Clue | Answer | % Correct | |
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B | Doll invented by Ruth Handler, who named the toy after her daughter. She later made a male doll named after her son. | Barbie | 91%
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J | Stack up 54 rectangular wooden blocks. Try to remove one of them from the stack and put them on top without causing the tower to topple over. | Jenga | 77%
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G | Once he was a generic soldier. Later the code name for America's daring, highly trained special mission force. Always a real American hero. | G.I. Joe | 75%
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X | Game console put out by Microsoft. | X-Box | 64%
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H | Satisfy the appetite of your semi-aquatic land mamal by having them devour the most white marbles. | Hungry Hungry Hippos | 63%
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M | Little rainbow colored equines that have developed an unusual, some would say unsettling following among adult men. | My Little Pony | 63%
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N | Toy stores wouldn't stock video games after the market for them crashed in '83, so this consol was bundled with a toy robot that acted as a "trojan horse" to get retailers to carry it. | Nintendo Entertainment System | 60%
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P | Modeling compound that comes in a variety of colors. Was originally used to clean wallpaper. | Play-Doh | 60%
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U | Card game with a spanish title where you have to match the previous players number and/or color. | Uno | 58%
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F | Talking toys that looked like mogwai's. They grew "smarter" as time went on. They were also pretty damned annoying after a while. | Furby | 53%
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Y | Roll dice and gain points based on patterns that you roll. Basically it's poker with dice. | Yahtzee | 51%
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O | Originally known as "Reversi" then renamed after a Shakesperean hero. Variation of the Chinese game "Go" but with plastic disks instead of stones. | Othello | 50%
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T | Toy trucks that are so sturdy they come with a lifetime guarantee. | Tonka | 49%
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E | Future pastry chefs could hone their craft with this low wattage culinary heat source. | Easy Bake Oven | 44%
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L | Line of playsets put out by Fisher Price starring small little pegged shape humans that can fit in various vehicles, locals, etc. | Little People | 39%
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A | Game where the object is to fling all of your color coded insects into someone's trousers. | Ants in the pants | 36%
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V | Disks with various photographs are put inside this camera-like contraption that allows one to view stereoscopic images. | View Master | 28%
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W | Don't worry, this plastic baseball won't break your neighbors window. | Wiffle Ball | 24%
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K | A kit containing plastic rods, bircks and connectors that can be used to make any number of objects. Distant competitor to Lego's. | K'Nex | 23%
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R | For most kids this was their little red wagon. It was so sturdy few of them had to ever be fixed. | Radio Flyer | 20%
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C | Little pieces of vinyl that can be affixed to a smooth surface without adhesive and can be removed. At first just shapes then various licensed characters like Popeye, Gumby,The Beatles, the Smurfs and Star Wars. | Colorforms | 13%
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I | Video game console put out by Mattel. First major competetor for the ATARI 2600. | Intellivision | 10%
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S | Electronic spelling game that E.T. used to make a transmitter. | Speak & Spell | 9%
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D | For it's time a very high tech electronic role playing game. Orson Welles did the commercials. Commands a high price on ebay. | Dark Tower | 1%
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Q | Electronic trivia game put out by Tiger Electronics. | Quiz Whiz | 0%
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Z | Water pistol game where teams shot different color ink at eachother. Don't worry, the ammo vanished. | Zap It! | 0%
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