L10 Jeopardy Time

Decades of Tech

100

This handheld device was the height of 90s business chic before the iPhone killed it.

BlackBerry

200

This social media platform, launched in 2023 by Meta, was designed to rival Twitter (AKA X)

Threads

300

This 4-letter acronym is the "language" of moving images or memes often used in Slack channels.

Gifs

400

In the 80s, you’d use this machine to send a physical copy of a document over a phone line.

Fax Machine

500

To "Save" a document on a PC, the icon is usually a picture of this obsolete storage medium.

Floppy Disk

Snacks Snacks

100

This "colorful" chocolate candy's slogan is "Melts in your mouth, not in your hands.

What are M&Ms

200

If you are eating a "Goldfish" cracker, the slogan tells you that it is "the snack that..." does what?

Smiles Back

300

This cookie brand is the best-selling cookie in the United States since its introduction in 1912.

Oreos

400

This water brand became a cult favorite for its out of the box collaborations featuring celebrities like Steve-O and Martha Stewart

Liquid Death

500

This snack, often found in trail mix, is actually a seed from the fruit of a tree related to poison ivy and mangoes.

Cashew

Pop Off

100

This mockumentary series followed the employees of the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company.

The Office

200

This Apple TV+ thriller features employees who undergo a procedure to keep their work and personal memories completely separate.

Severance

300

This director, known for Inception and Oppenheimer, famously refuses to allow "chairs" on his sets because he believes if people are sitting, they aren’t working.

Christopher Nolan

400

In the early 2010s, this "farm-based" Facebook game had people begging their coworkers for "nails" and "lumber" to build virtual barns.

FarmVille

500

This legendary guitarist famously played the Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock using only his electric guitar and feedback.

Jimi Hendrix

That's Random

100

This is the only fruit that has its seeds on the outside.

Strawberry

200

To "CC" someone on an email stands for this two-word phrase, a relic from the days of physical typewriters.

Carbon Copy

300

This is the only continent on Earth that has no permanent human residents and no time zones.

Antarctica

400

What was the first national park ever established in the United States (in 1872)?

Yellowstone

500

This is the only letter in the alphabet that does not appear in the name of any of the 50 United States.

Q