The Bible
Gadgets & Gizmos
Sweets & Treats
Classic Pop Culture
Guess The Movie
100
This prophet was taken up into heaven in a whirlwind by a chariot of fire.
Who is Elijah?
100
These telescoping metal rods perched atop living room TV sets, often wrapped in crumpled aluminum foil to coax a clearer broadcast signal out of the air.
What are rabbit ears (rabbit ear antennas)?
100
This iconic sandwich cookie consists of two embossed chocolate wafers hugging a sweet vanilla creme center, famously eaten by twisting, licking, and dunking in cold milk.
What is an Oreo?
100
Found inside glowing diners and malt shops, these glass-domed, coin-operated machines illuminated colorful bubbles and mechanically loaded up 45 RPM vinyl records with the punch of a letter and number.
What is a jukebox?
100
On the eve of her second wedding, high-society socialite Katharine Hepburn finds herself juggling her stuffy fiancé, her charming ex-husband Cary Grant, and a smitten tabloid reporter played by James Stewart.
What is The Philadelphia Story?
200
This man was dead for four days until Jesus brought him back to life.
Who is Lazarus?
200
This red binocular viewer used a handheld side lever to click through round cardboard discs fitted with tiny photographic transparencies to display full 3D scenes.
What is a View-Master?
200
Often pressed down with the criss-cross tines of a kitchen fork before baking, this rich, nutty cookie gets its signature flavor from ground legumes.
What is a peanut butter cookie?
200
Named after Detroit's auto industry, Berry Gordy's hit-making record label launched legends like The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, and Smokey Robinson.
What is Motown?
200
In this Frank Capra road-trip classic, a spoiled runaway heiress and an out-of-work reporter share bus rides and motels, famously putting up a blanket "Wall of Jericho" between their twin beds.
What is It Happened One Night?
300
The mountain range where Noah’s ark came to rest after the waters receded.
What is Mount Ararat?
300
Illuminated by an incandescent light bulb at the base, this decorative 1960s glass vessel mesmerized owners as colored wax slowly drifted, melted, and merged inside warm liquid.
What is a lava lamp?
300
Shaped like tiny, foil-wrapped raindrops with a thin paper plume sticking out of the top, millions of these bite-sized chocolates are produced in Pennsylvania every day.
What are Hershey’s Kisses?
300
Rolled out in thousands of drive-in diners, young servers wearing these wheeled shoe attachments balanced trays of burgers and malts right on the rolled-down car windows.
What are roller skates?
300
An advertising executive played by Cary Grant is mistakenly identified as a government agent, fleeing spies across the United States in a run that includes a deadly crop-duster chase and a scramble across Mount Rushmore.
What is North by Northwest?
400
The only female judge named in the Bible, known for holding court under a palm tree and rallying Barak against Sisera.
Who is Deborah?
400
Debuting in the late 1970s, this iconic silver-and-blue Sony portable cassette player revolutionized personal music with mechanical playback buttons and lightweight foam headphones.
What is the Walkman?
400
Dating back to a 1927 Girl Scout guidebook, this gooey fireside treat sandwiches a freshly toasted, golden-brown marshmallow and a square of milk chocolate between two crisp graham crackers.
What is a S'more?
400
In 1958, the Wham-O toy company sparked an international craze with these brightly colored plastic rings that kids and adults kept spinning around their waists and hips.
What is a Hula Hoop?
400
Private investigator Sam Spade matches wits with shady figures and a deceitful femme fatale across San Francisco as they all hunt for an elusive, black enamel, jewel-encrusted bird figurine.
What is The Maltese Falcon?
500
The poetic Old Testament book that contains 150 prayers and songs, making it the longest book in the Bible by chapter count.
What is Psalms?
500
Pocket-sized and battery-powered, this mid-1950s tech marvel freed rock and roll from bulky living-room consoles so teens could carry the latest Top 40 hits right to the beach or ballpark.
What is a transistor radio?
500
"Taste the Rainbow" is the motto of these chewy, bite-sized fruit drops coated in a hard shell, each stamped with a small white letter "S."
What are Skittles?
500
Popularized in the 1950s by teenagers dancing in school gymnasiums, this high-energy dance party required teens to kick off their hard-soled shoes to protect the varnished wood floors.
What is a sock hop?
500
Billy Wilder's dark Hollywood satire opens with a young screenwriter floating face-down in a swimming pool after getting entangled with forgotten, reclusive silent-screen star Norma Desmond.
What is Sunset Boulevard?
