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Does Rachel like the pet? Why?
No, she doesn't. Because it isn't sweet and it scratches her all the time.
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What collor was the ball?
Blue and red.
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"It's not a cat!" Who keeps saying that?
Joey.
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Who said this: " Why is it inside out?"
Ross.
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"It's not. I'm defrosting a chicken". Who says that? What's the context?
Rachel says this when Monica asks her what her cat is doing in one of her bowls.
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Did Rachel keep the pet? What did she do?
No, she didn't. She sold it.
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What's the pet's name?
Mrs. Whiskerson.
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Who seems to be allergic to cats?
Monica.
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What was Monica's reaction when she learned Rachel had bought a pet?
She didn't like it. And she was shocked with the fact that Rachel spent 1000 bucks on the cat while she owes her 300 bucks.
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What musical instrument appears in one of the scenes?
There was a guitar on the sofa in Joey's apartment.
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"Stupid cat that looks like a hand". Who said that?
Rachel.
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What's the cat's breed?
It's a sphynx cat.
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Did Rachel make a profit from the sale? How much did she make?
Yes, she did. 500 bucks, because she sold it for 1500 and it had cost 1000.
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How much was the pet?
It was one thousand dollars.
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what animal did the man who bought the cat thought it was?
He thought it was a snake.
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What did Rachel buy?
She bought a cat.
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Why did Rachel decide to buy a pet?
Because she always wanted to have a pet and it reminded of the cat her grandma had when she was a little girl.
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What collor was the cat's pillow?
It was red.
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What kind of game were they playing during the whole episode?
They were playing with a ball.
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