Meme History
Internet Slang
Party Vocabulary
Party Traditions Around the World
Guess the Meme
100
What is the somewhat-logical term for the internet prank and meme in which an unexpected appearance of the music video for the 1987 Rick Astley song "Never Gonna Give You Up" is "planted" into an unrelated link? The meme's popularity dates back to 2008.
Rickrolling
100
What does “LOL” stand for?
Laugh Out Loud
100
What is a surprise party held for someone returning home from a trip or a long absence called?
Welcome Home Party
100
In which country do people celebrate a holiday called "Bonfire Night" by lighting bonfires and setting off fireworks on November 5th?
United Kingdom
100
This meme features a frog sipping tea with the caption “But that’s none of my business.”
Kermit the Frog
200
There's an extremely popular and durable meme which features two superheroes pointing at each other. This image comes from episode 19b from a 1967 episode of animated television. Who is the hero in this popular meme?
Spiderman
200
What does “BRB” mean?
Be Right Back
200
What do you call a party thrown for someone who is about to leave a job or place?
Farewell Party
200
In which country do people throw colored powder and water at each other during the spring festival?
India
200
This meme shows a child with a clenched fist and a determined expression
Success Kid
300
Which website is known as the birthplace of many internet memes?
300
What is the meaning of “FOMO”?
Fear Of Missing Out
300
What is the term for a large, formal party or reception held to honor a special guest or occasion?
Gala
300
In which country is the “La Tomatina” festival held, where participants throw tomatoes at each other?
Spain
300
This meme involves an elderly lady with white hair, glasses, and a surprised expression, often used to express confusion or surprise.
Confused Grandma 
400
Which internet meme originated from a scene in the 2004 film "Downfall" and features a character's rant being humorously subtitled to react to various pop culture events?
Hitler Rant Parodies (also known as "Hitler Reacts" or "Downfall Parodies")
400
What does “TBH” stand for?
To Be Honest
400
What is the term for a celebration held in the evening, often involving dinner and entertainment?
Soiree
400
Which country celebrates the Lunar New Year with a festival that includes dragon dances, lanterns, and firecrackers?
China
400
This meme features a picture of a popular children's character who is known for his wide, open mouth and simplistic design, often used to express joy or excitement.
500
What 1996 viral internet phenomenon involved a dancing alien set to a catchy tune?
The Dancing Baby (also known as Baby Cha-Cha-Cha) 
500
What does “SMH” mean?
Shaking My Head
500
What term describes a festive gathering where everyone brings a bottle of wine to share and taste?
Wine Tasting Party
500
In which country do people celebrate "Midsummer" by dancing around a maypole and eating herring and potatoes?
Sweden
500
This meme is an image of a man in a red sweater at a town hall debate, who later became famous for his calm demeanor and was turned into a symbol of likable and relatable people.
Smug Kid