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80s/90s
100

This British band had a 1982 hit titled Hungry Like the Wolf.


Duran Duran 

100

This 1984 film introduced audiences to the cyborg assassin played by Arnold Schwarzenegger


The Terminator 

100

This toy line featured He-Man, Skeletor and Castle Grayskull.


Masters of the Universe


100

This is the only U.S. state that consists entirely of islands.


Hawaii 

100

This 1980s Nintendo console came packaged with a version of Duck Hunt and a light gun.


Nintendo Entertainment System?


200

Before going solo, this singer was the frontwoman of the band Fleetwood Mac


Stevie Nicks


200

On Cheers, this character was the sarcastic bartender who worked alongside Sam Malone.


Carla Tortelli


200

This dance craze became a huge fad in the late 1970s after appearing in the film Saturday Night Fever


Disco

200

The chemical symbol Ag represents this precious metal.


Silver 

200

This 1994 sitcom featured six friends living in New York City, including Ross, Rachel and Chandler


Friends 

300

Prince wrote and originally recorded this song that became a massive 1983 hit for The Bangles


Manic Monday


300

This 1989 film starring Michael Keaton featured the ghostly title character who could be summoned by saying his name three times.


Beetlejuice 

300

The phrase “Where’s the beef?” became a famous advertising catchphrase for this fast-food chain.


Wendy’s 

300

This river flows through Egypt and is traditionally considered the longest river in Africa.


Africa 

300

This 1991 film starring Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze followed a group of surfers who robbed banks while wearing presidential masks.


Point Break


400

This 1987 album by U2 included the songs “With or Without You” and “Where the Streets Have No Name.”


The Joshua Tree


400

This television series followed FBI agents Mulder and Scully as they investigated paranormal cases.


The X-Files

400

This 1980s video game character became famous for eating pellets and being chased through mazes by ghosts.


Pac-Man 

400

This country has both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans along its borders and is home to the Panama Canal.


Panama 

400

This 1993 blockbuster was set on an island where genetically engineered dinosaurs were brought back to life.


Jurassic Park 

500

This musician’s 1973 album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road included the songs “Candle in the Wind” and “Bennie and the Jets.”


is Elton John


500

In The Shining, Jack Torrance accepts a job as winter caretaker of this isolated Colorado hotel.


Overlook Hotel


500

This 1983 home-video rental company became famous for its blue-and-yellow stores before eventually being crushed by the rise of DVD and streaming.


Blockbuster Video 

500

This ancient civilization developed a writing system known as cuneiform.


Mesopotamia


500

This 1989 Billy Joel song was inspired by the events of a rapidly changing Eastern Europe and included references to the fall of the Berlin Wall.


We Didn’t Start the Fire