How Well Do You Know The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 1 Quiz

#1. Why does Laurel tell Steven and Belly to help out around Susannah’s house?

Because Susannah fired her cleaning staff

Because Laurel wants them to act responsibly

Because the Fishers can’t afford help anymore

Because the dads aren’t coming this year

Because she wants to impress Susannah

#2. What surprise does Susannah give Belly at dinner?

A car for her birthday

A debutante ball invitation

A new swimsuit

A ticket to the country club

A charm bracelet

#3. What triggers Jeremiah and Steven’s joking rivalry at work?

Jeremiah flirts with Steven’s crush

Steven spills juice on Jeremiah

Jeremiah forgets to show up for his shift

Jeremiah mocks Steven’s uniform and hairnet

Steven calls Jeremiah lazy

#4. What’s ironic about the debutante tea scene with Marisa and the flask?

It shows the girls acting immature while pretending to be “ladies”

The tea was actually alcoholic

The instructor also joins in drinking

Jeremiah spiked the drinks as a prank

It symbolizes Belly’s loneliness

#5. What does Laurel’s gift — a first edition poetry book — symbolize in their relationship?

Her belief that Belly should focus on academics

Their shared love for reading

Emotional inheritance and maternal bonding

A random family tradition

Laurel’s guilt over being too strict

#6. What is the symbolic purpose of the outside shower scene between Belly and Conrad?

Innocence colliding with desire

The cleansing of their emotional baggage

The beginning of a power shift in their dynamic

The exposure of Conrad’s guilt

A callback to their childhood summers

#7. What does the closing fireworks scene between Belly and Conrad represent?

The official start of their relationship

A romantic climax

A memory of their childhood

The end of the love triangle

The illusion of connection amid distance

#8. Why is Jeremiah’s playful “Hermes painting” scene with Susannah emotionally significant?

It foreshadows Susannah’s decline and his denial of it

It shows Jeremiah’s immaturity

It highlights his disinterest in Belly

It mirrors Steven’s struggle for independence

It represents his rivalry with Conrad

#9. What deeper irony exists in Susannah’s line that Belly was “destined for one of her boys”?

It predicts the emotional chaos that destroys both brothers

It reflects Susannah’s failure to see Belly’s individuality

It foreshadows Susannah’s own emotional blindness

It romanticizes a fate that Belly begins to reject

It highlights generational repetition of love triangles

#10. What is the charity that Belly is representing at the volleyball tournament?

A local food bank.

The homeless women's shelter.

Play It Forward, the tournament organizer.

Susannah's personal foundation.

A children's reading program.

#11. What is Steven and Shayla’s “crazy theory” regarding Jeremiah, as shared by Steven with Conrad?

That Jeremiah is planning to drop out of college.

That Jeremiah has a new secret girlfriend no one has met.

That Jeremiah is hiding a serious injury from the tournament.

That Jeremiah is secretly hooking up with his sister, Belly.

That Jeremiah is considering telling Susannah that Conrad knows about her illness.

#12. What is the “old trick” Susannah teaches Belly to make her cheekbones look “divine” for her photograph?

Smiling without showing her teeth.

Tilting her head slightly to the left.

Inhaling sharply just before the flash.

Saying "prune" to purse her lips.

Saying the word "cheese" very slowly.

How Well Do You Know The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 1 Quiz

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