Pop Culture Of Late '50s And Early '60s Quiz

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1. Who's favorite saying was "Yabba Dabba Do"?

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Fred Flintstone's famous catchphrase was "Yabba Dabba Do." Fred Flintstone was the main character in the animated family friendly show "The Flintstones." The show, a "Honeymooners"-esque show of a romanticized Stone Age following the lives and adventures of the titular family, neighbors, and friends, ran from 1960 until 1966.

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Let's see how much you know about the late '50s and early '60s pop culture with this quiz created on a pop culture theme. If you are a... see moretrue fan of pop culture, then it is highly possible that you must know about the pop culture of that time. Just play this wonderful quiz and test your knowledge of pop culture. Do your best and try to score as much as you can. Best of luck to you with this! see less

2. Which was NOT dance in the '50s/'60s?

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The question asks which dance was NOT popular in the '50s/'60s. The Twist, The Mashed Potato, and The Pony were all popular dances during that time period. However, The Creep was not a popular dance in the '50s/'60s, making it the correct answer.

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3. What comedic television show starred Lucille Ball from 1951 until 1957?

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Lucille Ball, alongside her husband Desi Arnaz, starred in the whacky and hilarious show "I Love Lucy," one of the most successful comedy shows ever aired.

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4. What movie, starring Jack Lemmon, won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 1960?

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The movie starring Jack Lemmon that won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 1960 is "The Apartment." "The Apartment" is an American romantic comedy-drama film directed by Billy Wilder and starring Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine. The film follows the story of C.C. Baxter, played by Jack Lemmon, who works in a large New York insurance company. Baxter lends his apartment to his superiors for their extramarital affairs in the hope of advancing his career.

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5. Name this 1957 automobile...

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Studebaker is the correct answer because it was a well-known automobile brand in 1957. Pontiac, Buick, and Oldsmobile were also popular car brands during that time, but Studebaker was a distinct brand known for its unique designs and innovative features. Therefore, Studebaker is the most likely option for the given question.

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6. Who won the 1959 World Series of Baseball?

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LA Dodgers defeated the Chicago White Sox 4 games to 2.

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7. How much did a first-class stamp cost in 1960?

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In 1960, a first-class stamp cost $0.04.

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8. What's the name of this 1960s singing group?

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left to right ~
Desi Arnaz, Jr, Billy Hinsche & Dean Paul Martin,

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9. Which of these toys/games did NOT appear in 1960?

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The Frisbee from Wham-O was introduced in 1957.

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10. The song  "Quiet Village" was recorded with the exotic sounds of which group?

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Martin Denny is the correct answer because he was a musician known for popularizing the exotica genre in the 1950s and 1960s. "Quiet Village" is one of his most famous songs, featuring a blend of tropical and Polynesian sounds. Denny's unique style incorporated instruments like vibraphones, bird calls, and bongos to create a lush and atmospheric musical experience. His recordings often transported listeners to faraway places, making him a pioneer in creating an exotic and immersive musical experience.

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Who's favorite saying was "Yabba Dabba Do"?
Which was NOT dance in the '50s/'60s?
What comedic television show starred Lucille Ball from 1951 until...
What movie, starring Jack Lemmon, won the Academy Award for Best...
Name this 1957 automobile...
Who won the 1959 World Series of Baseball?
How much did a first-class stamp cost in 1960?
What's the name of this 1960s singing group?
Which of these toys/games did NOT appear in 1960?
The song  "Quiet Village" was recorded with the exotic sounds of...
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