IN THE BATHROOM
1988 MOVIES
THE 4th MONTH
NAME THE STATE
1960s POP CULTURE
200

This long-handled tool is used to scrub your back while in the shower or tub.

loofah or back brush

200

Dustin Hoffman plays an "excellent driver" and a math whiz in this Best Picture winner.

Rain Man

200

April showers" are famously said to bring these May gifts.


Flowers

200

This "Evergreen State" is the only one named after a U.S. President.


WA

200

This 1969 music festival in New York became the defining moment of the "hippie" generation.

WoodStock 

400

Often kept in a glass jar, these small sticks with cotton on both ends are used for detail cleaning or makeup.

Q-Tips

400

In this film, Tom Hanks plays a child who wakes up in a 30-year-old’s body after making a wish.

BIG

400

Celebrated on April 22nd, this day encourages people to plant trees and pick up litter.

Earth Day

400

This state was the site of the first successful airplane flight by the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk.

NC

400

This dance craze, popularized by Chubby Checker in 1960, had everyone rotating their hips.

The Twist

600

This essential was famously hoarded during the early days of 2020.

Toilet Paper

600

Bruce Willis spends Christmas Eve fighting "bad guys" in a skyscraper in this action hit.

Die Hard

600

In the U.S., this "certainty" of life (along with death) has a filing deadline of April 15th.

Taxes

600

Known as the "Beehive State," it was founded by Mormon pioneers in the mid-19th century.

UT

600

This pop artist famously painted 32 canvases of Campbell's Soup Cans in 1962.

Andy Warhol

800

This bathroom fixture, often found next to the toilet in European homes, is used for personal washing.

Bidet

800

This Eddie Murphy comedy features a prince from the fictional African nation of Zamunda searching for a bride in Queens.

Coming To America 

800

April 15th is also known as "this" Day in Major League Baseball, honoring the man who broke the color barrier in 1947.

Jackie Robinson Day

800

This "Volunteer State" is home to the Grand Ole Opry and the Great Smoky Mountains.

TN

800

This iconic doll’s younger sister, "Skipper," was introduced by Mattel in 1964.

Barbie 

1000

In plumbing, this U-shaped pipe under the sink traps a small amount of water to prevent sewer gases from entering the home

P-Trap

1000

This "deadly" high school dark comedy featured Winona Ryder and a trio of popular girls all with the same first name.


Heathers

1000

In 1986, a major nuclear accident occurred on April 26th at this power plant in the Soviet Union.

Chernobyl

1000

This New England state is the only one in the U.S. that borders exactly one other state.

ME

1000

This 1968 sci-fi film directed by Stanley Kubrick featured a sentient, murderous computer named HAL 9000.

 2001: A Space Odyssey

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