90's Tech
This picture-editing software was developed in the late ’80s by the Knoll brothers, who sold the rights to Adobe in 1995.
Photoshop
Interestingly, the original software often required more memory than most PCs came with
This is the term for a prolonged dry period in nature.
drought
The drought that caused the Great Plains Dust Bowl lasted nearly a decade, and it couldn’t have happened at a worse time—during the Great Depression.
What is the name of the game where the players must toss a bean bag at a raised wooden platform with a hole in it?
Cornhole Cincinnati, Ohio, is the cornhole capital of the world. Cornhole has become so popular that there is even an American Cornhole Association. Their events have been featured on ESPN
In 1969, restauranteur Dave Thomas opened the first of this hamburger chain, which he named after his red-haired, pigtail-wearing daughter.
Wendy’s
Though Thomas had five children, he felt that the name Wendy’s suited his business best and named the restaurant after her.
These pans must be seasoned and are passed down from generation to generation.
cast iron pans
These oldies-but-goodies are as essential in today’s kitchen as they were in our ancestors’ kitchens. They’re indestructible, and when seasoned properly, their nonstick surface cooks perfectly
What is the name of the game that uses two jump ropes turned in an eggbeater fashion while participants jump inside them?
Double Dutch
This sport dates to ancient Phoenician, Egyptian, and Chinese ropemakers.
This company released its video game console the N64 in 1996.
Nintendo
It was named Machine of the Year by Time magazine in 1996
This is the term for decomposing plants and animals that are used as an energy source.
fossil fuels
Coal, oil, and natural gas are fossil fuels. Sun and wind are renewable sources at.
What is the name for the seasoned liquid used to soak meats prior to cooking?
Marinade
Although they have come a long way, originally marinades were nothing more than salt water used to preserve the meat or fish that was going to be served.
In 1968, this two-pattied McDonald’s hamburger was first introduced and sold for 49 cents.
Big Mac
The Big Mac was developed by Jim Delligatti, who owned several McDonald’s franchises around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
This machine uses an electron tube called a magnetron. The magnetron causes the water molecules in food to vibrate, which heats it.
microwave oven (or microwave)
Today’s smart microwaves are preprogrammed to cook many foods with a single touch of a button.
Princess Diana and Winston Churchill have this name in common.
Spencer
Before she was Diana, Princess of Wales, her full name was Lady Diana Spencer, and Winston Churchill’s full name was Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill. Princess Diana was related to Churchill, Humphrey Bogart, Louisa May Alcott, Rudolph Valentino, and Audrey Hepburn. She was also King Charles’ seventh cousin.
In 1996, toymaker Tyco introduced a laughing “Tickle Me” version of this beloved red Sesame Street character.
Elmo
The Tickle Me Elmo was the brainchild of toymaker Ron Dubren and engineer Greg Hyman.
These wild, cat-like creatures have the highest incidence of rabies.
raccoons
Skunks, bats, and foxes are other species of wildlife that often become infected.
What popular jam-like condiment found at barbecues often consists of chopped pickles?
Relish
Although many typically think of relish being synonymous with pickles, a relish is considered a preserved condiment made from chopped fruits or vegetables
In 1966, this brand introduced its instant oatmeal.
Quaker
The instant oatmeal in 1966 was plain, and it was not until 1970 that the brand released the first flavored instant oats, maple and brown sugar.
Aficionados of Chinese and other Asian foods must have this pan.
Wok
Woks have expanded its use to include one-pan meals, soups, and more.
Name the movie with this quote:
“He is afraid. He is alone. He is three million light-years from home.”
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
The movie was so popular when it was released that it had a theatrical run of over one year.
Created in 1995, this item quickly began replacing videotapes as the preferred format for home movie watching
DVD
A double-sided DVD can hold over 10 times the data that a CD can store
This is the most prevalent blood type in the world.
O positive
O negative is considered the universal blood donor type, and while not ideal, it can be used on anyone in a medical emergency
In what game do you attempt to roll a colored ball as close as possible to a smaller white ball on the other side of the court?
Bocce
The game of bocce dates back to ancient Rome. Today, professional bocce competitions are held worldwide.
This bright green sour-apple variety was first imported to the United States from New Zealand in 1960.
Granny Smith apple
The apples are named for Maria Smith, who first discovered the tart green apples growing on her property
This slicer guarantees uniform thickness.
mandoline
You must be careful when using it. It’s best to wear a cut-resistant glove and work at a moderate pace, regardless of how competent you are in using this gadget.
In 1960, a man named Edward Asselbergs developed a process for making an instant version of this side dish
mashed potatoes
Asselbergs hoped the instant potato flakes could be used to combat malnutrition and to provide soldiers with a quick and filling meal option.
In the early ’90s, Tim BernersLee created the first of these internet access programs, which now include Google Chrome, Firefox, and more.
browsers
Berners-Lee first created Nexus, or the WorldWideWeb browser, while working at CERN.
This thick dairy ingredient is used in French food to thicken sauces and soups and as a dessert topping
crème fraîche
Crème fraîche has a 30 percent fat content, while sour cream has a 20 percent fat content. The higher fat content makes crème fraîche richer and creamier, and it’s also less tangy than sour cream.
In what game do two teams use their hands to hit a ball back and forth over a net?
Volleyball
The inventor of volleyball, William George Morgan, was friends with the man who invented basketball and wanted to create a game of his own. The original game of volleyball consisted of a soccer ball and a badminton ne
In 1960, the Dole Foods Company was founded in this state. Dole’s main product was the pineapple
Hawaii
Dole Foods took over the Hawaiian Pineapple Company and continues to produce pineapple and other fruit products to this day
If you’ve had it with trying to remove bread, cake, etc., from bakeware without leaving any behind, try one made of this flexible substance.
silicone
To avoid spilling the contents, place the silicone pan on a baking tray before filling it and leave it on the tray while baking.
What popular backyard barbecue game is played using rackets to hit a shuttlecock across a net?
Badminton
The game of badminton that we know today began in 1870, when British officers brought back a similar game from India.