'Mad Money' Culture Quiz

Jim Cramer endeavors to educate and entertain "Mad Money" viewers and readers not only about financial markets, but also about language, literature and politics. Take this week's "Mad Money" culture quiz and see what Cramer has to say about hubris. Check back every Friday for a new set of twists and turns.

(You'll find the answers at the end of the quiz.)

1. On one of his segments about companies primed for private-equity firms, Cramer said that TJ Maxx(TJX) was the best place to:

1. go on a date
2. invest your retirement money
3. return twice-worn clothes
4. buy socks

2. During his segment on riding the rails (Koppers(KOP) and Trinity(TRN)), Cramer appropriated a quote from a famous political address to this:

1. "Charity toward none, malice toward all." -- Abe Lincoln, 1865
2. "I am a Krispy Kreme(KKD) donut." -- JFK, 1963
3. "A house divided against itself cannot stand, unless it has Sears(SHLD) Craftsman tools." -- Abe Lincoln, 1858
4. "There is filth on the cold linoleum floor, and it must be scraped up with the muck rake." -- Teddy Roosevelt, 1906

3. When looking for a company that may be taken private, Cramer said that "we wanna see some flaws -- not total flaws" like the hubris of:

1. Macbeth
2. The House of Atreus
3. Faust
4. Vonage(VG) CEO Jeffrey Citron

4. Cramer violated one of his cardinal rules of never trusting a person with two first names, when he praised:

1. Clark Kent
2. Morgan Stanley(MS) CEO John Mack
3. United Technologies(UTX) CEO George David
4. Diana Ross

5. After IBM(IBM) reported earnings, Cramer took CEO Sam Palmisano off his "Wall of Shame" and:

1. put him in the Staten Island Mall
2. gave him Oreos and no milk
3. put him on probation
4. made him watch The Return of the Killer Tomatoes

Bonus: Growing up, what game would Cramer's sister Nan let him win after he started crying?

1. Stratego
2. Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots
3. Monopoly
4. Tiddly Winks

1 What would best describe your stance heading into the coming week of trading? Bullish Bearish Neutral 2 Which of these sectors do you think is set to move up in the coming week? --Choose One--Aerospace and DefenseAirlinesAutomobilesBeverages and Food ProductsBiotechnologyCommercial BanksComputers and PeripheralsConsumer NondurablesEnergy Equipment & ServicesHMOs and HospitalsHomebuildingInsuranceIntegrated OilInternet, Software ServicesInvestment Bankers and BrokersMediaMultiline RetailPharmaceuticalsPrecious MetalsSemis, Semi EquipmentTelecom EquipmentTobacco and AlcoholWireless CommunicationsUtilities 3 Which of these sectors do you think is set to move down in the coming week? --Choose One--Aerospace and DefenseAirlinesAutomobilesBeverages and Food ProductsBiotechnologyCommercial BanksComputers and PeripheralsConsumer NondurablesEnergy Equipment & ServicesHMOs and HospitalsHomebuildingInsuranceIntegrated OilInternet, Software ServicesInvestment Bankers and BrokersMediaMultiline RetailPharmaceuticalsPrecious MetalsSemis, Semi EquipmentTelecom EquipmentTobacco and AlcoholWireless CommunicationsUtilities View the results without voting

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