Character Insights and Preferences in The Big Bang Theory

Leonard meets Sheldon to discuss becoming his roommate. Sheldon tests Leonard with a series of questions to determine his suitability. The questions cover topics like science, personal preferences, and hypothetical scenarios. Sheldon also explains his strict rules about seating and daily routines. Leonard successfully answers the questions and is allowed to see the rest of the apartment.

What was Leonard's initial impression of Sheldon's previous roommate?

• He was very friendly.

• He had a deranged look.

• He was quiet and reserved.

• He seemed normal.

What is the sixth noble gas according to the conversation?

• Krypton

• Radon

• Argon

• Xenon

Who does Leonard prefer between Kirk and Picard?

• Kirk over Picard

• Picard over Kirk

• Both equally

• Neither

What is the significance of Sheldon's chair?

• It is a family heirloom.

• It is ideally located for temperature and viewing.

• It is the only chair in the apartment.

• It is the most comfortable chair.

What does 'Eternal dibs' mean in the context of Sheldon's chair?

• The chair is reserved for guests.

• The chair can be used by anyone.

• The chair is for Leonard only.

• The chair is always reserved for Sheldon.

What is Leonard's field of study?

• Biochemistry

• Astrophysics

• Experimental Physics

• Theoretical Physics

Why does Sheldon not drive himself?

• He doesn't have a license.

• He chooses not to drive.

• He is afraid of driving.

• He doesn't own a car.

What task does Leonard prioritize in a post-apocalyptic world?

• Finding food

• Reestablishing government

• Procreating

• Preserving knowledge

Which answer would Sheldon not accept for the post-apocalyptic priority question?

• Preserving knowledge

• Procreating

• Reestablishing government

• Finding food

What does Leonard's successful answer to the post-apocalyptic question signify?

• He needs to answer more questions.

• He failed the test.

• He passed the second barrier.

• He can move in immediately.