Put your skills to the test with a comprehensive list of pop culture trivia questions and answers covering the 80s, 90s, 2000s, and beyond. From movies and music to celebrities and iconic moments, challenge yourself and see how much you know.
Got a knack for all things pop culture ? Then you've come to the right place. To find out how much you know about the 80s, 90s, 2000s and beyond, we've collected a comprehensive list of pop culture trivia questions and answers that are guaranteed to put your skills to the test. Whether you're competing against your pals on trivia night or simply want to see just how many historic pop culture moments you can recall, this compilation covers it all.
Answer: The Furby“I want the fairytale” is a memorable quote from what 1990 Julia Roberts and Richard Gere film? Answer: “Pretty Woman”In August of 1997, Microsoft bailed what technology company out of bankruptcy? Answer: AppleWhat formerly-imprisoned, anti-apartheid activist became the first president of South Africa in 1994? Answer: Nelson Mandela “My Heart Will Go On” is the title song from what 1997 blockbuster movie? Answer: “Titanic” 2000s pop culture trivia Troy Bolton and Gabriella...
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