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1
What made the 1990s
Magic Eye
books unique and popular among readers?
They contained glow-in-the-dark ink that revealed secret messages at night.
They included pop-up scenes from famous 90s cartoons like Rugrats and Doug.
They had 3D images hidden within patterned pages when viewed correctly.
They were scratch-and-sniff books that featured popular 90s candy scents.
2
POGS was a popular 90s game. What was the main goal when playing a game of POGS?
Stack all the POGS into a tower.
Flip over the most POGS using a slammer.
Trade all your POGS before time runs out.
Collect the most slammers (heavy POG discs).
3
This is a credit card imprinter, that had many nicknames. Which one is NOT a nickname?
Card-cruncher
Click-clack machine
Knuckle buster
Zip-zap machine
4
The 'Palm Pilot' was a calendar, address book, to-do list, & note-taker. It paved the way for Smartphones and tablets.
False
True
5
This poster teaches the actions to what famous 90s dance song?
'Achey Breaky Heart' by Billy Ray Cyrus
'Vogue' by Madonna
'Electric Slide' by Ric Silver
'The Macarena' by Los del Rio
6
The ty Princess Beanie Baby is the most expensive Beanie Baby to come out of the 90s. How much is it worth today?
$1 000 000
$100 000
$10 000
$10 000 000
7
Name this popular 90s shoe that was known for its yellow stitching and was part of the 90s grunge movement.
Dr. Martens
Grindstone Boots
Dr. Kix
Rebel Strides
8
This graffiti-style symbol was popular among 90s kids, who drew it on school notebooks, which got it banned from schools
True
False
9
A 'trapper-keeper' was emergency laptop cooling pouch that help disperse heat during long computer sessions.
False
True
10
The 'Goosebumps' series of books was written in the 90s and the author R.L. Stine finds some of the books too scary.
False
True
11
This robot dog, 'Poo-chi' was used by kids in the 90s to help them do their homework.
True
False
12
Chain wallets were made popular in the 90s by hip-hop artists and the grunge movement. What was their original purpose?
Use by motorcylists to keep their wallets from falling out during tricks.
To keep wild squirrels from stealing your wallet at roadside pit stops.
To signal other bikers by jingling the chain in a specific rhythm.
To measure fuel levels by dipping the chain into the gas tank.
13
Which of the following statements is TRUE about Clearly Canadian, the popular 90s sparkling water brand?
It was a trendy, natural and sophisticated alternative to soda in the 90s.
The first sparkling water to be sold in glass bottles anywhere in the world
It disappeared completely after the 90s and was never brought back.
It was originally flavored with stevia and advertised as a gluten free.
14
This small egg-shaped device called a Tamagotchi required kids to feed, clean and play with a virtual pet.
False
True
15
This fashion accessory, called 'Snap Bracelets' were banned from schools in the 90s due to injuries.
FALSE
TRUE
16
What was this used for in the 90s?
Fortune telling.
A measurement tool for medicine.
The final pool ball that must be potted to win the game.
Security camera placed at front doors.
17
What 90s add slogan came from this famous commercial, that aimed to up milk consumption?
"Milk. It matters."
"Milk happens."
"Got Milk?"
"Need milk?"
18
Name the toy used to make glowing pictures by punching coloured plastic pegs through black paper, making a lit design.
LiteBrite
SparkBoard
LumaPop
GloSketch
19
The 'Koosh Ball' was created by a dad who noticed....
that he had too many rubber bands at his house.
all his kids' toys were boring.
his kids kept getting hurt when playing with other types of sports balls.
his kids couldn't master playing catch.
20
Most popular jacket in the 90s was the 'Starter Jacket'- a puffy stuffed nylon parka with a half-zipper and front pouch.
False
True
