80's Pop Culture
What is Nike's famous slogan that was coined in 1988?
' Just do it '
What is the name of Michael Jackson's most popular album which was released in 1982?
Thriller
What is the name of the 1985 comedy - drama about a group of high schoolers in detention?
The Breakfast Club
Game Boy
What does CD stand for?
Compact Disc
In 1983, which country was the first to build a Disneyland outside of the US?
Japan
Which band released the hit 'Every Breath You Take' in 1983?
The Police
What famous Disney film, released in 1989, starred a princess with red hair?
The Little Mermaid
What popular doll experienced its peak in popularity between 1983 - 1986?
Cabbage Patch Kids
What taffy - like fruit candy featuring a balloon on the wrapper came out in 1985?
Airheads!
What popular 80s hairstyle is shorter in the front and sides, but longer in the back?
Mullet
Which popular 80's song has the lyrics 'Just a small town girl, living in a lonely world'?
Don't Stop Believin' by Journey
What is the name of the 1988 cult classic film starring Michael Keaton and Alec Baldwin?
Beetlejuice
Who is the villain in the 1985 video game ' Super Mario Bros ' ?
Bowser
What year was the wreckage of The Titanic located?
1985
In 1983, the first camcorder was released by what company?
Sony
Which band released the 'Back in Black' album in 1980?
AC/DC
What candy does Elliot give to E.T?
Reese's Pieces
Which video game, released in 1981, was the first game to tell a story during gameplay?
Donkey Kong
Which NFL team won the most Super Bowl championships in the 80s?
What tiny, tangy, and crunchy candy was first introduced in the 1971 film ' Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' but wasn't available in stores until 1983?
Nerds
Which 1981 MTV music video was the first to be aired on the channel?
Video Killed The Radio Star By the Buggles
What 1985 film features characters named Chunk, Mouth, Data, and Sloth?
The Goonies
What iconic toy of the 1980s consisted of a plastic egg-shaped container filled with small collectible figurines?
Polly Pocket
Who was the U.S President who served two consecutive terms from 1981 to 1989?
Roland Reagan