Pop Culture Trivia
Pop culture trivia on the things everyone talks about. Quizzes cover the toys, brands, slogans and fads of the '70s, '80s, '90s and Y2K, theme parks, cars, card games and chess, urban legends, superstitions and the British royal family.
Gamers have their own quizzes, from arcade classics to Minecraft.
Video Game Trivia
ProPop CultureVideo GamesPlumbers, hedgehogs and the consoles that started it all
ProPop CultureSuper MarioLet's-a go! Mushrooms, stars and Bowser
ProPop CultureMinecraft, Fortnite & RobloxMine, build, drop in and dance
ProPop CultureNintendoFrom card maker to console giant
ProPop CulturePlayStation & XboxConsole wars, controllers and red rings
ProPop CultureArcade ClassicsInsert coin: ghosts, aliens and barrels
ProPop CultureThe Legend of ZeldaGrab the Master Sword and save Hyrule
ProMovies & TVPokémonGames, cards, the anime and a lot of Poké BallsMore Pop Culture Trivia
ProPop Culture80s & 90s NostalgiaToys, fads, and pop hits from the 80s and 90s
ProPop CultureToys & Board GamesFrom Monopoly money to Silly Putty eggs
ProPop CultureBrands, Mascots & SlogansMascots, logos and slogans you can't unhear
ProPop CultureUrban Legends & HoaxesSewer gators, fake fairies and things that go bump
ProPop CultureTheme Parks & Roller CoastersCastles, coasters and the happiest trivia on Earth
ProPop CultureY2K & 2000s NostalgiaFlip phones, Top 8s and velour tracksuits
ProPop CultureSuperstitionsKnock on wood and don't walk under that ladder
ProPop CultureZodiac & AstrologyRams, twins, scorpions and the Year of the Dragon
ProPop CultureCars & Car CultureMuscle cars, movie cars and legendary flops
ProPop CultureThe Groovy 70sDisco balls, Pet Rocks and gas lines
ProPop CultureThe British Royal FamilyCrowns, corgis and palace intrigue
ProPop CultureCard Games & PokerShuffle up, deal, and don't go bust
ProPop CultureBirthdaysCandles, cake, wishes and traditions worldwide
ProPop CultureChessCheckmates, champions and The Queen's Gambit
ProPop CultureBritish TraditionsBonfires, pancakes, crackers and the PromsPop Culture Trivia Questions
Which 1990s keychain toy from Japan was a digital pet you had to feed and care for?
Tamagotchi
Bandai launched Tamagotchi in Japan in 1996; the name blends 'tamago,' Japanese for egg, with 'watch.'
From the 80s & 90s Nostalgia quiz
Which Nintendo hero wears a red cap with a big letter M on it?
Mario
In his 1981 debut, Mario was a carpenter, not a plumber. He became a plumber in 1983's Mario Bros.
From the Video Games quiz
What is the name of Mario's taller brother, who dresses in green?
Luigi
Luigi got his first starring game, Luigi's Mansion, as a GameCube launch title in 2001.
From the Super Mario quiz
Which toy company introduced the Barbie doll in 1959?
Mattel
Co-founder Ruth Handler named Barbie after her daughter, Barbara, and Ken after her son.
From the Toys & Board Games quiz
Which battery brand's pink drumming bunny keeps going and going?
Energizer
The Energizer Bunny debuted in 1989 as a parody of Duracell ads that featured a team of drumming bunnies.
From the Brands, Mascots & Slogans quiz
Which ghost is said to appear if you chant her name into a mirror in a dark room?
Bloody Mary
The sleepover dare comes in many versions, calling her name three, seven or even 13 times.
From the Urban Legends & Hoaxes quiz
