What’s Your “Andy Griffith Show” IQ?

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What’s Your “Andy Griffith Show” IQ?

IntelliQuiz Staff - Updated: October 20, 2015

For eight amazing years, “The Andy Griffith Show” embodied the heart and spirit of rural America. Even today, the story of Mayberry stands apart as one of the most unique and heartwarming programs ever put on television. But, how well do you know the escapades of Mayberry’s citizens? Take our quiz and find out!

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Question 1/10

"The Andy Griffith Show" theme song is one of the most iconic theme songs in sitcom history. What is Andy doing during the opening credits?

He's arresting a vagrant (this is a very serious show)
He and Opie are going fishing
He's eating some of Aunt Bee's home cooking
He's doing paperwork at the sheriff's office

Question 2/10

Don Knotts was one of the series’ first breakout stars, melting hearts as Mayberry’s bumbling, imperious deputy named?

Barney Fife
Andy Taylor
Ralph Furley
Stick Wallace

Question 3/10

What was the name of Mayberry’s absent-minded barber who had a little trouble trimming sideburns?

Floyd Lawson
Howard Sprague
Al Lawson
Barney Fife

Question 4/10

What famous director got his foot in the door playing Sheriff Andy’s son?

Rob Reiner
Francis Ford Coppola

Ron Howard
Martin Scorsese

Question 5/10

Barney and Andy frequently say hello to Mr. Schwamp, even though he always responds the same way. How is that?

He sticks his tongue out at them
He talks their ear off with gossip
He simply smiles and nods
He ignores them

Question 6/10

What was the name of Mayberry's lovable town drunk?

Marshall
Goober
Otis
Opie

Question 7/10

Who was town’s filling station attendant (and future Marine) who was known for his expressions of awe like “Gaw-lee” and “Shazam!”?

Barney Fife
Gomer Pyle
Floyd Lawson
Howard Sprague

Question 8/10

In “The Haunted House,” Andy, Barney and Gomer enter a supposedly spook-filled mansion in order to retrieve… what?

A baseball
A set of house keys
A valuable fishing pole
Aunt Bee’s apple pie recipe

Question 9/10

Even nostalgia needs a little update from time to time, and eventually Mayberry made the leap to color. What year did that happen?

1965
1978
In 2004 when they were remastered for DVD release
It never made the leap to color

Question 10/10

“Man in A Hurry,” was voted the most popular episode of all time. In it, a traveling motorist's car breaks down and he learns a valuable lesson. The lesson he learns is:

To slow down and appreciate the small things
Living a go-go lifestyle is the secret to happiness
Nothing, the city slicker refuses to learn a thing
Mayberry's real estate value is through the roof

Calculating Result...

What’s Your “Andy Griffith Show” IQ?

What’s Your “Andy Griffith Show” IQ?

"The Andy Griffith Show" theme song is one of the most iconic theme songs in sitcom history. What is Andy doing during the opening credits?

Don Knotts was one of the series’ first breakout stars, melting hearts as Mayberry’s bumbling, imperious deputy named?

What was the name of Mayberry’s absent-minded barber who had a little trouble trimming sideburns?

What famous director got his foot in the door playing Sheriff Andy’s son?

Barney and Andy frequently say hello to Mr. Schwamp, even though he always responds the same way. How is that?

What was the name of Mayberry's lovable town drunk?

Who was town’s filling station attendant (and future Marine) who was known for his expressions of awe like “Gaw-lee” and “Shazam!”?

In “The Haunted House,” Andy, Barney and Gomer enter a supposedly spook-filled mansion in order to retrieve… what?

Even nostalgia needs a little update from time to time, and eventually Mayberry made the leap to color. What year did that happen?

“Man in A Hurry,” was voted the most popular episode of all time. In it, a traveling motorist's car breaks down and he learns a valuable lesson. The lesson he learns is:

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