The Kardashions
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Gen Z Slang
100

This reality TV show that premiered in 2007 launched the Kardashian family into global fame.

What is Keeping Up with the Kardashians?

100

This country is famous for the Eiffel Tower and is known for its wine, cheese, and fashion.

What is France.

100

This classic denim style from the 1990s made a major comeback in the 2020s, replacing skinny jeans in many closets.

What are Mom Jeans?

100

This popular Italian dish consists of flat noodles layered with sauce, cheese, and often meat.

What is lasagna?

100

This term means something is extremely good, impressive, or exciting.

What is “fire”?

200

She founded the beauty brand KKW Beauty and was once married to rapper Kanye West.

Who is Kim Kardashian?

200

The Danube River flows through this capital city, which is also the largest city in its country.

What is Hungary (Budapest)?

200

Once a symbol of 1970s counterculture, this flared pant style has reappeared on modern runways and social media feeds.

What are bell-bottoms?

200

This fruit keeps the doctor away, according to a well-known English proverb.

What is an apple?

200

If someone says “no cap,” they are emphasizing that they are doing this.

What is telling the truth?

300

This youngest Jenner became a billionaire largely due to the success of Kylie Cosmetics.

Who is Kylie Kardashian?

300

This European country is made up of thousands of islands and is considered the birthplace of democracy.

What is Greese

300

This early-2000s trend, often paired with low-rise jeans and popularized by pop stars, has resurfaced among Gen Z.

What are crop tops?

300

Traditionally made with rice, vinegar, and raw fish, this Japanese food has become popular worldwide.

What is sushi?

300

This slang term describes a person who is unbothered, confident, and effortlessly cool.

What is "based"?

400

This Kardashian sister was the first to have a child, welcoming daughter Mason in 2009.

Who is Kourtney Kardashian?

400

This European nation remained neutral during World War II and is home to the International Red Cross.

What is Switzerland?

400

Originally worn by European aristocracy in the 17th century, this footwear style has been modernized by luxury brands and streetwear alike.

What are platform shoes?

400

This French term refers to vegetables cut into long, thin strips often used in stir-fries and salads.

What is julienne?

400

To “catch these,” according to Gen Z slang, is to receive physical retaliation.

What are “hands”?

500

Before becoming Caitlyn Jenner, this Olympic gold medalist won the decathlon at the 1976 Summer Olympics.

Who is Bruse Jenner?

500

This country has borders with both Spain and Germany, yet has no coastline.

What is Andorra?


500

This fashion cycle theory explains why trends from roughly 20–30 years ago frequently reappear in modern style.

What is the fashion cycle?

500

This chemical reaction causes browning in foods like bread crusts and seared meat, creating complex flavors.

What is the Maillard reaction?

500

This phrase refers to deliberately ignoring someone online or in person, often to assert dominance or disinterest.

What is “ghosting”?


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