The 90s
Common Idioms
Two Truths & a Lie
Name the Soda
Referee’s Nightmare ⚽🟨
400

This 1997 film became the highest-grossing movie of all time at the time of its release and featured the doomed romance of Jack and Rose.

What is Titanic?

400

If someone reveals a secret accidentally, they have done this to the "cat."

What is let the cat out of the bag?

400

About the Eiffel Tower:

  1. It was originally built for a world's fair.
  2. It can grow taller in hot weather.
  3. It was designed by Leonardo da Vinci.

What is the lie? It was designed by Leonardo da Vinci.


400

This citrus-flavored soda was introduced by Coca-Cola in 1940 and is known for its bright orange color.


What is Fanta?


400

A referee sees a defender deliberately handle the ball to stop a clear scoring opportunity. The punishment is not just a free kick, but this card as well.

What is a red card?

800

This handheld gaming device released in 1989 became a '90s phenomenon with games like Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue.


What is the Game Boy?


800

This phrase meaning "to reveal your true intentions" involves showing what is hidden up your sleeve.

What is show your cards?

800

About the human body:

  1. The heart pumps blood throughout the body.
  2. Humans have 206 bones as adults.
  3. The liver is the largest organ in the body.


What is the lie? The liver is not the largest organ, the skin is.


800

This cola brand's famous advertising mascot once appeared as a polar bear.

What is Coca-Cola?

800

A striker scores, but the assistant referee raises the flag because the player was beyond the second-to-last defender when the pass was made. The referee must call this.

What is offside?

1200

This NBC sitcom about four single friends in New York introduced the world to the phrase "yada yada yada."

What is Seinfeld?

1200

Someone who is "barking up the wrong tree" is doing this.

What is pursuing the wrong idea or blaming the wrong person?


1200

About famous companies:

  1. Google was originally called BackRub.
  2. Nike was named after a Greek goddess.
  3. Apple was founded before Microsoft.



What is the lie? Microsoft was founded before Apple.

1200

This soda, created in 1898, shares its name with a medical term related to digestion.

What is Pepsi?

1200

A player receives a yellow card for taking too long during a restart by doing this common tactic.

What is time wasting?

1600

This 1994 Disney film featured a young lion named Simba and songs written by Elton John and Tim Rice.

What is The Lion King?


1600

This phrase meaning "to accept the consequences of your actions" involves eating a particular vegetable.


What is eat your words?


1600

About animals:

  1. Octopuses have three hearts.
  2. Sharks are mammals.
  3. A group of flamingos is called a flamboyance.

What is the lie? Sharks are not mammals.

1600

This discontinued 1990s Pepsi product combined cola flavor with a citrus twist and became a cult favorite among soda fans after its return in limited releases.

What is Pepsi Blue?

1600

A referee points to the spot after a defender clips an attacker inside the penalty area. The referee has awarded this.


What is a penalty kick?

2000

This 1999 teen drama film starring Julia Stiles and Heath Ledger was loosely based on Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.

What is 10 Things I Hate About You?

2000

This phrase describes a problem that appears simple but has many hidden complications.

What is "the tip of the iceberg."

2000

About space:

  1. A day on Venus is longer than a year on Venus.
  2. The footprints left on the moon could last millions of years.
  3. The sun is a planet.

What is the lie? The sun is a star.

2000

This soda, originally created in 1885 by pharmacist Charles Alderton, predates Coca-Cola and is known for having a blend of 23 flavors.

What is Dr Pepper?


2000

A goalkeeper comes outside the penalty area and intentionally handles the ball to stop a breakaway. The referee sends them off for this offense.

What is denying an obvious goal-scoring opportunity (DOGSO)?

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