Mail Call
Grocery Aisles
Style Evolution
The Sound of Music
Family Fun
100

In the 1960s, a first-class stamp cost about 5 cents, and you bought them in these small, colorful "books" to keep in your desk.

What are stamp booklets?

100

From the 1930s to the 80s, shoppers collected these small stamps at the checkout to trade in for household appliances.

What are S&H Green Stamps?

100

These wide-legged trousers became the definitive fashion statement of the late 1960s and early 70s.

What are bell bottoms?

100

This pocket-sized device, fueled by a 9-volt battery, was the first way teenagers could take their music anywhere in the 1950s.

What is a transistor radio?

100

At its peak in the 1950s, there were 4,000 of these "under the stars" venues where you watched movies from your station wagon.

What is a drive-in theater?

200

 In the world of social media, if you want to send a private note to someone, you are "sliding into" these.

What are DMs (direct messages)?

200

 Instead of walking the aisles, many people today use this app to have a personal shopper pick up and deliver their groceries.

What is Instacart?

200

Fashion trends move fast; these tight-fitting denim pants were the standard for 15 years until "Gen Z" declared them "uncool" in 2021.

What are skinny jeans?

200

These digital "radio shows" on demand—like The Daily or Smartless—are the modern equivalent of 1940s serial programs.

What are podcasts?

200

This modern feature allows friends in different houses to watch the same movie at the same time while chatting in a side window.

What is a Netflix party?

300

While we have email now, this 1860s mail service used young men on horseback to deliver letters across the West.

What was the Pony Express?

300

Swanson introduced these in 1953, allowing families to eat a full turkey dinner in front of the television for the first time.

What are TV dinners?

300

These knee-high, typically white plastic boots were popularized by Nancy Sinatra and the "Mod" fashion movement.

What are go-go boots?

300

For a nickel or a dime, you could select your favorite hit on this glowing, record-playing machine found in every 1950s diner.

What is a jukebox?

300

By wearing a bulky headset like the Meta Quest, you can enter this type of "reality" that isn't actually there.

What is VR (virtual reality)?

400

This AI tool, released in 2022, can write entire letters, essays, or poems for you in seconds.

What is ChatGPT?

400

 Brands like "Impossible" and "Beyond" have created this modern food trend that looks like beef but contains no animal products.

What is plant-based meat?

400

This modern style category involves wearing gym clothes—like yoga pants and hoodies—to work or social events.

What is athleisure?

400

Modern headphones use this feature to block out the sound of airplane engines or noisy surroundings.

What is noise cancellation?

400

This massive online gaming platform allows kids today to build their own worlds, similar to a digital version of LEGOs.

What is Roblox?

500

Long before "Blue Sky" apps, this was the official postal service's WWII experiment with "jet-speed" mail to relieve the volume of mail on transport ships going overseas.

What was V-Mail (or Victory Mail)?

500

This modern grocery store feature allows you to be your own cashier, often resulting in the phrase "unexpected item in bagging area."

What is self-checkout?

500

Companies like Shein and Zara are part of this modern industry known for moving designs from the runway to stores in just weeks.

What is fast fashion?

500

Name all of the Hill students' first names currently in the room for 100 extra points.

Ben, Julian, Michael, Zane, Sawyer, Aiden, Wolf, Eugenio/Mario, Jake, Gabe

500

For 100 extra points, the Hill students on your team need to give the first names of all TRAAC members on their team.

Who are __________________?

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