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This iconic 1990s teen drama featured the fictional West Beverly High and a zip code that became a global pop culture shorthand.

What is Beverly Hills 90210

100

It is the largest ocean on Earth, covering more area than all of the globe's landmasses combined.

What is the Pacific Ocean

100

In 1991, this grunge anthem by Nirvana blew up overnight, effectively ending the era of '80s hair metal.

What is "Smells Like Teen Spirit"

100

More than 50 million people tuned in to the 1998 finale of this sitcom to watch Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer end up in a prison cell.

What is Seinfeld

100

Before streaming playlists, you carried your music in your pocket using this iconic, portable Sony cassette player.

What is a walkman

200

This 1990s sci-fi phenomenon paired FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully as they investigated paranormal phenomena and government cover-ups.

What is The X Files

200

Paris hosted the Summer Olympic Games, famously holding a floating opening ceremony along this river.

What is the Seine

200

In 1999, the world desperately tried to figure out if it was a "baggy trousers" or "Bayside Boys" remix that kept this Spanish dance track at #1 for 14 weeks.

What is the "Macarena"

200

Millions of people stayed up late on Sunday nights in 1990 just to find out the answer to this 4-word mystery surrounding a homecoming queen.

Who Killed Laura Palmer

200

If you wanted to rent a movie on a Friday night in the '90s, you headed to this blue-and-yellow video store chain and you made sure to "be kind, rewind."

What is Blockbuster

300

More than 50 million people tuned in to the 1998 finale of this sitcom to watch Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer end up in a prison cell.

What is Seinfeld

300

Spanning six time zones and bordering three oceans, this massive nation is the second-largest country in the world by total land area, right behind Russia.



What is Canada

300

He famously sang, "A little bit of Monica in my life, a little bit of Erica by my side," in his 1999 global smash "Mambo No. 5."

Who is Lou Bega

300

Long before social media, this digital keychain pet from Japan died constantly if you forgot to "feed" or "clean" it.

What is a Tamagotchi

300

Complete with a classic, wood-paneled in-store restaurant called "The Skillet," this beloved Canadian department store chain was a 1990s mall staple where you could browse cassettes, buy affordable clothes, and greet its giant, friendly teddy bear mascot, Zeddy.

What is Zellers

400

Played by Sarah Michelle Gellar, this high school cheerleader spent seven seasons balancing teenage drama with dusting vampires in Sunnydale.

Who is Buffy Summers 

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

400

This South American country is home to the vast majority of the Amazon Rainforest, often called the "Lungs of the World".

What is Brazil

400

Before hitting it big solo, this iconic No Doubt frontwoman was singing ska-punk hits like "Don't Speak" and "Just a Girl."

Who is Gwen Stefani

400

Before making blockbusters like Barbie, she played the brutally honest teen counselor Angela Chase on the short-lived 1994 cult classic My So-Called Life.

Who is Claire Danes

400

A staple of Canadian malls in the '80s and '90s, this neon glowing, electronics filled sanctuary was the ultimate place to burn your allowance buying cassettes, VHS tapes, or blank floppy discs.

What is Radio Shack

500

Premiering in the summer of 2000, this groundbreaking reality TV competition took North America by storm; though Canadians weren't legally allowed to compete on it for the first 19 years.

What is Survivor

500

Though often thought of as an independent country because it has its own flag, this massive, icy island is actually an autonomous territory of Denmark.

What is Greenland

500

This multi-platinum Ontario alt-rock band spent the late '90s telling us "If I Had $1,000,000" and singing about "One Week."

Who are the Barenaked Ladies

500

Invented by two Canadian journalists in 1979, this iconic board game had millions of '80s and '90s players obsessively trying to collect six plastic "pies" or "wedges."

What is Trivial Pursuit

500

This neon-hued fruit beverage came in a glass bottle with a caps-under-the-rim game and went totally viral in the '90s with flavors like "Snapple Elements."

What is SoBe