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#1. Who said ““You talkin’ to me?”” in this 1976 classic
#2. “You’re gonna need a bigger boat”
#3. “Do I feel lucky, well do ya punk?”
#4. Name this TV show
#5. What food was invented in 1974?
#6. Which band entered the Guinness Book of World Records in 1974 for the loudest concert ever, reaching 117 decibels during a show in London?
#7. Which movie won the 1976 Oscar for the best movie (of 1975)?
#8. In 1973 which woman tennis player beat Bobby Riggs at the Houston Astrodome?
#9. Which album, considered one of the greatest in rock history, was released by Pink Floyd in 1973?
#10. The US issued the first $2 bill in what year
#11. What was the cost of a first-class stamp at the end of 1974?
#12. What Ray Stevens song, which described a new running fad, hit #1 in 1974?
“The Streak” is the correct answer because it was a Ray Stevens song that reached #1 in 1974. The song describes a new running fad, which is likely referring to streaking, a trend where people would run naked in public places. This song became popular due to its humorous lyrics and catchy melody, making it a chart-topping hit during that year.
#13. What popular American TV show, known for its satirical skits and live performances, debuted in 1975?
#14. Which groovy 70s accessory changes colors based on your vibes?
#15. Which comedian was the very first host of Saturday Night Live on its first show on September 1975?
#16. True or False: The VCR, the laser printer and the Walkman were all invented in the 1970s.
#17. What was John Travolta’s character’s first name in Saturday Night Fever?
#18. Gary Dahl created a 1970s fad when he began selling which inanimate objects as “pets”?
#19. Which of these catchphrases could be frequently heard during the sitcom Welcome Back, Kotter?
#20. Known for hits like “YMCA” and “In the Navy,” Village People’s six members each wore a different costume. Which of these was not one of them?
#21. The number one movie for 14 consecutive weeks in 1975, which film was the first in Hollywood history to gross over $100 million?
