1. watch television
   play a game
2. cook
   make a phone call

While using dial-up internet, another person could not make a phone call. In order to use the phone, the person on the internet would have to disconnect, allowing the line to be used for the phone call.

1. iPod
   MP3 Players
2. Walkman
   Live

The Walkman was a common way to listen to music on the go. It allowed you to insert a CD into the player so that you could listen to it wherever you went. This could also be done with cassettes before the time of CDs.

1. Microsoft Word
   Google Chrome
2. AIM
   Outlook

AIM's logo was known as "The Running Man." The messenger service was one of the most popular ways to communicate with friends. It was discontinued in 2017.

1. Kinex
   Bop It
2. Lite-Brite
   Pound Puppies

Pound Puppies were a popular toy that expanded into a television show in the late '80s. The puppies even had another chance at having their own television show in 2010.

1. Nintendo 64
   Xbox 360
2. Sega Saturn
   Playstation

Sony introduced the Playstation One in 1995 and was the first of the popular console series. The console proved to be very popular and paved the way for newer consoles to be made.

1. throw it out
   hit it lightly on a table
2. blow into the cartridge
   take it apart

Blowing into a game cartridge could fix a cartridge that didn't work. It cleared the cartridge of dust and was the way most people used to quick-fix a non-functional cartridge.

1. True
2. False

This is true. "Snake" was a very simple game that was included in early mobile phones. As texting was very limited, "Snake" was a great way to pass the time.

1. The Dab
   The Nae Nae
2. The Locomotion
   The Macarena

The Macarena took over the world in the '90s. The song of the same name went to #1 in several countries around the world.

1. Hiroshima
   The Holocaust
2. The Titanic
   Haiti Earthquake

The Titanic tragedy was made into a movie in the '90s. It starred Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet.

1. Digi-dog
   Tamagotchi
2. Byte Bird
   Giga Gator

The Tamagotchi was a digital pet that you could take anywhere and interact with your friends. The toy originated in Japan in 1996 and quickly became very popular.

1. Blockbuster
   Home Depot
2. McDonald's
   7-11

Back when renting movies was one of the only options you had, Blockbuster was the place to go. You would rent a movie, watch it, and return it to the store.

1. Disney
   Cartoon Network
2. A&E
   Nickelodeon

Nickelodeon is famous for sliming people on their television shows and at the Kids Choice Awards. They did this by dumping slime on their target.

1. "That's So Raven"
   "Hannah Montana"
2. "Phil of the Future"
   "Lizzie McGuire"

"Lizzie McGuire" had a cartoon version of herself that appeared in small skits throughout each episode. The character usually communicated Lizzie's inner thoughts in a comedic way.

1. Spice Girls
   All Saints
2. TLC
   Destiny's Child

Destiny's Child broke up in 2006, nine years after their start. The band consisted of Beyonce Knowles, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams.

1. VHS
   Blu-ray
2. Projector
   The Internet

To watch a movie in the '90s, you would need to pull out a VHS and a VCR player. The DVD wasn't officially used or available until the late '90s.

1. Google
   Twitter
2. Instagram
   MySpace

MySpace was a very popular website that was around before Facebook became available to everyone. Kids on MySpace have fond memories of customizing their profiles to express themselves.

1. "Ghosthunters"
   "Ghoul"
2. "Extreme Ghostbusters"
   "The Original Ghostbusters"

The spin-off of "The Real Ghostbusters" was called "Extreme Ghostbusters." The show was on for only one year and only a fraction of the characters returned.

1. Super Mario
   Pong
2. Tetris
   3D Pinball

3D Pinball came preinstalled on Windows computers. When someone was using the phone, you could pass the time by playing some pinball before heading back onto the internet.

1. Linda and Leslie Hamilton
   Benji and Joel Madden
2. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen
   Scarlett and Hunter Johansson

The twins were Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. The two were child stars who starred together almost all the time that they were cast in a show or a movie.

1. True
2. False

This is false. In the early 2000's texting was not very popular compared to phone calls. It was more difficult than we know it to be today, and charges were higher if you went over your allowed number of texts.

1. Monopoly
   Donkey Kong
2. Pinball
   Minesweeper

Minesweeper was played by clicking on boxes, and trying to avoid clicking on a box with a bomb. If you clicked on one, you lost the game.

1. Furbish
   English
2. German
   Gibberish

Furbies spoke "Furbish," a made-up language. Although they may be hard to understand, Furbies also had the ability to learn English.

1. Fred
   Wilma
2. Barney
   Bamm-Bamm

Bamm-Bamm was not in the television show, "The Flintstone Kids." The show was about Fred, Wilma, Barney and Betty when they were children.

1. Bratz
   Silly Putty
2. Beanie Babies
   Pokemon

Pokemon had both a video game and set of cards that were very popular in the '90s and '00s. The franchise also had an anime that is still being produced today.

1. Digimon
   Lego
2. Board games
   Beanie Babies

Beanie Babies were toys that became very popular among collectors. They were first released in 1993 and quickly became investments becasuse of their value.

1. Butterfly
   Fish
2. Dogs
   Horses

Hair clips in the '90s were commonly in the shape of butterflies. Everyone from kids to teens and celebrities wore the clips which made them trendy.

1. Heads or Tails
   M.A.S.H.
2. Jump rope
   Tag

M.A.S.H. was a popular game played by kids to predict their futures. Writing down four things under each category, then picking a number, left the answers for what their futures might hold.

1. S
   B
2. L
   T

The letter "S" was commonly written in a graffiti style. Although no one knows where it came from, any person who grew up in the '90s will likely know about it!

1. Book fairs
   Field trips
2. Fundraisers
   Assemblies

Schools often held book fairs where students could buy books, pencils and erasers. Fairs were often run by companies such as Scholastic.

1. Ring Pop
   Boxing ring
2. Diamond ring
   Onion ring

You wear a Ring Pop while you eat it. Ring Pops are tasty candies that are shaped like jewels on a ring. Although they are most commonly in the form of a ring, there have been other types of pops as well.

1. Lego
   Hot Wheels
2. Slinky
   Kinex

A Slinky is made out of metal (and sometimes plastic), and can perform a variety of tricks. The plastic Slinkys came about much later than the original metal version of the toy.

1. "Karate Kommandos"
   "Gravity Falls"
2. "Teen Titans"
   "Animaniacs"

Chuck Norris was in the television show, "Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos." The show was about a group who fought evil. It was only on for five episodes.

1. "Clifford"
   "Strawberry Shortcake"
2. "The Magic School Bus"
   "The Teletubbies"

"The Magic School Bus" was about a teacher who took her students on field trips like no other. Sometimes they would venture underwater, and other times they would travel into the human body to learn.

1. Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake
   Beyonce Knowles and Jay-Z
2. Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes
   Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie

Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake arrived at the 2001 American Music Awards wearing their now famous denim outfits. Their outfits go down as one of the most memorable red carpet moments in history.

1. to save files
   to play games
2. to listen to music
   to read books

The purpose of a floppy disk was to save files and documents, similar to saving something on a thumb drive or cloud today. Floppy disks could only be used if they were inserted into a floppy disk drive.