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No One Over 27 Years Old Can Recognize These Things

Yahoo

19-07-2025

Entertainment
Yahoo

No One Over 27 Years Old Can Recognize These Things

These quizzes are going to show you a bunch of (mostly) Gen-Z-related people and things to see if you recognize them. Whether you do or don't is the irrefutable, undeniable measure of whether you're a young, happy, zesty person or an over-the-hill, ancient pile of dust. One Over 27 Years Old Can Recognize These 15 Things If you're young and cool, you'll know exactly what these if you're kids or siblings are young and cool. Otherwise, prepare to realize you are completely out of touch. Take the quiz here. Related: Life Peaked For You In 2016 (Same), You'll Easily Pass This Old Gen Z'er Brain Rot Quiz This quiz will be a truly humbling experience for some of you. Take the quiz here. Related: Z Is Going To Recognize All Of These Singers, But I'll Be Shocked If Millennials Can Recognize 8/13 Of Them Unless you're a hip, cool millennial. Or a Gen X'er with children. Or a boomer who still listens to pop radio. Take the quiz here. Up, Millennials And Gen Z'ers: If You Can Identify These 17 Famous People, Your Parents Raised You Right These celebrities are incredibly famous, but they're also not exactly young. If you recognize them, thank your parents. Take the quiz here. Play A Gen Z Version Of "The Price Is Right" To See How ~Trendy~ You Are Finally, we won't ask you to prove you're cool by identifying things and celebrities, but rather by knowing the price of trendy things. Take the quiz here. Also in BuzzFeed: Also in BuzzFeed: Also in BuzzFeed: Solve the daily Crossword

Club World Cup quiz: What's the day job of Auckland's amateur goalscorer?

BBC News

28-06-2025

Sport
BBC News

Club World Cup quiz: What's the day job of Auckland's amateur goalscorer?

The Fifa Club World Cup group stage finished early on Friday morning. How closely have you been paying attention? From presidential visits to Lionel Messi free-kicks, test yourself with these seven questions. Go to our dedicated football quizzes page, where you can have a go at previous editions and sign up for notifications to get the latest quizzes sent straight to your device

I'm Sorry Millennials, But There's Absolutely Zero Chance You Will Be Able To Pass This Quiz...Plus Four More Quizzes You Might Do Well On

Yahoo

28-06-2025

Entertainment
Yahoo

I'm Sorry Millennials, But There's Absolutely Zero Chance You Will Be Able To Pass This Quiz...Plus Four More Quizzes You Might Do Well On

The aim of these quizzes is to distinguish all the millennials out there from Gen Z, Gen X, or cuspers on either end. Nobody's saying any one generation is better than the other, only that there are certain things the millennial mind will remember a bit better. 1.I'm Sorry Millennials, But There's Absolutely Zero Chance You Will Be Able To Pass This Quiz In theory, millennials shouldn't do so great on this quiz unless you were particularly observant and have a great memory. Are you up for the challenge? Take the quiz here. Related: Most People Can't Make It To Letter Q Or Further In This Alphabetical Logo Quiz — Can You? Millennial Women Will Remember What These Specific Products From The '90s And 2000s Are These products were incredibly popular among teenagers in their heyday, so if you're the right age you'll definitely remember them. Take the quiz here. Related: If You Get 12/15 On This Honors Vocab Quiz, Your IQ Has To Be At Least 150 Officially An Elder Millennial Or Young Gen X'er If You've Done Half Of These 48 Things (Unless You Lie And Say You Did) This quiz won't ask you to recognize any more ancient artifacts, but it will ask you to admit if you ever did something as embarrassing as drawing a fingerstache or wearing a fedora. Take the quiz here. Millennials Will Be Able To Correctly Answer These Real Jeopardy! Questions About 1990s Movie Quotes Really, anyone with good taste should recognize these movie lines. But millennials should find these Jeopardy! questions especially easy. Take the quiz here. Millennials, If These 31 Films Aren't On Your Watched List, Are You Really One Of Us? No right or wrong answers here. We just want to know if you're familiar with these cinematic touchstones of millennial culture. Take the quiz here. Also in BuzzFeed: This 30-Question Quiz About Your Life Will Reveal Your Entire Personality Type Also in BuzzFeed: I'm Sorry, But I HIGHLY Doubt Anyone Can Name 16/16 Of These Logos Based On Their Mascots Alone Also in BuzzFeed: 18 Facts That Are So Creepy, I Looked Around In Paranoia After I Read Them

