Calling all millennials! Think you’ve got what it takes to ace this quiz? Test your knowledge, challenge your friends, and see if you can claim the title of ultimate millennial guru. But be warned: this quiz isn’t for the faint of heart. Are you ready to prove your generational prowess?
1. Where did this come from?
A. It’s the zipper on a jacket.
B. It’s used to dice vegetables.
C. It’s from a can.
D. It’s from an old grenade.
2. These used to be found in every car. What were they for?
A. Powering the radio.
B. Lighting cigarettes.
C. Working the AC.
D. Starting the engine manually.
3. What did these do?
A. Played music.
B. Showed pictures.
C. Were used as Frisbees.
D. Were old-fashioned sunglasses.
4. What would you use this for?
A. To recline in a chair.
B. To loosen a screw.
C. To shift a car into a different gear.
D. To open a window.
5. What’s this?
A. A public 911 telephone.
B. Drive-in speakers.
C. Walkie-talkies.
D. A school intercom system.
6. What were these dividers used for?
A. Public newspapers.
B. Arcade games.
C. Telephones.
D. That’s a men’s room.
7. What did this do?
A. It operated the window wipers.
B. It popped open the gas tank.
C. It popped open the trunk.
D. It brightened the headlights.
8. What are these?
A. Film for a camera.
B. Tiny cellphones.
C. Tape for an audio recorder.
D. A camera battery.
9. And this?
A. A meat tenderizer.
B. An ice cube tray.
C. A Jello cube mold.
D. A radio antenna.
10. What’s this thing?
A. That’s what car batteries looked like.
B. An 8-track player.
C. An old cigarette case holder.
D. That added a scent to the AC air.
11. What’s this?
A. Part of a car door.
B. An old hole-puncher.
C. A credit card reader.
D. A precision paper slicer.
12. What’s this thing?
A. A dish rack.
B. A portable heater.
C. A toaster.
D. A napkin holder.
13. And what’s this thing?
A. A nail remover.
B. A pistachio sheller.
C. A coconut opener.
D. A can opener.
14. What is this?
A. A car key.
B. A can opener.
C. A tongue depressor.
D. An eyelash curler.
15. What’s inside this case?
A. An accordion.
B. A kitchen mixer.
C. An old radio.
D. A sewing machine.
16. What’s the relationship of the first item to the second?
A. Propped up the needle.
B. Removed blemishes from the record.
C. Spun on top of the record.
D. Stopped the record from skipping.
17. What did this do?
A. Turned lights on and off.
B. Controlled the temperature in the house.
C. Controlled the TV.
D. Changed the volume on a record player.
18. What are these?
A. Reusable ice cubes.
B. Magnetic toy blocks.
C. Flashbulbs.
D. Batteries.
19. What’s this?
A. A wind-up food processor.
B. An apple corer.
C. A pineapple corer.
D. A jar opener.
20. And finally…do you know what this is?
A. Measuring tape.
B. Birth control.
C. Cap gun ammo.
D. Candy tape.
Answers
1. It’s from a can
2. Lighting Cigarettes
3. Showed Pictures
4. To open a window
5. Drive-in speakers
6. Telephones
7. It brightened the headlights
8. Film for a camera
9. Ice-cube Tray
10. An 8-track player
11. A credit card reader
12. A toaster
13. Can opener
14. A can opener
15. A sewing machine
16. Stopped the record from skipping
17. Controlled the TV
18. Flashbulbs
19. A jar opener
20. Cap Gun ammo
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