Aging Basics
Famous Older Figures
Health & Aging
History & Generations
Fun & Lifestyle
100

This is the term for getting older over time.

What is aging?

100

This U.S. president was the oldest person elected president at age 78.

Who is Joe Biden?

100

 This is a common age-related loss of bone strength.

What is osteoporosis?

100

This generation fought in World War II.

What is the Greatest Generation?

100

 This is a popular activity in retirement communities involving cards and tables.

What is bingo?

200

People aged 65 and older are often referred to as this group.

What are seniors?

200

This civil rights leader was still active in public life into old age and became South Africa’s president.

Who is Nelson Mandela?

200

This condition affects memory and is more common in older adults.

 What is Alzheimer’s disease?

200

This term refers to people born roughly 1946–1964.

Who are baby boomers?

200

This low-impact sport uses lightweight paddles and a perforated ball and is popular with older adults.

What is pickleball?

300

 This is the process of leaving work permanently after a long career.

What is retirement?

300

This famous naturalist is known for wildlife documentaries and is still active at age 99.

Who is David Attenborough?

300

This nutrient is especially important for maintaining bone health in seniors.

What is calcium?

300

 This major invention changed communication for older generations during their lifetime (landline → mobile).

What is the telephone/mobile phone?

300

This outdoor game, often played on grass or sand, involves tossing weighted balls toward a target ball.

What is bocce?

400

This term refers to discrimination based on age.

What is ageism?

400

 This artist painted “The Starry Night” and struggled with mental health later in life.

Who is Vincent van Gogh?

400

This term describes the progressive loss of muscle mass and strength with age.

What is sarcopenia?

400

 This decade is often associated with major cultural change and older adults today growing up.

What are the 1960s?

400

This card game is often recommended for keeping the mind sharp and is played in pairs with a partner.

What is bridge?

500

This word describes medical care focused on older adults.

What is geriatrics?

500

This U.S. Supreme Court Justice was known for continuing her work into her late 80s and early 90s.

Who is Ruth Bader Ginsburg?

500

The body system primarily responsible for wrinkles and age spots.

 What is the integumentary system?

500

This global event in 2020 significantly affected older adults worldwide.

What is the Covid-19 pandemic?

500

Many older adults enjoy this game that uses lettered tiles to form words on a grid.

What is Scrabble?

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