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Gen Xers were the first generation to grow up with video games in their homes. What was the first video game system?
Atari
Gen Xers were the first generation to grow up with this influential educational PBS children's show featuring puppets and muppets.
Sesame Street
Characters such as Bill and Verb were part of what Saturday morning educational cartoon?
Schoolhouse Rock
What was the new term for children who would go home and lock themselves inside until their parent or guardian would come home from work? (Something that first became commonplace with Gen X children.)
latchkey kids
While you could try to use your finger, one of these was the best way to re-spool a cassette tape.
pen or pencil
This new musical genre grew out of disco and funk in New York to become very popular with Gen X teens.
Hip-Hop
What was the first rap song to reach the top forty?
Rapper's Delight
New Order, Depeche Mode, and Echo and the Bunnymen are all examples of what musical genre?
New Wave
Who directed films such as The Breakfast Club and Pretty and Pink?
John Hughes
Who wrote the novel, Generation X?
Douglas Coupland
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What sexually transmitted disease pandemic started while Generation Xers were still mostly school-aged children?
HIV/AIDS
This symbol of the Cold War was torn down as many Gen Xers came of age.
Berlin Wall
Gen Xers were the first generation to enter the job market needing skills using what home and office electronic appliance?
computer
Nirvana and Pearl Jam are examples of what musical genre?
Grunge
Gen Xers were often labelled as one of these, because they were in dead end service industry jobs instead of aspiring to better employment.
slacker
Who directed the movie Clerks?
Kevin Smith
Who famously told Gen Xers to "just say no?"
Nancy Reagan
Excessive speculation on the new frontier of cyberspace start-up companies led to this unstable tech boom.
the Dot-Com Bubble
What is the term for just a tiny beard under the lower lip?
soul patch
Generation X was the first generation to watch this cable music video channel.