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Toys, Board Games & Hobbies Quiz
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From the simple joy of a childhood toy sparking the imagination to the intense strategy of a board game keeping friends around the table until midnight, play has always been one of...
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All 20 questions in this Toys, Board Games & Hobbies quiz
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Invented by Allan Turoff, which fast-paced 1972 word game tasks players with finding words hidden within a 4x4 grid of 16 lettered dice shaken inside a plastic dome?
- A. Upwords
- B. Bananagrams
- C. Boggle
- D. Scattergories
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Which classic board game of global strategic conquest, originally released in France in 1957 as "La Conqute du Monde," was invented by Oscar-winning French filmmaker Albert Lamorisse?
- A. Axis & Allies
- B. Risk
- C. Stratego
- D. Diplomacy
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First marketed in the United States in 1986, what massive, foam-based weaponry brand is famous for its tagline "It's Nerf or Nothin'!"?
- A. Nerf
- B. Super Soaker
- C. BoomCo
- D. X-Shot
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Which classic American tabletop game, originally published in 1960, tasks players with navigating a winding track from "College" to "Retirement" by spinning a small, colorful plastic wheel?
- A. Monopoly
- B. The Game of Life
- C. Pay Day
- D. Sorry!
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In the classic electronic board game "Operation," what is the official, trademarked name of the unfortunate patient whose ailments players must remove with tweezers?
- A. Ailing Al
- B. Sickly Sam
- C. Cavity Sam
- D. Wounded Wally
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Released by Bandai in 1996, what was the name of the enormously popular egg-shaped keychain toy that required users to feed and care for a digital pet?
- A. Digimon
- B. Furby
- C. Tamagotchi
- D. Pokmon
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Which classic American board game, featuring a popping plastic bubble in the center called a "Pop-O-Matic," is heavily based on the ancient Indian cross and circle game Pachisi?
- A. Sorry!
- B. Ludo
- C. Trouble
- D. Parcheesi
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Introduced in 1952, what was the first toy to ever be advertised on television, originally consisting only of plastic facial features meant to be stuck into real vegetables?
- A. Slinky
- B. Mr. Potato Head
- C. Silly Putty
- D. Troll Doll
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Designed by Alan R. Moon in 2004, what incredibly popular, award-winning board game tasks players with collecting colored cards to claim railway routes across a map of North America?
- A. Carcassonne
- B. Ticket to Ride
- C. Pandemic
- D. Dominion
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Which colorful, highly popular children's board game was famously invented in 1948 by Eleanor Abbott, a schoolteacher recovering in a polio ward?
- A. Chutes and Ladders
- B. Candy Land
- C. Sorry!
- D. Trouble
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Invented by the Parker Brothers in 1956, which classic card game tasks players with collecting sets of commodities while avoiding the dreaded "Bear" card?
- A. Pit
- B. Monopoly Deal
- C. Rook
- D. Mille Bornes
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Which massively successful 1980s board game, challenging players' general knowledge across six distinct categories, was invented by two Canadian journalists after they found pieces of their Scrabble set missing?
- A. Balderdash
- B. Trivial Pursuit
- C. Pictionary
- D. Cranium
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What dark liquid is used inside a classic Magic 8 Ball toy to conceal the 20-sided die that floats to the surface to reveal fortunes?
- A. Motor oil
- B. Blue dye and alcohol
- C. Squid ink
- D. Liquid mercury
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Released in 1993, what was the very first collectible trading card game (TCG) ever created, designed by mathematics professor Richard Garfield?
- A. Yu-Gi-Oh!
- B. Magic: The Gathering
- C. Pokmon Trading Card Game
- D. Hearthstone
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Released in 1992, which specific edition of Barbie remains the highest-selling individual Barbie doll of all time, largely due to her floor-length crimped hair?
- A. Totally Hair Barbie
- B. Malibu Barbie
- C. Peaches 'n Cream Barbie
- D. Holiday Barbie
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Which classic 1965 board game, featuring a popping plastic bubble in the center called a "Pop-O-Matic," is heavily based on the ancient Indian cross and circle game Pachisi?
- A. Sorry!
- B. Trouble
- C. Ludo
- D. Parcheesi
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Which massive 1990s playground craze, involving stacking and violently slamming small cardboard discs, derived its name from a popular Hawaiian brand of Passionfruit, Orange, and Guava juice?
- A. Tazos
- B. Slammers
- C. Caps
- D. Pogs
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Since 1963, the vast majority of all interlocking LEGO bricks manufactured globally have been injection-molded using what highly durable, specific type of plastic?
- A. Polyethylene terephthalate (PET)
- B. Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
- C. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
- D. Polystyrene (PS)
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What dark liquid is traditionally used inside a classic Magic 8 Ball toy to effectively conceal the 20-sided die that floats to the window to reveal a fortune?
- A. Liquid mercury
- B. Squid ink
- C. Motor oil
- D. Blue dye and alcohol
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Designed by Alan R. Moon in 2004, what incredibly popular, award-winning board game tasks players with collecting colored train cards to claim railway routes across a map of North America?
- A. Ticket to Ride
- B. Carcassonne
- C. Pandemic
- D. Dominion