The Ultimate Nostalgia Trip: Only Real 80s & 90s Kids Can Get a Perfect Score!
Which 90s trend involved wearing a black, stretchy, plastic necklace that looked like a tattoo?
What was the name of the handheld game that had a red screen and two white knobs?
Which of these was a famous 80s "exercise" video star?
This 90s gadget allowed you to carry 100 songs on a small, square, blue plastic disk.
Which 90s footwear was made of "jelly" plastic and usually left you with blisters?
What was the name of the "pen" that had 10 different colors of ink in one thick barrel?
This 80s toy was a colorful cube with 6 faces that you had to twist to align the colors.
Which drink came in a plastic bottle with a "marble" that you had to pop down to open?
This device allowed you to record TV shows onto a tape so you could watch them later.
Which of these was a popular 90s fashion choice for men, often worn by "grunge" fans?
This 80s/90s toy was a metal strip covered in fabric that "snapped" around your wrist.
What was the name of the "encyclopedia" software that came on a CD-ROM?
These small, colorful, plastic clips were shaped like insects and worn in the hair in the late 90s.
This handheld device told you "You've got mail!" in a friendly male voice.
Which of these was a popular 90s "snack" that came in a roll and was basically pure sugar?
This electronic toy was a "Simon Says" game that flashed four colored lights.
What did you have to do to a VHS tape before returning it to the rental store to avoid a fine?
Which candy came in a plastic dispenser shaped like movie or cartoon characters?
This school supply was a giant multi-subject binder with a Velcro strap and neon patterns.
Which shoe featured a "pump" button on the tongue to inflate the fit?
What was the "Magic 8 Ball" used for in the 80s and 90s?
These 90s collectibles were small cardboard circles that you hit with a heavy "slammer."
What was the name of the plastic "disc" that you threw at people, which then became a competitive sport?
Which 80s/90s hair product was used in massive amounts to keep bangs standing 4 inches high?
Before digital cameras, we had to wait a week to see our photos. Where did we take the film?
What did you call the small, plastic, brightly colored "jewels" that kids used to decorate their bikes?
This toy allowed you to draw on a screen using two knobs, but you had to shake it to erase.
Which of these was the "sound" of the 90s internet connecting?
This fashion accessory was a circle of fabric that held your ponytail and came in every neon color.
Before Google Maps, what giant paper object did your parents keep in the car for road trips?
Which colorful, fuzzy toy "spoke" its own language (Furbish) and would wake up in the middle of the night?
What was the primary way to rent a movie on a Friday night in the 90s?
What was the name of the handheld water game where you pressed buttons to land rings on a plastic peg?
This clear, colorful, and inflatable piece of furniture was a must-have for every 90s bedroom.
Which video game console used "cartridges" that you often had to blow into to make them work?
Before smartphones, how did you "text" a friend a numeric code like "911" or "143" (I Love You)?
What was the purpose of the "Floppy Disk" icon that we still use as a "Save" button today?
This device allowed you to listen to CDs while walking, provided you didn't "shake" it too much.
Which 90s digital pet lived in a small egg-shaped keychain and died if you didn't feed it?
Before streaming, we had to use a pencil to "fix" this object when it got tangled. What is it?