Am I gay? Take this quiz to find out (or not)

The Guardian

08-06-2025

Entertainment
The Guardian

Am I gay? Take this quiz to find out (or not)

'Am I gay?' quizzes were commonplace in my internet search history as a closeted tween. I have vivid memories of combing through each questionnaire, predominantly on BuzzFeed, answering questions about my favourite animal (guinea pig), dream job (acrobat turned weather reporter) and the sports I played (tennis). I also have vivid memories of manipulating each response to seem straighter than I was. 'What's your favourite colour?' Pink, I'd answer. Wait, no – grey! That'll do the trick! The quiz would inevitably spit out an answer: 'You are 72% straight.' Good enough, I'd think, looking at the obviously fabricated score. Sounds about right. Cut to present day, and I've come to realise that these quizzes are a queer rite of passage – and something I still take part in as a 29-year-old, 100% gay adult … just to make sure I'm, y'know, 100% gay. I'm not talking about the sincere online questionnaires genuinely aimed at decoding sexuality. No – I mean the extremely restrictive, undoubtedly sarcastic, completely unscientific quizzes that proclaim to divine queerness based on the most tenuous of preferences. Your favourite fruit's a pear? Straight. You prefer spaghetti over penne? Bicurious. Your favourite school subject was literature? Gay. Whenever I see a gay quiz, no matter where I am or how busy my day is, I'll still immediately click on it, meticulously sifting through each prompt with precision and dedication. Take this BuzzFeed checklist, for example. Mark each box, the quiz demands, that applies to you – and the resulting sum is how straight you are. Do you love giant Jenga? Have you ever taken a photo with a fish? Is Perfect by Ed Sheeran the ideal wedding song? Click, click, click. I end up with a score of six out of 61 and a 'definitely gay' rating. Touché, BuzzFeed, touché. I recently turned to my trusty Instagram audience (who are predominantly queer and/or women), asking them if they, too, had frequented an 'am I gay?' site once or twice in their time. The majority of the 6,500 respondents said that they had. It's clear that so many of us have stumbled upon this corner of the internet, intentionally or otherwise … and who can blame us? It's human nature, after all, to have an innate curiosity about the way in which we're perceived by others (or by the creator of one specific quiz). How does this hobby make me look? What do people think about my pasta preference? Is everyone secretly judging my love of giant Jenga??? Or perhaps it's not even that deep. Maybe it's just fun to point and laugh at a quiz that divides sexuality into categories based on pizza toppings (no pineapple, extra olives) and the number of Gaga songs one can recite (27). Yes, some will contend that these quizzes are reductive … and to those naysayers I say: duh. We know that an online quiz cannot accurately reflect the complexities of the queer experience. We know that liking iced coffee doesn't automatically secure you a one-way ticket to Mardi Gras. But that doesn't mean we can't have a little fun with it. While some play Minecraft, and others Monopoly, I like to play my silly little sexuality quizzes in my gay corner of the internet, marvelling at my supposedly fluctuating queerness as if the level of my desire to have intercourse with the same sex was entirely dependent on my breakfast choice (full English). Or my cocktail order (piña colada). Or my preferred season (spring, mostly). Or the number of Bruce Springsteen albums I can name (none). And remember, we are all unique. There are no wrong answers. Apart from wanting Perfect by Ed Sheeran to play at your wedding. That's wrong.

American Culture Quiz: Test yourself on festival firsts and summery snacks

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