Blast from the Past
Kids These Days
Grand-Trivia
100

This "King of Rock and Roll" topped the charts in the 1950s with hits like Hound Dog and Jailhouse Rock.

Elvis Presley

100

This blue Australian Heeler puppy stars in a massively popular animated show about her family and imaginative games.

Bluey

100

Invented in 1943 by an engineer who dropped a tension spring, this toy walks down stairs and makes a metallic "slinky" sound.

A slinky

200

Before smartphones and streaming, teenagers in the 1950s and 60s gathered at these local spots to get milkshakes and burgers.

Soda fountain or diner

200

In the gaming world, players use this building-and-survival game to create pixelated worlds out of blocks.

Minecraft

200

This popular, crunchy movie snack was originally domesticated by Indigenous peoples in the Americas thousands of years ago.

Popcorn

300

In 1969, astronaut Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on this celestial body.

The Moon

300

If a teenager tells you that your outfit looks "fire" or is "slaying," they are paying you this type of compliment.

A good compliment

300

This colorful, circular breakfast cereal features a mascot named Toucan Sam who tells kids to "follow your nose.

Froot loops

400

This popular 1970s toy was literally just a smooth stone from Mexico packed in a cardboard box with breathing holes and an instruction manual.

Pet Rock

400

This mega-pop star's fans are called "Swifties," and they spent the mid-2020s trading friendship bracelets at her Eras Tour.

Taylor Swift

400

This classic ice cream treat is served in a long dish with a fruit sliced down the middle, three scoops of ice cream, syrup, and whipped cream.

Banana Split

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