on behalf of Linda's son who has been denied admission to:
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Georgetown
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Notre Dame
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University of Chicago
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Stanford
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"Chapter 10": Who is in the room with Peter when the Congressman gives his disastrous phone interview with a radio station?
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Frank Underwood
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Claire Underwood
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Rachel Posner
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Doug Stamper
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"Chapter 11": On a stroll through the park with Claire, Adam compares a woman ______________ to a younger Claire:
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Feeding birds
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Sitting on a bench and reading
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Walking hand-in-hand with a young child
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Flying a kite
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"Chapter 11": Parked outside his ex's house, an inebriated Peter Russo talks to _________ on the phone
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His ex wife
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His son
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His daughter
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Both his son and daughter
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"Chapter 12": Frank travels to this city to mean with Raymond Tusk:
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St. Louis
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Oklahoma City
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Louisville
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Kansas City
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"Chapter 13": The final episode of the season begins with Frank showing his nerves as he kung-fus a ___________ ("it wouldn't shut up"):
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Light
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Faucet
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Clock
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Fan
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"Chapter 13": A conversation at Freddy's reveals that Raymond Tusk is interested in trade relations with this country:
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Nicaragua
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Japan
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China
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Russia
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