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This popular style of the ’80s gave the wearer lasting curls, though many would note it also comes with a distinctive chemical smell.

What is a perm? The world’s first perm was performed in 1906 by a German hairdresser in London.

100

Home Depot, founded in 1978 by Bernie Marcus and Arthur Blank, is associated with this bright hue.

What is orange? In fact, the hue is so distinctive that it is part of their trademark.

100

An innovation in motoring, the Prius was introduced by this automaker in 1997.

What is Toyota? Although not the first hybrid car, it was the first to be practical for mass production and changed the game for automakers.

100

This artist had the first single to debut at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 list. The hit song was “You Are Not Alone.”

Who is Michael Jackson? The song debuted on September 2, 1995.

100

This is a nickname for New Orleans.

What is “The Big Easy”? Some believe the nickname is intended to show its contrast with New York City, aka “The Big Apple.” NYC is considered a city that never sleeps, with a frenzied, fast-paced lifestyle, while New Orleans claims a more relaxed, laid-back vibe.

100

He has no heart in The Wizard of Oz.

Who is the Tin Man? Before the hit film version, there was a silent version. Oliver Hardy (of Laurel and Hardy) portrays the Tin Man in that version.

200

Named for a messenger boy of old, this short hairstyle was popular with women in the ’60s and ’70s.

What is a pageboy? One of the most iconic pageboys is sported by Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour.

200

This green-and-white branded coffee chain first opened in Seattle’s Pike Place Market.

What is Starbucks? The trademark green was adopted as the brand’s uniform color in 1987.

200

In 1991, Congress passed a law requiring automakers to install these devices on both sides of the front seats of all vehicles.

What are airbags? The act went into effect in 1998 and aimed to protect drivers and passengers.

200

This nation was No. 1 in the world for population in 1970, with a total of 822,534,450 people.

What is China? The ’70s were a period of rapid population growth across the globe.

200

Finish the expression: “Easy come…”

What is “easy go”? The idiom dates to the 1800s, but the similar Chinese expression “quickly come, quickly go” dates to 400 BC.

200

She plays Mary Poppins in the film with the same name.

Who is Julie Andrews? Andrews was pregnant when she was cast, and they waited to start filming until after she gave birth.

400

Named for an Indigenous people of North America, this partially shaved cut with a spiky center strip is associated with punk rock and was popular in the ’90s.

What is a mohawk? The style is seen as rebellious and has a complicated history.

400

This beverage company has used a logo with red-and-white cursive lettering since 1891.

What is Coca-Cola? In 1886, the brand started with a simple, black typeface logo in all caps, a far cry from today’s widely recognized font.

400

Due to emissions concerns, by 1975 all cars were required to have this type of converter.

What is a catalytic converter? Prototypes for this converter date back as far as 19th-century France.

400

Called “The King” of NASCAR for good reason, he won the Premier Series seven times, including five wins in the ’70s.

Who is Richard Petty? Petty’s impressive career included 200 wins.

400

When someone is good-looking, people sometimes say they are easy on these.

What are the eyes? It means they’re aesthetically pleasing. .

400

He is the lead chipmunk in The Chipmunks franchise.

Who is Alvin? Their signature tune is “I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus.”

600

Stemming from military haircuts, this type of fade was popular in the ’80s and ’90s, especially for men.

What is a hi-top fade? The cut was a popular look for hip-hop and R&B artists.

600

This online retail giant is recognized by its black-and-orange logo, part of which resembles a smiley face.

What is Amazon? The company was founded as a bookshop before expanding to sell much more.

600

In 1992, Mauro Del Signore patented an electromagnetic device to assist drivers with this maneuver, even in tight spaces.

What is parking? The electromagnetic parking sensor helps detect obstructions in the path of a parking car.

600

On September 22, 1991, her memoir topped the New York Times Best Sellers list. Many wondered if it would include information on her birth in Hartford or her appearance in The African Queen.

Who is Katharine Hepburn? She titled the memoir simply Me: Stories of My Life.

600

People who sail through life are said to live here.

What is Easy Street? This usually applies to financial matters. Those with no worries about finances live on Easy Street.

600

What musical movie has the song "It's the Hard-Knock Life"?

Annie

800

This shaggy, shoulder-length bob hairstyle is named for a character on the TV show Friends who sported the cut throughout the ’90s.

What is “The Rachel”? It is estimated that around 11 million people have gotten the Rachel haircut since it debuted in 1994.

800

This delivery brand began operating in the 1970s; its easily recognizable logo stands out with purple and orange colors.

What is FedEx (or Federal Express)? It began operations in 1973 in Memphis, Tennessee.

800

In 1987, the Lincoln Town Car became the first to be equipped with this music-playing device.

What is a CD player? The cars were advertised as having concert hall–like sound quality.

800

The No. 1 NFL draft pick in 1978 was this running back, who played for the Houston Oilers and New Orleans Saints.

Who is Earl Campbell? Campbell’s career included five Pro Bowls and 74 touchdowns.

800

This genre of music is sometimes called elevator music.

What is easy listening? When easy-listening music is played in the elevator, it’s often instrumental.

800

Which song from the musical Grease is also a season with the title ____ "nights"?

Summer

1000

Hair clips shaped like these flying insects were a popular accessory for many ’90s hairdos, a trend that seems to be coming back in recent years.

What are butterflies? Butterfly clips of the ’90s were often brightly colored or glittery.

1000

Opened in the early ’90s, Bath & Body Works’ signature colors are pink, white, and this cool shade.

What is blue? The first store opened in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1990.

1000

In 1981, McLaren created the first carbon fiber race car and revolutionized this type of racing.

What is Formula One? The light material took years of development for McLaren and a team of scientists to perfect.

1000

This college’s Wolfpack, led by Coach Valvano, won the 1983 NCAA tournament.

What is North Carolina State? The winning shot, right at the buzzer, was by Lorenzo Charles.

1000

This is Rodney Dangerfield’s “easy” 1983 movie.

What is Easy Money? In Easy Money, Dangerfield plays a gambling addict who could inherit his mother-in-law’s fortune if he can change his ways.

1000

Meryl Streep sings Abba songs in this musical comedy film.

Mamma Mia!

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